This certification validates that an individual can operate a CNC milling machine to machine parts while maintaining quality and safety standards. It requires knowledge of topics like arithmetic, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, inspection techniques, machine maintenance, machining applications, measurements, machine operations, print reading, and shop safety. Competencies include skills like cutting tool assembly, geometrical dimensioning, inspection methods, machine startup and shutdown, tool height adjustments, and reading technical drawings.
This certification validates that an individual can operate a CNC milling machine to machine parts while maintaining quality and safety standards. It requires knowledge of topics like arithmetic, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, inspection techniques, machine maintenance, machining applications, measurements, machine operations, print reading, and shop safety. Competencies include skills like cutting tool assembly, geometrical dimensioning, inspection methods, machine startup and shutdown, tool height adjustments, and reading technical drawings.
This certification validates that an individual can operate a CNC milling machine to machine parts while maintaining quality and safety standards. It requires knowledge of topics like arithmetic, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, inspection techniques, machine maintenance, machining applications, measurements, machine operations, print reading, and shop safety. Competencies include skills like cutting tool assembly, geometrical dimensioning, inspection methods, machine startup and shutdown, tool height adjustments, and reading technical drawings.
OVERVIEW This certification validates that an individual is able to successfully machine parts by operating a computer numerical control (CNC) machine; maintain quality and safety standards; keep records; maintain equipment and sup- plies; and perform routine preventative maintenance.
COMPETENCIES KNOWLEDGE + SKILLS
Applied Arithmetic Sign Numbers
Mathematics IPM Calculations Use of Scientific Calculator SFM to RPM Conversion
Cutting Tool Configuration (LOC and EOH) Inspection of Cutters
Assembly Fitting (tightening and setting) Inspection of Holders Holder Applications
Geometrical Feature Control Frame Geometric Tolerancing Characteristics
Dimensioning and Geometric Control Symbols Geometric Tolerancing Zone Shapes Tolerancing Geometric Tolerancing Categories Symbols Associated with Feature Control Frames
Inspection Feature with Size Verification Perpendicularity Verification
Feature without Size Verification Position Verification Flatness Verification Profile of a Surface Verification Hole Gaging Surface Finish Verification
Machine Coolants Refractometer Readings
Maintenance Oils and Lubrications
Machine Safety Machine Guarding
Machining Drilling Pocket Milling
Applications Face Milling Reaming Peripheral Milling Tapping
Measurements Reading Micrometers Use of Dial Indicators
Reading Steel Rule Use of Drop Indicators (travel dial) Reading Vernier Scales Use of Micrometers Use of Calipers Use of Steel Rules
Operations Deburring Machine Startup and Shutdown
Fixture Offset Adjustments Machine Warm Up Geometry Offset Adjustments Part Loading (vise/fixture) Machine Controls Tool Height Offset Adjustments