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Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Manufacturing technicians design and create precision parts and tools that are essential to an enormous number of industries ranging from aeronautics, plastics, shipbuilding, and engineering, among others. These parts and tools are manufactured through the use of lathes, milling machines, grinders, and robots, all of which are Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) machines. The advanced manufacturing program provides students the opportunity to learn all the skills demanded of the 21st century manufacturing technician. Students follow a course sequence that starts with the basics of machining and progresses to advanced multi-axis CNC programming, setup and operation, and robotics and automation. Qualified and skilled technicians are presently in high demand and students completing our program are ready to immediately enter the workforce or continue their education in college.

AMT students

Department Faculty

Scott Botto
sbotto@mccanntech.org


Tom Matuszak
tmatuszak@mccanntech.org    


Mike Thoresen
mthoresen@mccanntech.org

Robotic Manufacturing at McCann

The next generation of Advanced Manufacturing has arrived at McCann.  Students in AMT learn the latest techniques in automated manufacturing thanks to the FANUC robotic arm equipment McCann was able to purchase through the Governors Skills Workforce Development grants.

For information on labor market trends and job outlooks in the Advanced Manufacturing field click here.