Machining & Manufacturing Technology Training | NIMS Certification In Kansas

WHAT DOES A MACHINE/TOOL TECHNICIAN DO?

A career as a machine tool technician is cut-out for students who enjoy using their hands to make something work. Our graduates apply their knowledge and skill to plan, manufacture, assemble, test and repair parts as well as mechanisms and machines. If you have strong math skills and like a challenge, this career is for you!

Career Forecast��Stable OutlookAverage Salary��$45,400on campus

Learning at Washburn Tech

Learning at Washburn Tech

In this program, you will learn to read technical information on blueprints along with sketching, angles, tapers, gearing and precision measuring. Instruction also includes hands-on training in the operation of machine tools, such as the engine lathe, milling machine, surface grinder, drill press, computerized numerical control milling machine and computerized numerical control lathe. Attending full-day, you can complete the program in two semesters, while high school and half-day students can finish in four semesters. Students have the option of completing a 48-credit-hour Cert C or a 23-credit-hour Cert A. Cert C completers may be eligible to complete an associate or more advanced degree at .

The Washburn Tech Machining & Manufacturing Technology program is in alignment with the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) CIP Code 48.0501: Machine Tool Technology/Machinist. A program that prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to plan, manufacture, assemble, test, and repair parts, mechanisms, machines, and structures in which materials are cast, formed, shaped, molded, heat treated, cut, twisted, pressed, fused, stamped or worked.

CERTIFICATIONS: NC3 Starrett Certified, OSHA-10

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For dual-credit high school students submission of an application, official partial transcript, and consent to enroll form are required. Adult students must complete an application and submit an official copy of all transcripts. Please see an admissions counselor for details.

CERTIFICATIONS: Machining & Manufacturing Technology Certification, OSHA 10

After earning a technical certificate, you'll be prepared to enter the workforce.

Or you can continue your education and earn an associate degree.

After completing an associate's degree, students are eligible to earn a Bachelor of Applied Science at ��Ƶ.

For more programs, enrollment and course schedule information, please contact Admissions.

Jobs and Salaries

CAREER FORECAST: stable outlook

Job candidates who can operate multiple machines have the best opportunities for employment and advancement. The data below refers to surveyed wages and average annual job openings both nationally and in the state of Kansas. SOURCE: KS Dept. of Labor and U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics

Entry-Level Salary

$34,000

(2022)

Projected Job Openings

142

(annually)

Projected Job Growth

8%

(2020-2030)

Morning

LENGTH
2 years

PROGRAM BEGINS
Every August

SCHEDULE
MON - FRI; 8-11:10am

Afternoon

LENGTH
2 years

PROGRAM BEGINS
Every August

SCHEDULE
MON - FRI; 11:45am-2:55pm

Full-day

LENGTH
1 year

PROGRAM BEGINS
Every August

SCHEDULE
MON - FRI; 8am-2:55pm

Program Cost

Financial Aid is available to those who qualify, and have a high school diploma or GED. To set-up an appointment with a financial aid counselor, call 785.670.3360.