

MACHINING
Instructor // Michael Verrett
michael.verrett@sbcusd.com

MACHINING
The Machining Academy gives students the foundational skills of working in the manufacturing industry.
In this pathway, students will:
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Create computerized products using SolidWorks and MasterCAM to 3D print prototypes
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Learn CNC programming and machining
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Create 3D printing prototypes
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Earn nationally recognized NIMS (National Institute of Metalworking Skills) certifications
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Intern with industry partners as seniors
COURSE INFO
. Year 1: Introduction to Machining .
EXPERIENCES
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Garner Holt Education through Imagination
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National Manufacturing Day Fair by Chaffey InTech College
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Recruitment Events
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SkillsUSA Club
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Lunch & Learn event with Industry Partners
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Dinner Discovery event for Machining students and parents
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WORK-BASED LEARNING ACTIVITIES
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Shop Safety
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Business Safe Plan
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Reading blueprints
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Using “Shop Math” to produce parts
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Measurements with calipers & micrometers
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Produce parts using a lathe
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Using the Mill Machine to mill surfaces to specs
CAREER READINESS
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Interactions with Industry Partners, Walker Corporation & Prestige Mold
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Learn about different careers in the Manufacturing Industry
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS
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Articulated with Valley College, MACH-021 – Machine Shop 1
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Field Trips to Trade Schools, such as Chaffey InTech
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. Year 2: Advanced Machining 1 .
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EXPERIENCES
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Garner Holt Education through Imagination
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National Manufacturing Day Fair by Chaffey InTech College
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Recruitment Events
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SkillsUSA Club
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Lunch & Learn event with Industry Partners
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Dinner Discovery event for Machining students and parents
WORK-BASED LEARNING ACTIVITIES
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Using coding to create drilling parts
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Write drilling operations
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Create CAD models to be machined & programs by toolpaths
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Students use an industry recognized program, Mastercam regularly
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Use of CNC machines to create programs for mill
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Using the Mill Machine to mill surfaces from drawings
CAREER READINESS
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Interactions with Industry Partners, Walker Corporation & Prestige Mold
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Learn about different careers in the Manufacturing Industry
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Internship with East Valley Water District, Sterling Natural Resource Center
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OSHA Certification
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS
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Articulated with Valley College, MACH-070 – Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machining
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Field Trips to Trade Schools, such as Chaffey InTech
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Networking with Elisa Nieblas, LAUNCH System Navigator
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. Year 3: Advanced Machining 2 .
EXPERIENCES
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Garner Holt Education through Imagination
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National Manufacturing Day - Chaffey InTech
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Recruitment Events
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SkillsUSA Club
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Lunch & Learn event with Industry Partners
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Dinner Discovery event for Machining students and parents
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Guest Speaker: Leonard Ahumada, Applications Engineer from Carmex
WORK-BASED LEARNING ACTIVITIES
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Create parts using MasterCam for CNC Programing
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Take depth measurements using micrometers
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Using bores to measure the diameters of holes
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Students use an industry recognized program, SolidWorks
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Use of CNC machines to create programs for mill
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Using the Mill Machine to mill surfaces from drawings
CAREER READINESS
-
Interactions with Industry Partners, Walker Corporation & Prestige Mold
-
Learn about different careers in the Manufacturing Industry
-
Internship with East Valley Water District, Sterling Natural Resource Center
-
NIMS Certifications
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS
-
Field Trips to Trade Schools, such as Chaffey InTech
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Networking with Elisa Nieblas, LAUNCH System Navigator