CNC Machinist Training

Online CNC Course

Become a CNC Machinist

As the manufacturing industry becomes more automated, many machinist are staying ahead of the curve by learning how to use CNC machines. If you want to advance your manufacturing career, this 100% online course will train you to operate cutting-edge CNC machines.

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Job Outlook for CNC Machinists

• According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), machinists earn almost $45,750 per year, on average. Experienced CNC machinists make between $50,000 and $80,000 annually.
• The BLS notes that job demand for machinists will grow 1-2% over the next decade. However, many of these jobs will require knowledge of CNC machines and automation.
• Deloitte estimates that as many as 2 million advanced manufacturing jobs may go unfilled between now and 2025. 

Course Objective

• Master the basics of CNC controls and programming
• Understand metallurgy and machining and grinding processes
• Learn inspection methods and workholding principles
• Understand the basics of Six Sigma, 5S, Lean, and TPM

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Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to take this course.

Curriculum

• Workholding
  Intro to workholding; supporting and locating principles and devices 107; clamping basics, chucks, collets and vises
• Math
  Fractions and decimals, units of measurement and basics of tolerance; algebra, geometry, trigonometry and blueprint reading
• Inspection
  Introduction to GD&T, optical comparators and CMMs; standards for inspecting and calibrating holes, threads and surfaces
• Machining and Stamping
  Basics of presses, manual mills and engine lathes; introduction to CNC machines, G-Code programming and Haas, Fanuc and Mazak machines
• Safety
  OSHA, personal protective equipment, SDS and hazard communication; hand and power tool safety, safety for lifting devices and powered industrial truck safety
• Materials
  Physical and mechanical properties of metal manufacturing; classification of steel, essentials of heat treatment of steel and hardness testing
• Metal Cutting
  Basic cutting theory and processes; introduction to metal cutting fluids and tool materials
• Quality and Manufacturing Management
  Learn manufacturing, 5S and continuous process improvement; Six Sigma, conducting Kaizen events and value stream mapping
• Grinding
  Grinding processes and safety; grinding ferrous and nonferrous metals

Instructor

This is a completely self-pace course. Additional support will be provided through email and phone.

Registration and Enrollment

• This course is 100% online.
• Start anytime.

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