CNC Operator
Ivy Tech · NIMS
Training to set up and run computer-controlled machines that cut metal and plastic parts.
- Format
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- Prerequisites
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- Good for
- Students and career changers interested in manufacturing.
- Fees and assessment details
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Options
Ivy Tech CNC Operator Certificate
NIMS CNC Milling
NIMS CNC Lathe
Practical uses
- 01
Set up and run CNC machines that cut metal and plastic parts.
- 02
Qualify for entry-level machine operator jobs in manufacturing.
- 03
Build toward CNC machinist and programming roles.
How to get it
- 1.
Pick an option: the Ivy Tech CNC Operator Certificate, or the NIMS CNC Milling or CNC Lathe credentials.
- 2.
Visit the issuer's website to see what the option involves. Check with the issuer.
- 3.
For Ivy Tech, apply and ask which campus offers the certificate. For NIMS, find a school or training site that offers the credential.
- 4.
Complete the training and any written or hands-on tests.
- 5.
Save your certificate or credential record to show employers.
Study tips
- Practice shop math and reading measurements before you start.
- Ask your training site which machines you'll practice on.