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Precision Machining

Basic Machining Operator

A beginner-entry technical certificate in manual machining and shop fundamentals.

22 college credits; confirm completion timelinePermission required
Basic Machining Operator program

Schedule

Advisor-arranged sequence; confirm next entry term and campus

Location

Floyd County Campus, Rome; Whitfield Murray option also available · Rome, Georgia

Cost

$107/credit standard in-state tuition; fees, books and tools additional

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Precision Machining opportunity

About the program

Begin with machining, print reading and trade math, then progress through lathe, mill and grinding practice. This is the complete BMO1 certificate, not the separate shorter Basic Machinist credential or independently enrollable advanced modules.

Technical Certificate of Credit; BMO1

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Funding for this program

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Where to go

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Approximate program area

Rome, Georgia: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +Print reading
  • +Trade mathematics
  • +Manual lathe operation
  • +Milling
  • +Surface grinding and heat treatment

Who this program is for

  • +College admission and advisor review of academic/placement requirements
  • +Begin with introductory machining; follow the certificate sequence