Program Information
The Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) Service Technician program is a 64-credit diploma that includes technical and general education components. This diploma provides the skills for working in the manufacturing sector or as a field service technician. Full-time students can obtain a diploma in two years. Financial assistance is available for those who qualify.
CNC Service Technicians play a vital role in maintaining and servicing industrial equipment. Technicians inspect, calibrate, maintain, and repair equipment.
Designed by manufacturing industry leaders, the program provides a comprehensive, hands-on, career-oriented curriculum. Students will obtain a solid education in machine repair, industry fundamentals, and electronic fundamentals.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate and practice maintenance skills consistent with industry expectations.
- Exhibit safety principles and practices in a manufacturing environment.
- Develop critical and creative thinking processes required to effectively and efficiently diagnose and repair technical problems.
- Develop and demonstrate knowledge, skills, and attitudes essential to an individual company’s expectations.
- Demonstrate efficient interpersonal skills with customers, machine operators, and co-workers.
Program Start Dates
Fall Semester: August
Spring Semester: January**
** Students who start in the spring will need longer to complete due to course prerequisites.
Faculty Contact
Keith Barry: 763-576-4024
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