Overview
Class Format
Cost
Schedule
Overview
Why take theCNC Basics Training: Operation and Set-upcourse?
CNC Basicsis a 6-week introductory course that teaches beginners how to safely set up andoperateCNC milling machines and lathes. Students will develop comprehensive skills, from basic safety protocols to advanced machine operation.This course prepares studentsfor entry-level CNC machinist positions with emphasis on safety, precision, and industry best practices.
Target Audience
Individualsnew to CNCmachiningor manufacturing. Oremployers lookingfor an introduction toCNC machiningfor new employees or to upskillexistingemployees.
The Course
The course covers the following topics:
Week 1:Machine Safety / 5S In the Workplace
Week 2:Basic Machining Vocabulary and Machine Tool Math
Week 3:Intro to Metrology / Basic Blueprint Reading and Understanding Tolerances
Week 4:Quality Control / Understanding Tooling
Week 5:Using CNC Controls / Setting Up the Machine
Week 6:Coolant / Problem Solving
Week 2:Basic Machining Vocabulary and Machine Tool Math
Week 3:Intro to Metrology / Basic Blueprint Reading and Understanding Tolerances
Week 4:Quality Control / Understanding Tooling
Week 5:Using CNC Controls / Setting Up the Machine
Week 6:Coolant / Problem Solving
CRN # 23107, Course # NCAM105L
Class Format
- 6 in-person classes
- Thursdays from5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
- CRN # 23107, Course # NCAM105L
Cost
- $750
- Individuals looking for tuitionassistancecan get information from.
- Employersinterested in state-funded grants that reimburse up to 50% of the cost of approved employee trainingprogramscanapply with
Schedule
- Next class at ý starts on March 26
- 6ThursdaysfromMarch 26 – April 30, 2026
- 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
- CRN # 23107
- Course # NCAM105L
Upcoming Programs
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Contact Us
Steve Tucker, ý Workforce Development Manager
603-366-5329
[email protected]
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