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Issue: September 2011 |
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KNOWLEDGE IS POWER, IT ALL STARTS HERE! |
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Secretary of Labor Joanne Goldstein visit |
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Custom Group Center for Manufacturing Technology is proud to
announce Secretary of Labor Joanne Goldstein will be visiting on
November 21, 2011. During the Secretary's visit she'll be presenting
certificates to the students who are graduating from Intro General
Machine Shop Practices.
In addition the Secretary will take a tour of the entire Custom
Group Inc facility.
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New Class Announcement
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C008 - Intro General Machine Shop Practices
Custom Group Center for Manufacturing Technology is currently
enrolling for their next session of C008-Intro General Machine Shop
Practices starting on November 28, 2011 and running Monday through
Thursday from 12pm to 5pm.
This 16 week, 320 hour course will introduce the Students to the
complex and rewarding field of precision machining. With much of the
same content as our C009 General Machine Shop Practices program,
this “fast track” version offers Students the ability to improve
their skills quickly.
The course consists of interactive lessons and practical hands on
labs where the students will gain valuable experience creating hand
tools or locating devices. The program’s fields of study include:
Math
Fundamentals Grinding Processes
Basics of
Manual Mill Mechanics of CNC
Basics of
Engine Lathe Basics of CNC Machining
Blueprint
Reading Basics of CNC Turning
Basics of
Tolerance Much, much more
Structure of
Metals
Outcome:
Custom Group Center for Manufacturing Technology has established
measureable goals and offers industry recognized credentials for
consistent attendance, acceptable test and lab scores, and
additional scholastic accomplishments.
Prerequisites:
Students in both courses must be at least eighteen years of age,
must possess a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent, and must
have some understanding of math and basic algebra. The student
should hold a strong mechanical aptitude, have good problem-solving
abilities, and be able to work independently. Experience working
with machinery is also helpful.
To reserve your place in the upcoming class or any of the classes we
offer please contact us at 781-933-0049 or visit
www.customtrainingcenter.com
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Workforce Development Funding and Student
Updates |
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A local Massachusetts company
Laser
Services has been awarded
an express grant for current employees through Workforce Development.
Laser Services has partnered with Center for Manufacturing Technology to
train their employees. CMT developed a class to meet Laser
Services' specific
needs. Laser Services began training with CMT in June 2011 and thus
far they've completed course C20110107. Course C20110107 is
described as: "preparation for blue print reading interpretation &
basic measurement with math refresher for machine shop practices.
Soft skills related to machine shop practices and production floor
procedures $ expectations when working in manufacturing".
A brief description of the entire curriculum is listed below:
C011 - Introduction to manual Machining
The course to be offered is a 50 hour, practical instruction in
manual machining concepts. Students will be trained using
conventional lathes and milling machines in the school's shop
training facility.
This is a course specially designed for individuals who have worked
in a manufacturing environment but do not yet possess the knowledge
or skills required to foray directly into the challenging arena of
precision machining. They must have a basic understanding of shop
practices, including safety and blue print reading.
Student Update
A recent graduate of Center for Manufacturing
Technology was hired by a major defense manufacturer in Waltham, Ma. The student attended Intro General Machine Shop
Practices, class C008, receiving a certificate of completion upon
graduation.
To companies who need new trained employees, Center for
Manufacturing Technology can help. Some of our graduates are
currently seeking employment and we believe they would be a valuable
addition to your team.
To reserve your place in the upcoming class or any of the classes we
offer please contact us at 781-933-0049 or visit
www.customtrainingcenter.com
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Boston Tooling & Machining Association, Inc. Members Special
Center for Manufacturing Technology is offering
a special 10% discount on all training for BTMA members. Contact us
today to take advantage of this special offer and reserve a place in
any of our upcoming classes or Customized Training. |
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