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Training Guide 2009 Page 1 of 12 Revision 09-1 This training guide was developed by the National Tooling and Machining Association’s Education Department for the Precision Jobs for American (PJAM) Program. This guide will be updated yearly. Please use the guide to locate training vendors for specific training needs. If you have any comments to add please forward them to Pam Rubenstein, NTMA Education Team Leader at; [email protected] . A = Online B = On site (at our Member’s facility) C = Off Site (at training Companies facility) -I = Supports NIMS level I -II = NIMS Level II -III = NIMS Level III -O = NIMS Endorsed Program Tooling U Conceptual Edu Oxygen Ed Amatrol Inc Mori Seiki University SHOP ESSENTIALS TRAINING Print Reading and Interpretation AI AI AO A Shop Math Basic AI AI AO A Shop Math Advanced AII AII AO A Bench-work & Layout AII AII Personal Skills AI AI A A Intro to Metalworking AI AI A SHOP SAFETY TRAINING Personal Safety PPE AI AI AO A Fire Safety AI AI A A Machine Safety AI ABCI AI AO A Lockout / Tagout AI AI AO A Forklift / Man Lifts AI A MSDS / Right to Know AI AI A Hazard Communication AI AI A A MATERIAL PREP TRAINING Horizontal Bandsaw Operations A Vertical Bandsaw Operations A Material Handling A DRILL PRESS TRAINING Basic Operations AI AO Setup AI AO MANUAL MILLING TRAINING Basic Operations AI ABCI AI AO Setup AI ABCI AI MANUAL TURNING TRAINING Basic Operations AI ABCI AI AO Setup AI ABCI AI AO Threading AI AI Turning Between Centers AI AI

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Page 1: Training guide V1 - NTMA - Login Required NTMA Training Guide .pdfThis training guide was developed by the National Tooling and Machining Association’s Education ... CNC PROGRAMMING

                     Training  Guide  2009    

Page 1 of 12 Revision 09-1  

This training guide was developed by the National Tooling and Machining Association’s Education Department for the Precision Jobs for American (PJAM) Program. This guide will be updated yearly. Please use the guide to locate training vendors for specific training needs. If you have any comments to add please forward them to Pam Rubenstein, NTMA Education Team Leader at; [email protected]. A = Online B = On site (at our Member’s facility) C = Off Site (at training Companies facility) -I = Supports NIMS level I -II = NIMS Level II -III = NIMS Level III -O = NIMS Endorsed Program  

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SHOP ESSENTIALS TRAINING Print Reading and Interpretation A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Shop Math Basic A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Shop Math Advanced A-­‐II     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   A        Bench-work & Layout A-­‐II     A-­‐II            Personal Skills A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A   A        Intro to Metalworking A-­‐I     A-­‐I     A        

SHOP SAFETY TRAINING Personal Safety PPE A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Fire Safety A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A   A        Machine Safety A-­‐I   ABC-­‐I   A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Lockout / Tagout A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Forklift / Man Lifts A-­‐I       A          MSDS / Right to Know A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A          Hazard Communication A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A   A        

MATERIAL PREP TRAINING Horizontal Bandsaw Operations       A          Vertical Bandsaw Operations       A          Material Handling       A          

DRILL PRESS TRAINING Basic Operations A-­‐I       A-­‐O          Setup A-­‐I       A-­‐O          

MANUAL MILLING TRAINING Basic Operations A-­‐I   ABC-­‐I   A-­‐I   A-­‐O          Setup A-­‐I   ABC-­‐I   A-­‐I            

MANUAL TURNING TRAINING Basic Operations A-­‐I   ABC-­‐I   A-­‐I      A-­‐O          Setup A-­‐I   ABC-­‐I   A-­‐I   A-­‐O          Threading A-­‐I     A-­‐I            Turning Between Centers A-­‐I     A-­‐I            

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MANUAL GRINDING TRAINING Intro A-­‐I     A-­‐I            Surface Grinding A-­‐I     A-­‐I            OD Grinding                ID Grinding                Jig Grinding                

MANUAL PRESS BREAK TRAINING Basic Operations A-­‐I                Setup A-­‐I                

CNC MILLING TRAINING  

Basic Operator A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A,B,C        Setup A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   B,C        3 Axis Operations     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   A,B,C        4 Axis Operations     A-­‐II     A,B,C        5 Axis Operations         A,B,C        

CNC TURNING TRAINING Basic Operator A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A,B,C        Setup A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   B,C        Live Tooling     A-­‐II     A,B,C        Multi Axis     A-­‐II     A,B,C        

CNC GRINDING TRAINING Surface Grinding A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        OD Grinding     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        ID Grinding       A-­‐O   A        Jig Grinding                Thread Grinding                

CNC SCREW MACHINE TRAINING Basic Operator     A-­‐II            Setup     A-­‐II            Programming     A-­‐III            Advanced     A-­‐III            Live tools & Thread Whirling     A-­‐III            

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CNC PRESS BREAK TRAINING Basic Operator A-­‐I                Setup A-­‐I                Programming A-­‐I                Advanced A-­‐I                

CNC SHEAR TRAINING Operator A-­‐I                Setup A-­‐I                Programming A-­‐I                

CNC TURRET PRESS TRAINNG Operator                Setup                Programming                Advanced                

WATER-JET TRAINING Operator                Setup                2 Axis                Programming                Multi Axis                

LASER TRAINING Intro                Cutting                Milling                Marking / Engraving                Heat Treating                Welding                

WIRE EDM TRAINING Intro A                Operators                Setup                2 Axis programming                Multi Axis programming                Rotary C Axis Programming                

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SINKER EDM TRAINING Intro                Operators                Setup                C Axis Programming                Electrode Design                Basic Programming                

CUTTING TOOLS TRAINING Intro A-­‐I   ABC-­‐I   A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Drills A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II   A-­‐O   A        Mills A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II   A-­‐O   A        Turning Tools A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II   A-­‐O   A        Cutting Fluids A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II   A-­‐O   A        Tool Grinding A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II     A        Holders & Collets A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II   A-­‐O   A        

MATERIAL TRAINING Intro A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A          Properties & Classifications A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A          Heat Treating A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A          Testing     A-­‐II   A          

CONTROL TRAINING Training of Different Controls A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II,III   A   A,B,C        

QUALITY / INSPECTION TRAINING Intro A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        GD&T Basics A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   A        GD&T Advanced A-­‐I     A-­‐III   A-­‐O   A        Hand Tools     A-­‐I     A        Optical Comparators A-­‐I     A-­‐I            CMM A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   A        Video – Non contact / Vision                Calibration A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A   A        Hardness Testing A-­‐I     A-­‐II   A          Six Sigma A-­‐I     A-­‐I            SPC A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II,III   A-­‐O   A        Threads A-­‐I     A-­‐I,II   A-­‐O   A        Holes A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        

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CNC PROGRAMMING TRAINING G & M Code Programming Basic     A-­‐II   A-­‐O   A,B,C        Advanced Programming     A-­‐III   A-­‐O   B,C        Multi Axis Programming     A-­‐IIII     B,C        

CAM SYSTEM TRAINING Intro A       A   B        2D       A   B        3D       A   B        Solids       A   B        Post Processors       A          

GEAR MAKING TRAINING Intro     A-­‐I            Basics     A-­‐II            Advanced     A-­‐III            

CAD SYSTEM TRAINING Intro A       A   B        Basics       A   B        Advanced       A   B        Solids       A   B        Assemblies       A          Fixture Design                

DIE DESIGN & MAKING TRAINING Intro       A          Basic Design       A          Advanced Design                Basic Die Manufacturing                Advanced Die Manufacturing                

MOLD DESIGN & MAKING TRAINING Intro                Basic Design                Advanced Design                Basic Mold Manufacturing                Advanced Mold Manufacturing                

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STAMPING TRAINING Intro – Including Safety A-­‐I                Basic Operations A                Coil Handling A                Setup A                

DEBURRING TRAINING Intro A     A-­‐I            Abrasives A     A-­‐II            Robot     A-­‐II            

WORK HOLDING TRAINING Intro A-­‐I     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Clamping A     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Chuck Systems A     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Collets A     A-­‐I   A-­‐O   A        Vices A     A-­‐I   A-­‐O          Fixture Design A     A-­‐I   A-­‐O          Pallet systems     A-­‐I            

WELDING TRAINING Intro A     A-­‐I   A   A        Stick Welding A                TIG Welding A                MIG Welding A       A          Spot / Resistance Welding                Advanced                Robotic                

LEAN TRAINING Intro A     A-­‐I     A        5S / 6S A     A-­‐I,II,III     A        Kaizen A     A-­‐II     A        KanBan     A-­‐II     A        

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING High Speed                Robot     A-­‐II   A   A        Micro                Green                Hard Milling                

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EQUIPMENT MANTANTENCE TRAINING Motor Control A       A   B        Bearing Applications A       A          Transmissions & Drive Systems A       A   B        PLC A       A   B        Hydraulics A     A-­‐I   A   A,B        Electrical A       A   B        Chip Control                Coolant Control                

MANAGEMENT TRAINING Job Planning / Scheduling A     A-­‐I,II            Employee Review & Issues                Time Management         A        OJT Trainer A     A-­‐III   A-­‐O   A        Problem Solving & Critical Thinking     A-­‐III   A   A        Organizational     A-­‐I   A          Communications A     A-­‐II   A   A        

OTHER TRAINING Soldering A                Bonding                Assembly A       A          Painting                Part Marking     A-­‐I,II,III            Intro to Plating & Coatings                Holes                

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TOOLING-U INFORMATION

Tooling-­‐U                        15700S.  Waterloo  Road  Cleveland,  OH    4411  

www.toolingu.com  Contact:  Toni  Neary      [email protected]  Phone:  216-­‐706-­‐6644  /  866-­‐706-­‐8665  

Can  provide  training  for  Mazak,  GE  Fanuc  &  Haas  controls.  Working  on:  Robotics,  Paint  &  Coatings  No  info  on  cost.  

Description Of Service:

You know you need to train your employees. Numerous companies train, but many of them waste time, money, and resources on training programs that simply don’t work. You need a training program that is easy to use, versatile, and measurable. Tooling U provides all of this, and more.

Toolingu.com is the leading provider of online training for today's manufacturers. Manufacturers compete by leveraging their expertise—we view training as an essential component in this effort.

Training should not be cumbersome. We've developed a range of products and services to simplify your training initiative and help you achieve your goals.

Provide content for everyone. With more than 550 unique titles, we offer a full range of content to train machine operators, welders, assemblers, inspectors, and maintenance professionals.

Document your results. Our proprietary Learning Management System (LMS) offers powerful reporting tools that track progress and document the results of your training initiative.

Tie learning to hands-on tasks. Our competency models provide industry-specific training packages that mirror common industry jobs and tie online learning to hands-on tasks and responsibilities.

Ensure your program's success. With on-site consultation services and live/phone/web support, we help you kick off your training initiative and maintain its success throughout the process.

Tooling U is easy to use. No matter how many people you are training, Tooling U delivers every tool you need to manage your program. Intuitive features help you assign the exact training needed for each person. Even better — we work with you to effectively kick-off your web-based training, and we continue to support you until you meet your objectives.

Tooling U is customizable. With over 400 classes on an incredible range of manufacturing topics, we have the exact knowledge your people need. We work with you to set up a full schedule of classes to target the exact needs of each individual. We fit into your current training program by customizing our curriculum. If you want to deliver your proprietary knowledge, our development team can build new content unique for your company. Tooling U is measurable. Effective training leads to measurable results. We produce custom reports documenting your students' performance, including class completions, test results, login times, and much more. We also track the progress of hands-on training in your program. With Tooling U, you gain a valuable tool in measuring results.

You need to train — we make your training better. We offer simple solutions to improve your current training programs. Contact us and learn how we can transform your training.

 

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CONCEPTUAL EDUCATION INFORMATION

MORI SEIKI UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Conceptual  Education  LLC  1507  Cambridge  Dr.  Murfreesboro,  TN    37129  

www.ConceptualEdu.com  Contact:  Jack  Hooper  [email protected]  Phone:  615-­‐691-­‐2508  

Can  provide  training  for  Bridgeport  “type”  mills  &  Bridgeport  “type”  (OOMI)  Lathes.  Custome  training  materials  can  be  developed  to  customer  requirements.  We  specialize  in  animated  videos  that  describe  mechanical  activity.  Our  Background  experience  is  Machine  Tool  use  and  Instruction.  All  material  is  NIMS  compliant.  Our  online  and  CD  materials  have  interactive  tests.  Each  DVD  and/or  CD  is  $250.00ea.  (  ask  about  public  school  discounts)    Online  delivery  is  priced  on  request.  

Mori  Seiki  University  5655  Meadowbrook  Industrial  Dr.  Rolling  Meadows,  IL    60008  

www.msuondemand.com  Contact:  Rod  Jones  [email protected]  Phone:  847-­‐593-­‐5400  

Specific: Mori Seiki CNC Lathes, CNC Machining Centers, CNC Integrated Machines and CNC Grinders

General (online): CNC Lathes, CNC Machining Centers, CNC Grinders Training on MAPPS (Mori Seiki), FANUC, Mitsubishi controls. Training on ESPRIT CAM systems

Mori  Seiki  University  is  the  training  opertation  for  Mori  Seiki  USA.    As  a  corporate  training  facility  we  serve  the  Americas  from  our  modern  training  facilities  in  Chicago  and  Dallas.  Our  educational  programs  are  focused  on  both  Mori  Seiki  products  and  general  manufacturing  education  needs.  Programs  include  technical  and  non-­‐technical  skill  development.  Classroom,  Online  and  off-­‐site  courses  focus  on:  1)  CNC  Machine  operation  &  programming,  2)  CNC  Machine  maintenance,  3)  CAD/CAM,  4)  Manufacturing  Shop  Skills  and  5)  Business  skills.  

Our  on-­‐site  courses  feature  a  strategic  blend  of  classroom  and  hands-­‐on  lab  experience.  Students  learn  from  instructors  with  extensive  industry  and  training  experience.  Our  instructional  design  process  is  focused  on  high  visual  and  tactile  adult  learning.  Classroms  and  labs  feature  state-­‐of-­‐the  art  learning  tools  and  equipment.  Dedicated  training  machines  provide  hands-­‐on  experience  for  both  maintenance  and  operation  classes.  

Mori  Seiki  University’s  “Education-­‐On-­‐Demand”  is  online,  interactive  web-­‐based  training  that  is  available  24  hours  a  day,  7  days  a  week  from  any  computer  with  a  web  browser  and  Internet  access.  Students  learn  in  a  virtual,  hands-­‐on  world.  Education-­‐On-­‐Demand  provides  two  different,  but  complimentary  learning  programs:  

1.  Mori  Seiki  Machine  Operation  Skills  for  specific  Mori  Seiki  CNC  models  

2.  Advanced  Manufacturing  Education  (AME21)    

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AMATROL INFORMATION Amatrol, Inc. 2400 Centennial Blvd., Jeffersonville, IN 47130

www.amatrol.com Joe Reid, Vice President of Sales [email protected] Justin Westmoreland, eLearning Product Manager  Phone:  800-264-8285  

NIMS Testing: NIMS endorses Amatrol’s CNC Machine Operator Program exclusively as the recommended preparation method for the NIMS CNC Machine Operator Certifications – Milling and Lathe. Machines: Online curriculum has “generic” hardware, with Fanuc 21i style controller

Controls: Fanuc 21i, Siemens

CAM; Master CAM

CAD Products; (2-D) AutoCAD Lite, (3-D) SolidWorks

Other Training: Amatrol’s Advanced Manufacturing program showcases Integrated Systems Technology (IST), a unique way to combine hands-on skills with strong curriculum for an outstanding learner experience. The program offers eLearning and print-based solutions, starting with the foundational curriculum and rapidly building into more sophisticated technology applications, including troubleshooting. With over 3,500 worldwide installations and growing, Amatrol continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to bridging the technical skill gaps in our workforce.

An essential part of how the training materials are developed is our close partnership with key industry clients such as Ford, Tropicana, General Motors, Caterpillar, Miller and many otherscombines industry task research and analysis with partner review and feedback to develop true job-ready skills-based training systems.. Amatrol is the world's leader in skill-based, interactive technical learning. Our comprehensive learning solutions range from engaging high school students in the learning of basic science and math to teaching hands-on and troubleshooting skills in the latest, highly sophisticated CNC Machine Operation. Our interactivity, both in equipment and computer-based learning solutions integrated with strong alignment to industry needs, is what makes Amatrol the industry's leading technical education provider. Amatrol's learning solutions include interactive multimedia as well as print-based student learning materials, virtual trainers, teacher's guides, industrial quality hands-on training equipment, and instructor training.

Key learning programs and systems: -Advanced Manufacturing - Mechanical Maintenance - CIM - Mechatronics - CNC Machine Operator - Packaging Industry - Construction Technology - Petro-Chemical Industry – eLearning - Power Plant Technology – Engineering - Pre-Engineering - Engineering Technology - Project-Based Learning -

Electrical Maintenance – STEM – HVAC – Industry - Technology Education - Industrial Maintenance - Virtual Labs - Manufacturing

Amatrol learning systems are helping thousands of educational institutions and industry training centers prepare students throughout the world to become successful engineers, technicians and scientists in today's high performance workplace. Our clients include universities, community colleges, technical colleges, vocational schools, high schools, union training centers, and industry training centers. Each client has unique training needs, and Amatrol has the right solution tailored for success!

Cost Structure: Amatrol offers comprehensive learning solutions, ranging from self paced eLearning solutions to fully integrated classroom-based training labs. With over 400 eLearning titles and 600 Learning Systems, Amatrol can create a wide range of training solutions that will fit most any budget.

Other Info: As a manufacturer of technical training equipment, Amatrol has been a member of NTMA for 15 years.

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VENDOR INFORMATION Oxygen  Education,  LLC  7820  Innovation  Blvd.,  Suite  250  Indianapolis,  IN  46278  

www.ame21.com  Contact:  Joe  Kitterman        [email protected]  Phone:  317-­‐275-­‐5959  

Can provide training for Machines; Haas VMC, Lathe, & HMC; Index MS32 (Multi-Spindle Screw Machine); Traub TNL26 (Swiss Turn), Controls – Fanuc, GE Fanuc, Siemens, Haas, Traub Mitsubishi Cost: AME21 is sold by the class.

Description Of Service:

Oxygen Education LLC is a provider of online education. The current curriculum has been designed by industry experts from industrial environments, industrial companies, community colleges, and machine tool builders to provide applicable skills training to those working or incumbent workers seeking employment in an advanced manufacturing environment.

The curriculum has been designed to attract and hold the student attention by employing “gaming” theory to convey skills development for the advanced manufacturing environment. Taking complex subjects that are present in this environment, the curriculum designers have developed the software to not only convey the topic skill, but to also demonstrate the skill in a virtual environment. Reading is kept to a minimum and all subjects have voice over to teach to the different learning styles. Confined Space, Hazard Communication, Lockout / Tagout, OSHA Overview, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Overhead Crane Safety, Introduction to Advanced Manufacturing, Blueprint Reading, Mathematics 1, Algebra 1, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry 1, AWS Welding Symbols on Blueprints, Principles of CNC, Fanuc CNC Control, Principles of Turning, Principles of Machining Centers, Principles of Cutting Tools, Principles of Grinding, Principles of Workholding, Principles of Heat Treating, Principles of Materials - Ferrous Metals, Principles of Materials - Non-Ferrous Metals, Principles of Hydraulics, Principles of Coolants and Oils, Principles of Robotics, Principles of Factory Automations, Tooling for Turning, Tolling for Machining, Tooling for Milling, Tooling for Drilling, Tooling for Reaming, Tooling for Tapping, Tooling for Grinding, Threaded Fasteners, Turning Machine Setup, Machining Center Setup, Principles of Gear Manufacturing, G-Code Programming for CNC Lathe Operators 1, G Code Programming for CNC Machining Center Operators 1, G Code Programming for CNC Lathe Operators 2, G Code Programming for CNC Machining Center Operators 2, G Code Programming for CNC Lathe Operators 3, G Code Programming for CNC Machining Center Operators 3, Variable Analogue Gauges, Attribute Gauges, Calibrating and Mastering Gauges, Variable Digital Gauges, Micrometers, GO / No-Go Gauges, Thread Gauges, Proper Care of Gauges, ISO 9000 and TS 16949, ISO 13485 (Medical Device Manufacturing), Statistical Process Control 1, Test Indicators, Surface Plates, Height Gauges, Bench Comparators, Optical Comparators, Gauge Blocks, Other Micrometers, Bore Gauges, Air Gauges, Miscellaneous Instruments, Inspection Instrument Selection, Inspection Techniques 2, General Dimensioning & Tolerances, Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing, Coordinator Measuring Machines, Statistical Process Control 2, GMP, APQP, Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Working in Groups, Train the Trainer 1, Analytical Problem Solving Tools 1, Analytical Problem Solving Tools 1, Introduction to Lean, 5S, Lean Theory, Kanban, Kaizen, Value Stream Mapping, Setup Reduction, Total Production Maintenance NIMS Testing: Oxygen Education is not a testing facility for NIMS. However, the curriculum has been evaluated for correlation to the standards and does closely map to those requirements. Where omitted/indicated on this survey, the curriculum does not address those items.

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