Precision Machining Technology
Overview
This program builds a firm foundation in eight key areas: lathe, mill, grinder, drill press, bench work, precision measurement, print reading, and understanding geometric tolerances. Students cover advanced machining techniques on Computer Numerical Control machines (CNC).
Possible Certifications
I2L Safety for Machining
I2L Benchwork
I2L Layout
I2L Materials
I2L Shop Mathematics, Level 1
I2L Shop Mathematics, Level 2
I2L Reading Manufacturing Blueprints
I2L Precision Measurement
I2L Speeds & Feeds
I2L 3-Axis Milling Machine Setup
I2L 3-Axis CNC Milling Machine Programming
I2L Haas Mill Intuitive Programming System
I2L CNC Lathe Setup
I2L CNC Lathe Programming
Haas CNC Mill Operator Certification
Tow Motor Driver Certification
I2L Manual Mill
I2L Haas Lathe Intuitive Programming System
I2L Renishaw Machine Tool Probing Systems
I2L Drill Press
I2L Manual Lathe
I2L Precision Grinding
OSHA Certification
NIMS Machining Level I: Planning, Benchwork, Layout
NIMS Machining Level I: Measurement, Materials, Safety
NIMS Machining Level I: Manual Turning With Chucking
NIMS Machining Level I: Manual Turning Between Centers
NIMS Machining Level I: Manual Surface Grinding
NIMS Machining Level I: Manual Milling
NIMS Machining Level I: Manual Drill Press Operations
NIMS Machining Level I: CNC turning
NIMS Machining Level I: CNC milling
NIMS CNC Turning: Programming Setup & Operations
NIMS CNC Milling: Programming Setup & Operations
Potential Career Opportunities

What to Expect
Students interested in this program will take courses in Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing and Precision Machining Technology for the first three marking periods. After the third marking period, students will apply for full-time entrance into one of the two programs, and they will be accepted based on merit and other criteria. Students who are not approved for their first choice will be assigned to the other program included in the rotation.
Uniform
Students at York Tech are required to wear a uniform at all times. While in their shop classes, they must wear the uniform designated by the program instructor. At all other times, students may wear their shop uniform OR York Tech apparel, which is sold through the School Store and the Fan Shop. Please review the Student Handbook for a full explanation of the dress code.
The specific uniform requirements for Precision Machining Technology can be viewed below. All items that are hyperlinked must be purchased from the online store associated with the link. Items not hyperlinked may be purchased from any retailer, unless noted otherwise.
Required Items
Shop classes
Solid blue or black jeans or Dickies
Sturdy work boots (steel-toe recommended, no mesh)
Academic classes
Shop uniform, York Tech apparel, or Fan Shop apparel**
Pants or trousers
Optional Items
Clear or mesh backpack
*The orange program items should only be purchased AFTER students have completed the rotation AND chosen Precision Machining Technology as their permanent technical program. Until then, York Tech apparel or Fan Shop apparel should be worn. More information about the rotation is available in the What to Expect section.
**Some items sold in the Fan Shop, such as hats, may not be worn during school. Please review the Student Handbook for a full explanation of the dress code.