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Mastering Precision in a World of Innovation
Shape the future as you wield lathes, mills, and saws to craft metal into incredible parts. Get hands-on with computers and high-tech software to design and build your projects. Have an expert eye for safety and quality. Set your sights on in-demand careers.
What You Can Learn
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Orientation
OSHA
Safety
Power Saws
Manual Machining Mill/Lathe
Computer Numerically
Controlled (CNC)
Computer Aided Design (CAD)
Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
What You Can Earn
Available High School Academic Credits
At district request, students may earn:
English
Licensing / Industry-Based Certifications
Students have opportunities to earn:
OSHA 10 Construction
Work-Based Learning
Organizations that support this program:
SPX Flow
Micro Inc.
Boss Precision
Brinkman
Machine Tool Research
Kodak
Acro
Alliance Precision Plastics
Where You Can Go
Career Opportunities
Minimal Requirement Beyond CTE
CNC Operator
Mill Operator
Lathe Operator
Additional Education and/or Experience
Programmer
Engineer
Manufacturing Manager
Postsecondary Pathways
Dual Enrollment
Monroe Community College
Machine Theory I (TAM101)
Mathematics for Machinists (TAM121)
Machine Shop Print Reading I (TAM131)
Machine Shop Laboratory (TAM141)
Articulation Agreements
SUNY Canton
Alfred State
Program Page (PDF)
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Teacher
Adam Staskiewicz
Adam Staskiewicz holds an associate's degree in precision machining. He has certification as a toolmaker in New York state. Previous to teaching, he worked as an apprentice, a toolmaker, and a tool room supervisor.
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Getting Started
Meet with your school counselor to discuss how BOCES 2 Career and Technical Education can benefit your career development. Your counselor can help you begin the enrollment process.