CNC Programmer is responsible for programming commercial Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines that turn raw materials such as plastic and metals into usable components. The individual is responsible for interpreting technical blueprints; inputting the design specifications; adjusting the machine cutting paths; and performing quality checks on the final product to ensure the desired specifications are achieved. The person is also responsible for carrying out routine machine maintenance and troubleshooting any issues encountered during the manufacturing process. The job involves creating and optimizing programs that control CNC Machines to ensure they produce parts that meet design specifications with high precision and accuracy. Typical Job Roles (Positions) - CNC Machinist, CNC setter cum operator, CNC Turner, CNC Programmer, Workshop Supervisor, etc.
15-01-2024 to 15-04-2024
CSC/Q0405 (L4)
Duration
104 hrs
This month introduces the course's emphasis on the relationship between the teacher and the curriculum. The sessions this month deal with three basic topics. These topics will help to broaden your understanding of curriculum and the ways in which it effects students’ experience.
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Duration
96 hrs
This month introduces the course's emphasis on Machine Tools and Instruments, CNC controlling and program simulation through kit and software and CNC Programming in Auto and Manual mode.
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Duration
200 hrs
This month introduces the course's emphasis on CNC Machining-Milling, CNC Machining-Lathe and Modern CNC Systems.
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CNC Programmer Trainer
