This course utilizes industry standard equipment, offers projects that require all of the basic milling operations, and culminates with a nationally recognized certification part and exam. The NIMS Level I Manual Milling Certification is a portable skills document verified and recognized by industry professionals.

BENEFITS TO YOUR ORGANIZATION

• Cross train set-up people and operators
• Increase worker flexibility
• Upgrade employees existing skill levels
• Gain efficiency and productivity

COURSE OBJECTIVES

• Shop/machine safety
• Interpret blueprints
• Basic and precision measurement and inspection
• Process planning/machining strategies
• Machine components, operation, and maintenance
• Machine set-up
• Tooling selection and usage
• Speeds and feeds
• Tips and techniques
• Troubleshooting
• Additional learning objectives available

TRAINING DESCRIPTION AND MATERIALS

This instructor led course with reference texts, focuses on the processes required to mill basic precision quality parts with minimal waste.

Students learn by doing with hands on projects, supplemented with focused lectures, additional reference materials, and continual improvement through the instructor’s experience and guidance. For experienced or advanced employees, Manual Vertical Milling can be customized to include specialized, industry specific equipment or materials, advanced course material, or other specialized needs.

HOURS

Your Manual Vertical Milling course is an 80 hour training activity, scheduled at your convenience for up to 12 participants maximum.

Training includes all course textbooks and materials, training administration, instruction, participant use of tool-crib, activity evaluation, and NIMS certification testing fee.

Manufacturing Products

AC & DC Motors
AC-DC Electrical
Activated Sludge
Advanced AC
ASE Certification
Auto Climate Control
Basic Electricity
Basic Pipe Fitting
Bearing Basics
Blue Print
Boiler and Pressure
Boiler Operator
Business - Manf
CAD-CAM Cert I
CAD-CAM Cert II
CAD-CAM UGS
CNC Milling I
CNC Turning I
CNC Turning II
Construction Trades
Coupling Alignment
Crawl Space
Drywall
Dust Fabrication
Electrical Circuits
Electronics
EPA Refrig. Cert
Fanuc Robots
Fiber Optics
Fluid Pwr Syst
Geometric Dimensioning
Variable Freq. Dr.
HVAC-R
HVAC Building Mgt
HVAC - AC
HVAC - CO
HVAC - Commercial Air
HVAC - Refrigeration
HVAC - Electric Heat
HVAC - Electrical
HVAC - Gas Heat
HVAC - Heat Pumps
HVAC - Oil Heat
Hydraulics
Industrial Motors
Electrical Code
Robotics
Job Organization
Lead
Lubrication
Machine Shop Labs
Surface Grinding
Man. Turning-Chucking
Man. Vert. Milling
Manufac. Fundamentals
Meas. Materials
Mechanical Gauging
Metallurgy
MSSC
Okuma Mech Maint
Omron PLC 1
Omron PLC 2
Pipe Layout
Pipe Welding I 2G Down
Pipe Welding IV 2G Up
Pipe Welding II 5G Down
Pipe Welding III 6G Down
Pipe Welding V 6G Up
Pipe Welding VII 6G Up
Plumbing
Pneumatics
Logic Controllers I
Logic Controllers II
Pumps
Quality Control
Radon
RV Service
Residential Remodeler
Roofing Contractor
Small Engine
Soldering
Tech Troubleshooting
Tools & Die Design I
Tools & Die Making I
Welding for Non-Welder
Welding:
Gas-Metal  Flat Mild
Gas-Metal  Flat Stainless
Gas-Metal  Horiz Mild
Gas-Metal  Horiz Stainless
Gas-Metal  Over Mild
Gas-Metal  Over Stainless
Gas-Metal  Vert Mild
Gas-Metal  Vert Stainless
Shielded Flat Mild
Shielded Flat Stainless
Shielded Horiz Mild
Shielded Horiz Stainless
Shielded Over Mild
Shielded Over Stainless
Shielded Vert Mild
Shielded Vert Stainless
Tungsten  Flat Mild
Tungsten  Flat Stainless
Tungsten  Horiz Mild
Tungsten  Horiz Stainless
Tungsten  Over Mild
Tungsten  Over Stainless
Tungsten  Vert Mild
Tungsten  Vert Stainless