Metals Manufacturing

The Metals Manufacturing Program prepares students for employment of post secondary education in metals production occupations.  Through application of metal working skills, students learn the manufacturing process.  Production work in the program is designed to teach skills in teamwork, problem solving, and human relations.  Students learn and practice skills including precision layout and measurement, lathes, Computer Numerical Control conventional mills, and blue print reading.  Drafting and blue print design is also taught using Computer Assisted Drafting (CAD).  Students completing the basic manufacturing skills also learn basic welding and cutting operations.  Outcomes:  Competency Certificate and Skill Profile.