Training – Machining Techniques | Québec métiers d'avenir

TRAINING
DESCRIPTION

This program trains machinists to machine metal parts using machine tools and to ensure quality. Machinists work mainly in the aerospace, food, construction and pharmaceutical industries.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Prevent health and safety risks.
Solve mathematical problems related to performing machining tasks on conventional and numerical control machine tools.
Interpret technical drawings.
Prepare sketches, readings and measurements and perform machining task on conventional machine tools by doing shop work, carrying out turning, milling and reaming operations, and tooling simple, complex and mass-produced parts.
Develop the skills required to manually program and machine simple parts using a lathe and a numerical control machining centre.
Actively work as part of multidisciplinary teams.
Seamlessly integrate into the school and work environments.

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Specialization(s) offered following the training

Numerical control machine tool operation (ASP) (view)

TRAINING CONTENT

Competency statement

HOURS

Provide customer service in the workplace

Solve mathematical problems related to conventional machining

Interpret technical drawings.

Prevent occupational health and safety risks

Take and interpret measurements

Do shop work

Interpret technical information related to materials and manufacturing processes

Produce sketches

Perform external cylindrical turning operations

Perform internal cylindrical turning operations

Perform longitudinal and transverse machining operations on a milling machine

120

Cut threads on a lathe

Perform drilling and reaming operations on a milling machine

Grind flat surfaces

Adapt to the new types of work organization

Become familiar with the workplace

Perform angular and circular milling operations on a milling machine

120

Solve mathematical problems related to numerical control machining

Program a numerical control lathe manually

Machine simple parts on a numerical control lathe

Program a machining centre manually

Machine simple parts using a machining centre

Perform complex turning operations

120

Perform complex milling operations

120

Explore the possibility of starting their own business

Enter the labour force

Mass-produce parts using conventional machining techniques

Perform machining operations using a boring machine

Machining techniques