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Lamar Career and Technical Center

Where Tomorrow Starts Today

Precision Machining

PRECISION MACHINING

  • 11th & 12th Grades

    3 Credits (2 semesters)/1 Credit in Technical English (4 semesters)/1 Credit Technical Math (4 Semesters)

    Certifications: OSHA 10 Certification, OSHA Forklift Certification

    *Fee: required for a USB drive, two pairs of safety glasses, calipers (1st Year only), t-shirt, project fees, and SkillsUSA dues.

    *This course has been approved for articulation agreements at Crowder College. Additional fees may apply.

    Course Description:

    Precision Machining and Automation have numerous occupations and career paths that are related to it. All things manufactured have one thing in common: all had highly skilled machine tool professionals to help produce the manufactured product. Precision Machining and Automation is a course where students can have hands-on experience to prepare them for the exciting world of manufacturing. For students looking to advance careers in Precision Machining and Automation, several colleges and universities offer related courses in millwright, tool and die maker, industrial maintenance, quality control, engineering, and educational degrees. This course offers students basic theory, safety, and practice skills for milling machines, lathes, CNC programming, robotics, 3-D printing, and computer-aided manufacturing. All students have the opportunity to participate in SkillsUSA. This organization offers opportunities for completion, leadership, community service, and conference attendance.

  • Mr. Collins

    Colton Collins

    Precision Machining Instructor

    ccollins@lamar.k12.mo.us

    (417) 682-3384

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  • A young person operates a large, green milling machine in a workshop.
  • Two young people wearing safety glasses work with a metal lathe in a workshop.
  • A young person operates a metal lathe in a workshop, with various machinery in the background.
  • A young woman in safety glasses operates a metal lathe in a workshop.
  • Students observe a demonstration at a lathe machine in a workshop setting.
  • A young person in a green hat and safety glasses operates a milling machine with a blue Kurt vise.