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Metal Machining TechnologyIndustrial Technology Academy Engineering / Manufacturing and Industrial Technology Career Pathway In the Metal Machining Technology program, taught through the Industrial Technology Academy, students learn to produce precision metal products from raw materials. Students will cut and shape steel, brass, titanium, and aluminum into various sizes and configurations from a blueprint using specialized tools and equipment. The Industrial Technology Academy is housed in the St. Clair TEC building at 499 Range Road, Marysville.
Areas of study include:- Measurement using specialized tools
- Machine set-up and operation
- Blueprint Reading
- Grinding Cutting Tools
- Heat Treating
- Sharpening Drills
- Bench Operations
- CNC Programming
- CNC Milling Operation
Students enrolling in the Metal Machining Program should have the potential for computing decimals and fractions. Second-year students will have the opportunity to attend St. Clair County Community College (SC4) in their second year based on teacher recommendation.
Extracurricular activitiesSkillsUSA PLEASE NOTE: Students enrolling in this program should be able to demonstrate a tolerance for standing at a work station for long periods of time and have the ability to focus on detailed eye-hand work tasks.
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Learn more about career opportunities as a Metal Machinist, wage information and demand for this occupation.
Metal Machining Technology is part of the Engineering/Manufacturing & Industrial Technology Pathway. Learn if this career pathway is for you. 
Find out which skills are needed to become a Machinist.
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Learn more about Metal Maching Instructor, Duane Emig.
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