CNC (computer numerically controlled) Operator Training
What: 12 Credit CNC Operator Training (Download Flyer: CNC Certificate Flyer Spring 2018)
Where: Clackamas Community College Oregon City Campus
When: 12:30 PM—4:30 PM, M—F, starts April 2, 2018 & ends June 15, 2018
This course is offered tuition-free to those who qualify for the TechHire grant program. (Click link program detail.)
Join an Information Session
Every Wednesday at 12:00pm
Clackamas Community College Family Resource Center Room 117
What is a CNC Operator?
A computer numerically controlled (CNC) operator and programmer holds a highly specialized position found principally in production companies. They handle computer-programmed machinery that perform a wide variety of functions, such as drilling, cutting, or shaping materials. The raw materials handled by CNC machines may be too strong or dense for workers to shape or work with by themselves.
What does a CNC Operator do?
A CNC operator and programmer is largely responsible for writing the commands for these machines, inputting them into the CNC program, and making sure that written commands lead to desired outcomes. These commands also must be efficient and cost-effective. In addition, CNC operator and programmers troubleshoot problems by CNC machine users and, if those problems can’t be treated, reporting them to supervisors.
Contact
Justin McDaniels, Program Outreach Coordinator
Office: 503-594-1683
Clackamas Community College
19600 S. Molalla Ave., FRC 106
Oregon City, OR 97045