Model a component to drawing specifications using a variety of modeling tools in Fusion software. Students will also learn how to manipulate existing components to change dimensions. 

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Overview training in electrical safety, tools for controls technicians, and essential programming skills for PLC systems, covering both basic and advanced concepts. Participants will also learn troubleshooting techniques, the application of Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) and Servo Control, and gain hands-on experience with Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) and industrial automation systems.

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Learn the effect electricity has on the body, arc flash, how to prevent arc flash, and the various hazards that come along with working with electricity. Students will also be introduced to common NFPA 70E standards and codes.

*** This class is part of the Controls Technician Program ***

Become familiar with essential tools utilized by controls technicians, including insulated screwdrivers, signal generators, ethernet crimpers, and multimeters. Explore various types of senosrs used in the field, understanding their functions and applications in control systems.

*** This is part of the Controls Technician Program ***

Acquire fundamental skills in programming PLC 500 systems. Understand the symtax and logic required for basic applications, covering topics such as input/output configuration, ladder logic programming, & communication protocols.

*** This is part of the Control Technician Program ***

Students will program basic machine movements and create programs using common canned cycles using G&M Code programming. Students will also learn to write programs for the lathe that include macros, sub programs, live tooling cycles, and calls for automation 

Use G&M Code to program CNC mill machine movements and create programs. Students will also learn to set up tooling and offsets using work probes and indicators 

Develop proficiency in Basic Logix Designer programming, focusing on creating control programs for different applications. Explore advanced concepts such as function blocks, data manipulation, and sequential control logic.

*** This is part of the Control Technician Program ***