Machine Tool Technology
The Machine Tool program is designed to give students experience on a variety of machine tools similar to those with which they will work after graduation. Instruction is given in related mathematics and blueprint reading, precision measuring and basic metallurgy, such as the properties of metal, their workable characteristics, heat treatment of metals, and the relative hardness of metals. The skills of operating drill presses, milling machines, etc. is stressed. Computer aided manufacturing and CNC machining are vital parts of the training.
Course Outline:
- Introduction, Orientation, and Safety
- Blueprint Reading
- Precision Measuring
- Lay-Out Work
- Bench work
- Drill Press
- Power Saws
- Grinders
- Lathes
- Milling Machines
- Metallurgy & Heat Treating
- Maintenance and Repair
- CNC Programming
Certificate:
- Production Machine Tender - 648hrs
Diplomas:
- Machine Set-Up Operator - 1296hrs
- Machinist 1 - 1944hrs
For additional information email:
stacy [dot] johnson [at] ttclivingston [dot] edu (Stacy Johnson)
The Tennessee Technology Center at Livingston does not participate in Student Loans.
The Tennessee Technology Center at Livingston does not participate in Student Loans.
86% of graduates from this program, who began their studies in 2009-10, completed it within 20 months.


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