Advanced Manufacturing

Our flexible and convenient learning options allow you to enroll in this program even after the semester starts. Students receive the best training in Wisconsin, in areas such as servicing, installing, maintaining, and selling HVAC systems.

This program will prepare you to design, program, and troubleshoot integrated machine systems used in the growing field of advanced manufacturing and industrial controls.

The CNC Machine Operator/Programmer Embedded Technical Diploma (34 credits) prepares learners for CNC machine setups and operations.

Using a “hands-on” approach and based on the standards of the National Institute of Metalworking and National Tooling and Machining Association, receive comprehensive job-shop and production machining training at our new, advanced manufacturing training center.

Working in Wisconsin’s finest advanced manufacturing training center, this associate degree will teach you how to design, construct, and support a wide range of automated equipment and robotics systems.

The Entry Maintenance Technician embedded diploma is designed to prepare completers for entry-level electromechanical maintenance technician employment.

This program is designed to provide the multi-craft skills needed to maintain complex and integrated manufacturing systems. It is the first year of the two-year Electromechanical Technology Program and, upon successful completion of the first year, you will receive an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic technical diploma.

The Manufacturing Engineering Technology program prepares students to work in the manufacturing sector assisting engineering and management in the design and development of new products and in the improvement of production processes.

This program will provide proper training for people interested in a career in the residential/light commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) field.

The Technical Studies – Journeyworker program is designed to help you achieve your career goals through academic recognition of both the related instruction and on-the-job learning that you completed through registered apprenticeship.

You can start this program anytime during the first 12 weeks of a semester. Gain experience welding structural steel, aluminum, stainless steel along with other metals — all within a new advanced manufacturing training center.

In the Welding Fabrication & Robotics program, students will program and operate CNC cutting and forming equipment, as well as robotic welders, developing the skills needed to work in an advanced metal manufacturing environment.