Excellent opportunities exist for both men and women due to the growing demand for trained industrial maintenance technicians to maintain sophisticated equipment. Recent graduates have been employed as:

• Machinist
• Tool & Die Makers
• Tool & Die Designer
• Mold Maker
• CNC Programmer
• CNC Set-up /Machinist
• Quality Control
• Business Owner
• Teaching
• Supervision
• Plant Manager

The program maintains a 100% graduate placement rate.

Related U.S. toolmaking / machining industry facts

• Experienced precision machinist / toolmaker earnings range from $40,000 to $75,000 annually.
• The U.S. Government projects three job openings for every new precision machinist / toolmaker.
• Todays machinist/toolmaker utilizes computers and high technology.
• Many toolmakers eventually own their own tool shops.
• Precision Machining provides a practical basis for an engineering of business degree