Introduction to Manufacturing Certificate

COMMITMENT

120 hours

MODE OF STUDY

On-Ground

TERMS OFFERED

Fall, Spring, Summer

CAREER FIELD(S)

Manufacturing

COST

$2,100

Prices may vary and are subject to change at any time. Textbooks and exams included in price.

FUNDING

SNAP, CareerConneCT

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CAMPUSES

Housatonic

The 120-hour Introduction to Manufacturing program is crafted to impart foundational concepts in precision manufacturing along with the essential supportive knowledge necessary for entry-level positions. This course covers theoretical concepts as well as hands-on skill development in a state-of-the-art manufacturing laboratory.

In This Course You'll Learn To:

Develop proficiency in mathematics applicable to precision manufacturing
Master the interpretation of blueprints
Acquire skills in semi-precision and precision measurement techniques
Demonstrate adherence to safety procedures in a manufacturing environment
Gain knowledge and hands-on experience in machine technology
Understand the principles and operation of CNC technology
Apply measurement, materials, and safety standards according to NIMS guidelines

Admission Requirements:

Must be at least 18 years of age
GED or high school diploma

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