Precision / Computerized Machining Technology

A woman wearing a black shirt and glasses operates a machine, focused on her task in a professional setting.

Program Entrance Recommendations:

  • Reading at grade level

  • Ability to understand and perform fractional 

    & decimal math

  • Completion of Algebra I

  • Problem-solving/troubleshooting skills

  • Ability to work independently & in a team

  • Hand-eye coordination

  • Mechanical aptitude

  • Attention to detail

Career Pathways:

  • Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operator

  • Machinist

  • Computer Numerically-Controlled Machine Tool Programmer

  • Multiple Machine Tool Setter, Operator & Tender

  • Conventional EDM Operator/Programmer

  • Wire EDM Operator/Programmer

  • Milling & Planing Machine Setter/Operator/Tender

  • Lathe & Turning Machine Tool

  • Setter/Operator/Tender

Career Pathways Can Lead To:

  • Materials Inspector

  • Mechanical Engineer

  • CNC Programmer/Technician

  • Metrologist

  • Quality Assurance Manager/Technician

  • Industrial Designer

  • Tool & Die Maker

  • Machine Shop Supervisor

  • Moldmaker

These careers may require additional training/education.