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CLC, Inc
Students acquire and master the skills required for entry-level Machinistpositions in the manufacturing and construction industries, upon their successful graduation from thetraining program. The Machinist Training Program is a total of 320 hours, designed to provide thetrainee with the NIMS Machining Level I knowledge and skills required for positions as a Machinistand is comprised of eight hour lessons conducted weekdays from 7:00 AM to 3:45 PM over a 8-weekperiod in classroom and machine shop settings.Performance Objectives Students will Learn:• Precisions Measurements• Manufacturing Mathematics• Engineering Drawing• Basic Computer Operations• Conventional Machining Techniques• Set up and Programming Operations• Introduction to CNC Machining
Upon successfully graduating from the training program, students acquire and master the skills required for entry-level Welder positions in the manufacturing and construction industries. The program consists of 320 hours of instruction conducted weekly from 7:00 AM to 3:45 PM over 8 weeks in classroom and shop-floor settings.Performance Objectives Students will Learn:• Layout, Fitting• Shop tool use• Project fabrication• Oxy-fuel cutting and welding• Plasma torch cutting• TIG/MIG welding• Stick welding
Subject Description: Students acquire and master the skills required for entry-level ManufacturingAssembly/Composite Technician positions in aerospace, automotive, sporting goods and othermanufacturing industries upon their successful graduation from the training program.The (MAAT) Program is 240 hours, comprised of eight-hour lessons conducted on weekdays M-F from 7:00AM to 3:45 PM over six weeks in classroom and shop floor settings.Performance Objectives Students will Learn:• Manufacturing Safety• Shop Math• Precision Measurement• Engineering Drawings• Basic Computer Operations• Advanced Manufacturing Assembly & Composite Bonding• Assembly layout, drilling, reaming, countersink, fastener install & removal• Layup, vacuum bagging, bleeder & breather concepts, and curing
Upon graduation from the training program, students will acquire the skills required for entry-level Maintenance and Repair Technician positions. It comprises 400 hours of instruction conducted weekly from 8:00 am-4:45 pm over 10 weeks in the classroom and lab.
Students acquire and master the skills required for entry-level Machinistpositions in the manufacturing and construction industries upon graduation from the training program. The Machinist Training Program is a total of 320 hours, designed to provide thetrainee with the NIMS Machining Level I knowledge and skills required for positions as a Machinist. It comprises eight-hour weekly lessons in classroom and machine shop settings from 7:00 AM to 3:45 PM over 8 weeks.Performance Objectives Students will Learn:• Precisions Measurements• Manufacturing Mathematics• Engineering Drawing• Basic Computer Operations• Conventional Machining Techniques• Set up and Programming Operations• Introduction to CNC Machining
