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Instructor Matt Peters Students who put effort into learning may leave the CCCTC with the credentials they need for success. Students enrolled in the Precision Machining and Manufacturing program can earn NIMS credentials in Measurement Materials and Safety, Milling, Turning, Turning Between Centers, Surface Grinder, Drill Press, CNC Mill Operations, CNC Mill Programming, CNC Lathe Operations, CNC Lathe Programming, and Job Planning, Benchwork and Layout. Students will also earn the OSHA 10 credentials and forklift certification while enrolled in the program. The Precision Machining and M...

SWIC student compete in Defense department contest The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Southwest Illinois College’s Connor Braasch of Troy uses a MasterCam 2021 to design a machine part for the Department of Defense Advanced Manufacturing contest. Show MoreShow Less 2of3 Southwest Illinois College’s Gavin Becherer of Troy operates a 5-axis CNC mill to create a machine part designed by his team for the Department of Defense Advanced Manufacturing contest. Show MoreShow Less 3of3 GRANITE CITY — A team of Southwestern Illinois College students recently participated in the Department ...

Researchers at U of T, Northwestern Use AI to Accelerate Discovery of Industrial Materials Researchers at the University of Toronto and Northwestern University are using machine learning to craft the best materials for different industrial uses. The findings, published this week in Nature Machine Intelligence, demonstrated that the use of AI can help propose novel materials for diverse applications, helping to speed up the design cycle for materials. One example is the separation of carbon dioxide from industrial combustion p...

Minnesota fabricating community bands together to support welding program Financial donations for South Central College welding lab aim to develop local manufacturing talent Photos courtesy of South Central College When Sarah Richards went to work for the family metal fabricating company, Jones Metal Inc., Mankato, Minn., in the latter part of the first decade of the 2000s, one of the first things she tackled was recruitment and employee retention. Early on she saw the difficulty in trying to entice young people into considering a career in manufacturing. Today Richards and other nearby manuf...