The skills taught in this program vary by concentration and may include:
· Basic Electronics, Wiring, Electricity
· CAD/CAM
· CNC Fundamentals
· Hydraulics/Pneumatics
· Machining
· Metallurgy
· Welding
· Workforce Development
· Externship
· Robotics
· PLC Programming
Upon successful completion of the course, you’ll earn the following credentials:
Welding:
- Three AWS D1. Certifications
Precision Machining and Industrial Maintenance:
- MSSC Certified Production Technician
- One AWS D1. Certification
Robotics & Automation:
- FANUC Tool Handling Pro Certification
All concentration areas:
- ACT National Career Readiness Credential
- OSHA 10-hour Credential
- Industrial Maintenance Mechanic, Maintenance Supervisor, Equipment Technician
- CNC Programmer, CAD/CAM Programmer, CNC Operator, Machining Manager
- Robotics Technician, Automation Technician, PLC Technician, Field Service Technician
- Welder
- And many more!
How to enroll in the Manufacturing Technologies program: Register for an info session where you'll receive your application, financial aid information, course schedule, and more. Reserve your spot by calling 330-669-7070 or online here.
- Next start date: TBD
- In this program you will complete up to 115 hours of on-the-job training with a participating industrial partner.
- Certificate of Completion & Career Portfolio awarded upon completion
- This 680-hour program is about 12 months long and typically meets varying times Monday - Friday between 4 - 10 pm.
- Tuition: $8,160 + books and supplies (all costs subject to change)
- Financial Aid available for those who qualify. Visit our Financial Aid page for more information.
- For questions and additional information, contact Bruce Steiner at bsteiner@wcscc.org
- Manufacturing Technologies Student Handbook
Cost of Attendance
Federal regulations require schools to make Cost of Attendance information publicly available on their website. All categories listed excluding tuition and books, are an estimate only and not the actual charge for the program of study.
