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Precision Machining is currently offered at Burgard Vocational High School

Machining courses enable students to design and manufacture metal parts using various machine tools and equipment. Course content includes interpreting specifications using blueprints; preparing and using manual and computer numerical controlled (CNC) lathes and milling machines, shapers, and grinders with skill, safety, and precision; maintenance; developing part specifications; and selecting appropriate materials. Advanced course topics may include quality control; statistical process control; and application of measurements, metalworking theory, and properties of materials.

Program Course Sequence

9th Grade

Career & Financial Management

single period

10th Grade

Precision Machining 10

double period

11th Grade

Precision Machining 11

double period

12th Grade

Precision Machining 12

double period

Machining 1

Machining Students 2

Machining Students 3

Areas of Study

Career Options

Work-Based Learning

  • Grinding

  • Bandsaw Operation

  • Drill Press Operation

  • Blueprint Reading

  • Precision Measurement

  • Lathe Machining Operations

  • Turning Projects

  • Milling

  • CNC Machining

  • Machinist

  • Tool and Die Maker

  • Boilermaker

  • Industrial Machinery Mechanic

  • Millwright

  • Welder

  • Metal and Plastic Machine Worker

  • Machinery Maintenance Worker

  • Service Learning Projects

  • Industry-Based Projects

  • Guest Speakers

  • Job Shadowing

  • Industry Tours

  • Internships

Articulation Agreement

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WELD 1723 - Welders Calculations I - 3 credit hours

or

MATT 1913 - Machinists Calculation - 3 credit hours

To find out more about this program please contact the Career and Technical Education Office at 716-816-3700

For registration information: Visit Buffalo Schools' Student Placement & Registration Department

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