CNC Machining
CNC Entry-Level Operator Training
A 240-hour, hands-on introduction to CNC operation, setup, print reading, measurement, inspection, and safe production work.
Schedule
Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-noon; submit the enrollment form to confirm the next cohort
Location
MASC Technical Training Center · Waterbury, Connecticut
Cost
Contact MASC for current tuition and funding eligibility
CNC Machining opportunity
About the program
MASC's entry-level CNC program prepares adults for operator roles through practical shop training. The curriculum covers CNC principles, machine startup and monitoring, setup and tool changes, feeds and speeds, blueprint interpretation, precision measurement, inspection, troubleshooting, and routine maintenance.
Hands-on training at a NIMS-accredited center; confirm cohort-specific completion and NIMS assessment details with MASC
Plan your next step
Funding for this program
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Where to go
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Approximate program area
Waterbury, Connecticut: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.
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What participants will learn
- +CNC principles and safe operation
- +Machine startup, loading, and monitoring
- +Setup and tool changes
- +Feeds and speeds
- +Blueprint reading
- +Precision measurement and inspection
- +Basic troubleshooting and maintenance
Who this program is for
- +Must be at least 18 years old
- +Final enrollment and funding eligibility are confirmed by MASC
Program highlights
- +Entry-level adult training
- +240 hands-on hours
- +Weekday morning schedule
- +NIMS-accredited training center
- +Active online interest form