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Come for the skills......... Stay for the challenge!

STEM / Manufacturing

Precision Tool Technology students learn how to set up and
operate standard machines to shape metal according to blueprint
specifications. Equipment used include the following: lathes,
mills, band saws, and measuring instruments. Students will gain
knowledge in blueprint reading, precision measuring equipment
operation, and Computer Numerical Control (CNC) equipment.
This program can offer a pathway to a rewarding career with
excellent earning potential. It is offered as a year-long course to
better equip the students with the skills that they will need to join
the workforce. This program prepares students who wish to pursue
degrees in Precision Tool Technology, Mechatronics, Advanced
Manufacturing, and the Automotive Industries.

Courses Offered

Precision Tool Technology I - (6230)
Precision Tool Technology II - (6231)

(Prerequisite: Grade of 77 or higher in Precision Tool I. or teacher
recommendation to advance to level II)

TAP Credit

HS: A Millwright,Tool and Die Maker, Computer ControlTool Programmer
2-yr: Quality Control Inspector, Computer Control MachineTool Operator

4-yr: Industrial Engineer, Precision Assembler, Metallurgist

Are you skilled with working with your hands?
Are you good at taking apart an item and putting it back together?

Do you like operating different type of tools to complete a job?

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