Program description
In the changing world of manufacturing, employers are now looking for employees with skills in multiple areas. This program prepares graduates for a hands-on career in the precision machining trades, with qualification in multiple areas. Students are trained in tool and die, mould-making, general machining and Computer Numeric Control (CNC).
Why choose Georgian?
Georgian College has one of the most advanced and comprehensive machine halls, with a variety of industry relevant equipment. Check out the digital tours of the student labs. At Georgian it is important that our program content is current to ensure graduates have the skills needed for today’s modern industry requirements. Because of this we have an extensive relationship with the industry and are well-known and respected among them.
Co-op
- Magna
- Eurospec Tooling
- Theta Industries
- Unison Engine Components
- BC Instruments
Class projects
- Building a working sterling engine
- Jigs and fixtures
- Singe bars
- Precision machining vises
Industry supporters and donors
- Magna International
- Sirco Machinery
- HAAS
Employment
Precision Machining Trades:
- Tool and Die
- General Machinist
- Millwright
- CNC Programmer / Setup
- Mould-Maker
Entry level Salary range:
- An apprentice $15 – $20 / hour plus overtime
- $75,000 / annum
