CNC Machining opportunity

About the program

ASU-Newport's CNC Operator microcredential prepares learners for entry-level advanced-manufacturing roles through flexible online learning and hands-on lab experience. Training focuses on CNC-controlled turning centers, basic setup and introductory programming, workplace safety, measurement, inspection, and quality practices.

ASU-Newport Certificate of Completion

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Approximate program area

Jonesboro, Arkansas: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

+CNC lathe operation
+Machine setup
+Introductory CNC programming
+Workplace safety
+Measurement and inspection
+Quality practices

Program highlights

+Accelerated eight-week format
+Hybrid online and hands-on lab training
+Entry-level CNC turning-center preparation
+Available during fall, spring, and summer