Overview

Building on skills developed in the Machine Operator 1 Program, Machine Operator 2 delivers more in-depth programming of computerized numerical control equipment. Programs will be developed utilizing simulators, coupled with the operation of a CNC machining center and CNC lathe.  Machine Operator 2 provides students with step-by-step instruction of CNC machining processes, an introduction to CAD/CAM and the inspection of parts.  This course is designed for machine operators, machinists, programmers, engineers and supervisors. The in-class courses and projects consist of 180 hours of training.

The primary training outcome will be to understand and develop CNC programs that will produce machine parts per industrial blueprint specifications and standards. 

Training Outcomes

JOB TITLES AT COURSE COMPLETION

  • Machinist
  • CNC Machine Programmer

CINCINNATI STATE EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS

Schedule
START DATEEND DATEDAYSTIMES
July 2, 2024December 17, 2024Tuesday and Thursday5:30 PM – 9:30 PM
All programs offered at our Evendale campus, unless otherwise noted. Course schedules and pricing to change without notice. Please contact us at (513) 569-1643 or email us at askwdc@cincinnatistate.edu for the most up-to-date information.
Curriculum

CNC Machine Tool Programmer (MO2), WDC Certificate

COURSE COURSE NUMBERCONTACT HOURSCREDIT HOURSCOURSE FEE
Mechanical Plan Reading 2
A course that reviews basic mathematical skills used in the maintenance trades. Topics include: decimals, fractions, percents, ratios, proportions, roots, and powers; basic algebra; and basic trigonometry.
MMO 112302$698.00
CNC Programming Fundamentals
A course on fundamentals of using and interpreting mechanical drawings and blueprints for geometric dimensioning, tolerances, and precision measurement required for manufacturing mechanical parts and assemblies.
MMO 135603$1,398.00
Computer-Aided Design (Solidworks)
A course for machine operators and first-line supervisors on key OSHA General Industry Safety Standards.
MMO 136301$698.00
Computer-Aided Manufacturing (Mastercam)
A course on manual machining operations such as drilling, tapping, boring, turning, and conventional milling and lathe work.
MMO 137301$698.00
CNC Tooling and Maintenance
A course on using a computer to write CNC machine G and M code. Topics include: using multiple tools; cutter offsets; linear, circular and helical interpolation; and matching surfaces along lines and points of tangency to produce a part.
MMO 140302$698.00
TOTAL:1809$4,190.00
*May be waived with successful completion of an assessment or by instructor’s evaluation of past experience.
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Contacts

Assistant Business Manager

Jerry Whitaker, MBA
Assistant Business Manager - Advanced Manufacturing