Department of Industrial Technology
GoodJobs Fresno-Madera-K16 CNC Machining Program
The Department of Industrial in collaboration with Fresno-Madera K 16 Initiative is offering upskilling workshops to the local employers who would like their employees get trained on blueprint reading, metrology, lathes, mills, Fusion 360 3D CAD, CNC Machining and more.
This is made possible through a GoodJobs Challenge grant awarded by Fresno EDC to Fresno-Madera K-16 Collaborative.
The training encompasses 4 levels.
| Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 |
| Introduction to CNC Machining | Advanced CNC Machining | CNC Setup | CAD/CAM & CNC Programming |
| Learning to measure using vernier calipers, micrometers, blueprint reading, machine and tool safety, operating CNC, deburring and finishing | Advanced metrology, blueprint reading, GDT, introduction to cutting tools, operating CNC, managing offsets | Setting up CNC machines from scratch - loading programs, installing tooling, establishing work offsets, and running first articles. Covers both mills and lathes |
Product design using CAD software and CNC programming using CAM software. |
For details about the program, please contact Nikolai Rico
Contact
Nikolai Rico
Email:nikolai@mail.fresnostate.edu
Phone: 559.373.0686









