773-866-0111 | BIRTRAINING.EDU Job Title Duties Skills / Education MACHINE OPERATOR Load and unload work pieces, monitor machining in process, inspect finished parts, Statistical Process Control charting. SKILLS Regular check-up of operation, general knowledge of machining EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college MACHINE SET-UP Set up fixture and cutting tools, coordinate the machine, determine and enter offset and compensation values, correct errors in tooling and programming, test the program. SKILLS Solid knowledge of machining and tooling, understanding of part programing, and machine functions EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college Machining experience with extensive CNC knowledge PART PROGRAMMER Prepare part programs, CNC documents, and setup instructions. SKILLS Command of geometry/trigonometry, sound knowledge of machining, blueprint readings, G / M code programming use of CAD/ CAM software, hands on experience EDUCATION Training at career technical school or college, Industry specific software training PROCESS PLANNER Determine what machining processes / sequences to use and with what machines; select cutting tools and work holders/fixtures; prepare operation sheets. SKILLS Overall knowledge of machining, and tooling; strong background in manufacturing and CNC EDUCATION College degree in Manufacturing is preferred CNC MANAGER OR SUPERVISOR Oversee CNC operations, personnel hiring/training and job assignment, coordination with other departments, evaluation and acquisition of new CNC machine tools and CAD/CAM software. SKILLS Management skills, machining knowledge, CNC programming, and manufacturing experience EDUCATION Bachelor or advanced degree ROBOT TECHNICIAN Perform robot alignment, loading/ unloading for robotic cells. Prepare basic program changes. SKILLS Understanding of an industrial robot anatomy, familiarity with manufacturing processes EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college in Robotic Technology Coordinate MEASURING MACHINES (CMM) OPERATOR Perform dimensional and/or mechanical inspections to ensure conformance with quality standards SKILLS Knowledge of precision measuring tools, blueprint reading, Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances, and CMM operations and software EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college in Metrology and Inspection Effective Date: 05.09.17 773-866-0111 | BIRTRAINING.EDU Computerized Manufacturing Industry Employment Guide BIR is a private, postsecondary school for technical, business, and language learning. BIR has been educating students since 1993 and enjoys the reputation of a friendly institution serving the needs of a diverse student body. Call, click, or visit us about your future: 773-866-0111 or www.birtraining.edu Affordable tuition and no-interest payment plans available. BIR Training Center is a WIA approved training provider. Education that WORKS! 5 Chicago Locations* • Manufacturing Lab: 5338 N. Northwest Highway, 60630 • 6240 W. Belmont Ave. 60634 • 5440 N. Cumberland Ave., 60656 (Near O’Hare) • 3601 W. Devon Ave., 60659 • 828 S. Wabash Ave., 60605 (Downtown) *Not all programs available at all locations COMPUTERIZED MANUFACTURING and ROBOTICS Approved by the Division of Private Business and Vocational Schools of the Illinois Board of Higher Education. www.ibhe.org 217.782.2551 Accredited member of the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). Published Date: 11.02.15 An authorized Esprit CAD/CAM software training provider. An authorized GeoPath training and certificate provider. NI M S ® An affiliate of and testing site for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills. A FANUC certified training and education site. A HAAS technical education center. An Illinois Workforce Development partner. BIR Training is: A member of the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center.
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773-866-0111 | BIRTRAINING.EDU
Job Title Duties Skills / Education
MACHINE OPERATOR
Load and unload work pieces, monitor machining in process, inspect finished parts, Statistical Process Control charting.
SKILLS Regular check-up of operation, general knowledge of machining
EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college
MACHINE SET-UP Set up fixture and cutting tools, coordinate the machine, determine and enter offset and compensation values, correct errors in tooling and programming, test the program.
SKILLS Solid knowledge of machining and tooling, understanding of part programing, and machine functions
EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college Machining experience with extensive CNC knowledge
PART PROGRAMMER
Prepare part programs, CNC documents, and setup instructions. SKILLS Command of geometry/trigonometry, sound
knowledge of machining, blueprint readings, G / M code programming use of CAD/ CAM software, hands on experience
EDUCATION Training at career technical school or college, Industry specific software training
PROCESS PLANNER
Determine what machining processes /sequences to use and with what machines; select cutting tools and work holders/fixtures; prepare operation sheets.
SKILLS Overall knowledge of machining, and tooling; strong background in manufacturing and CNC
EDUCATION College degree in Manufacturing is preferred
CNC MANAGER OR SUPERVISOR
Oversee CNC operations, personnel hiring/training and job assignment, coordination with other departments, evaluation and acquisition of new CNC machine tools and CAD/CAM software.
SKILLS Management skills, machining knowledge, CNC programming, and manufacturing experience
EDUCATION Bachelor or advanced degree
ROBOT TECHNICIAN
Perform robot alignment, loading/unloading for robotic cells. Prepare basic program changes.
SKILLS Understanding of an industrial robot anatomy, familiarity with manufacturing processes
EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college in Robotic Technology Coordinate
MEASURING MACHINES(CMM) OPERATOR
Perform dimensional and/or mechanical inspections to ensure conformance with quality standards
SKILLS Knowledge of precision measuring tools, blueprint reading, Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances, and CMM operations and software
EDUCATION Training at a career technical school or college in Metrology and Inspection
Effective Date: 05.09.17
|773-866-0111773-866-0111 | BIRTRAINING.EDU
Computerized Manufacturing Industry Employment Guide
BIR is a private, postsecondary school for technical,
business, and language learning. BIR has been educating
students since 1993 and enjoys the reputation of a friendly
institution serving the needs of a diverse student body.
Call, click, or visit us about your future:
773-866-0111 or www.birtraining.edu
Affordable tuition and no-interest payment plans available.
BIR Training Center is a WIA approved training provider.
Education that WORKS!
5 Chicago Locations* • Manufacturing Lab: 5338 N. Northwest Highway, 60630
• 6240 W. Belmont Ave. 60634
• 5440 N. Cumberland Ave., 60656 (Near O’Hare)
• 3601 W. Devon Ave., 60659
• 828 S. Wabash Ave., 60605 (Downtown)
*Not all programs available at all locations
COMPUTERIZED MANUFACTURING
and ROBOTICS
Approved by the Division of Private Business and Vocational Schools of the Illinois Board of Higher Education. www.ibhe.org 217.782.2551
Accredited member of the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS).
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An authorized Esprit CAD/CAM software training provider.
An authorized GeoPath training and certificate provider.
NIMS® An affiliate of and testing site for the National Institute for Metalworking Skills.
A FANUC certified training and education site.
A HAAS technical education center.
An Illinois Workforce Development partner.
BIR Training is:
A member of the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center.
Computerized Manufacturing and Robotics Training
WHAT IS COMPUTERIZED MANUFACTURING? Computer controlled machines create the vast majority of consumer products, from cars and boats, to toothbrushes and electronic devices. Examples of sophisticated computer controlled machines utilized in computerized manufacturing include Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Mills and Lathes, Robots, Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), 3D Printers, and Laser Machines, among others. The demand for programmers and operators of Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) and robotic equipment is strong today and is expected to grow.
COM 102: CNC Turning Center G-codes Setup & Operation (2 Credits)
M1: Computerized Manufacturing and Robotics 35 Credits Full-time: 16 Months
COM 310: Computerized ManufacturingCareer Development (4 Credits)
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Affordable Tuition
Career Assistance
Certification Exam Preparation
Manufacturing Facility
Tuition Payment Plans
Small Class Sizes
Test Administration OnSite
BIR ADVANTAGES
BIR TRAINING CENTER IS THE MIDWEST’S LEADER IN COMPUTERIZED MANUFACTURING TRAININGSince 1993 BIR has offered instruction in CNC machining and part programming, CMM precision inspection and measurement, Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)/Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM), Robot Automation, and more. Computerized Manufacturing and Robotics provide attractive career opportunities for both women and men. The opportunities to learn CNC, CMM, CAD/CAM, and Robotics are closer than you think.
(M3) Machine Tool Operations: Has a machine specific focus on turning or milling center operations.
(M2) Machine Tool Technology: Includes turning and milling centers operations, programming, and CAD/CAM.
(M1) Computerized Manufacturing and Robotics: Includes turning and milling centers operations, programming, CAD/CAM, Coordinate Measuring Machine, and Robotic Manufacturing Cell Operations.
COM 106: Quality Control & CMM Operation (2 Credits)
COM 103: CNC Machining Center G-codes Setup & Operation (2 Credits)
CIT 102: Computer Productivity Tools &
Keyboarding (3 Credits)
COM 100: Blueprint Reading(2 Credits)
ABM 100: Math Computation Review (2 Credits)
ABM 100: Math Computation Review (2 Credits)
COM 100: Blueprint Reading (2 Credits)
COM 115: Mathematics for Manufacturing Occupations
(2 Credits)
CIT 102: Computer Productivity Tools &
Keyboarding (3 Credits)
COM 101: CAM I–Design and Drafting (3 Credits)
COM 103: CNC Machining Center G-codes Setup &
Operation (2 Credits)
COM 203: CNC Machining Center G-codes Manual Part
Programming (2 Credits)
COM 106: Quality Control & CMM Operation (2 Credits)
COM 303: CAM II–CNC Programming (3 Credits)
COM 310: Computerized Manufacturing Career Development (4 Credits)
ABM 100: Math Computation Review (2 Credits)
COM 100: Blueprint Reading (2 Credits)
COM 102: CNC Turning Center G-codes Setup & Operation
(2 Credits)
COM 115: Mathematics for Manufacturing Occupations
(2 Credits)
CIT 102: Computer Productivity Tools &
Keyboarding (3 Credits)
COM 202: CNC Turning Center G-codes Manual Part
Programming (2 Credits)
COM 103: CNC Machining Center G-codes Setup &
Operation (2 Credits)
COM 101: CAM I–Design & Drafting (3 Credits)
COM 106: Quality Control & CMM Operation (2 Credits)
COM 203: CNC Machining Center G-codes Manual Part
Programming (2 Credits)
COM 107: Robotic Manufacturing Cell Operations (2 Credits)
COM 206: Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
Programming (2 Credits)
COM 207 : Robotic Manufacturing Cell Advanced
Operations (2 Credits)
COM 303: CAM II–CNC Programming (3 Credits)
COM 202: CNC Turning Center G-codes Manual Part
Programming (2 Credits)
4. Robot Handling Tool Operation and Programming Certification
5. Robotics Vision iRvision Operation and Programming (2D) Certification
