Recent Community College Graduates Matrix

From Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing Programs

This tool is meant to make hiring easier for Washington’s aerospace and advanced manufacturing companies.

This is an ongoing list of Washington’s community and technical colleges that have aerospace and advanced manufacturing programs. Each listing details credits, program descriptions, skill sets (as taught in each program), contact information, and graduation dates.

Aerospace and advanced manufacturing industry companies can contact the community and technical college nearest to them and speak directly to an instructor about graduating students.

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Principles of Precision Machining Certificate

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

6/8/17,8/20/17, 12/10/17, 03/18/18, 06/09/18, 08/20/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Kevin Soderlund
425-388-9390
ksoderlund@everettcc.edu

Categories

CNC Machining
Precision Machining

Description

This course covers conventional machining, basic blueprint reading and math; health and safety; and introduction to CNC machining. The course work is divided between lab assignments, lecture and reading/workbook assignments, with a significant amount of lab time dedicated to conventional mills and lathes. The course also covers advanced blueprint reading skills including understanding of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance, applied math skills, simple CNC Machine programming and operation, introduction to Lean manufacturing, and introduction to ISO9001/AS9100 quality systems.

Skill Sets

1. Safely produce a part with in print on a conventional lathe and on a conventional milling machine. 2. Accurately read precision measuring tools within .002”. 3. Read prints to industry’s standards and interpret manufacturing drawings and accurately determine tolerances on a blue print. 4. Visualize 3 dimensional shapes from two dimensional drawings using orthographic projection. 5. Write a basic G-code program to produce a tool path of a given shape. 6. Math used to solve typical machine shop problems using Algebra and Plane Geometry to: Accurately determine the upper and lower limits of dimension tolerances; Work though specific shop math formulas accurately; Visualize geometric shapes; Find specific Cartesian coordinates; solve typical machine shop problems using trigonometry. 7. Set up a CNC machine by: finding and storing in the controller the work absolute zero offsets. 8. Loading tools into the machine’s magazine. 9. Correctly establish tool offsets. 10. Change wear and diameter offsets to adjust part dimensions to meet print specifications. 11. Safely start up the machine and properly shut it down. 12. Make minor program edits at the machine to change speeds or feeds. 13. Determine the processes needed to create precision hole; Hone or lap a hole +/-.0005”; measure a bore diameter using a dial bore gage within .0002”. 14. Write a basic G-code program; Identify and define G-Codes and M-Codes. 15. Write a program that loads a tool and performs a machining operation. 16. Determine thread tolerances. 17. Determine the stack of gage blocks needed to set up a sine bar. 18. Find the distance between holes on a bolt circle involving an odd number of holes. 19. Find the lengths of the sides of a right triangle when only one side and one internal angle is known. 20. Can determine the internal angles of a right triangle when only the sides are known. 21. Basic principles of Lean/Six Sigma manufacturing principles. 22. Demonstrate knowledge of the basic concepts of 5S, Cell Design and Pull Systems. 23. Basic principles the ISO 9001/AS9100 system and how a quality system is used in an organization.

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Aerospace Composite Technician Certificate

Award Type

Short Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

08/18/17, 3/23/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Michael Patching
425-388-9570
mpatching@everettcc.edu

Categories

Composites

Description

The Aerospace Composites Technician Certificate program is designed to prepare students to fabricate, assemble, and repair composite materials on aircraft. The program is a hands-on, in-depth overview of the processes involved in the development and production of composites. The certificate satisfies the eligibility requirement for the IAM/Boeing Apprenticeship program for a Blue Streak Mechanic.

Skill Sets

Skills include tooling, fabrication, machining, assembly, quality assurance, repair, lay-up, vacuum bagging, and cure processing of wet lay-up, the mathematical computations and scientific principles that apply to the operation of aircraft and related equipment. Program Outcomes: 1. Solve technical mathematical problems (such as fiber resin ratio). 2. Learn basic hand skills for the layup of composites materials using fiberglass, carbon fiber, epoxy and polyester resin. 3. Design molds and forms for the layup of fiberglass and carbon fiber materials. 4. Build and vacuum bag composite materials for room temperature cure and oven cure materials. 5. Create projects in composite materials showing how surface energy is increased and decreased. 6. Design for producibility and manufacturing ease. 7. Document technical activities in written and verbal reports. 8. Be prepared for successful employment.

Aerospace Fabrication & Welding Certificate

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

03/18/18, 06/8/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Rob White
425-388-9570
rowhite@everettcc.edu

Categories

Welding

Description

The Aerospace Fabrication & Welding Certificate is a two-quarter program designed to prepare students to work at the entry level in a manufacturing facility and the aerospace industry. This course serves as an introduction and focus is on aerospace application. Content includes sheet metal fabrication, press break operation, CNC plasma cutting, specialized TIG welding, blueprint reading, and safety.

Skill Sets

Skills include sheet metal fabrication, press break operation, CNC plasma cutting, specialized TIG welding, blueprint reading and safety. Students who complete this program should be able to successfully: 1. Demonstrate technical skills to prepare for industry. 2. Communicate both in writing and verbally using technical terms. 3. Apply appropriate math tools and problem solving in work context. 4. Work as an effective and dependable team member, and work independently. 5. Demonstrate how and when to self-start. 6. Demonstrate safe work habits that reflect the concern for self and others.

Aviation Maintenance Technician

Award Type

ATA

Credits

Ends

08/18/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Dana Prigmore
425-388-9584
dprigmore@everettcc.edu

Categories

Aviation Maintenance Technology

Description

Aviation maintenance technicians, also known as aircraft (A&P) mechanics, are responsible for keeping aircraft in peak condition.

FAA inspections and maintenance
Repairs
Replacement of parts
Use of precision tools
Troubleshooting problems
Testing equipment
Preventative maintenance
Work on all types of aircraft

Typically, technicians are FAA certified, which requires a combination of hands-on hours as well as classroom hours in a program offered within the EVCC program. EVCC'S aviation maintenance technology program boasts 40 years at Paine Field, including background knowledge and practical shop experience.

Skill Sets

Basics of electricity, physics, hydraulics, air conditioning, and other aircraft systems; aircraft maintenance; understanding of FAA regulations.

CATIA V5 Certificate

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

12/10/17, 6/8/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

David Primacio
425-388-9570
dprimacio@everettcc.edu

Categories

Computer-Aided Drafting/Technical Design

Description

The Advanced Manufacturing - CATIA V5 Certificate is designed to provide students with the necessary skills to produce working level engineering drawings using CATIA v5 and gain employment as Professional or Technical CATIA v5 designers.

Skill Sets

The certificate focus is on navigating within the CATIA v5 software, how to create three-dimensional solid models using industry best practices, and then how to create and manipulate assemblies made from these parts. The modules explore the techniques for using CATIA v5, create detail and assembly drawings with attention focused on proper views, text, dimensions, tolerances, work benches: sketcher, part design and assembly, surface and surface analysis, with a basic to intermediate introduction in the following workbenches; NC programming, sheet metal for aerospace, and kinematics.

Composites Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Award Type

ATA

Credits

Ends

3/18/18, 6/8/17

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Michael Patching
425-388-9570
mpatching@everettcc.edu

Categories

Composites

Description

The Composites program is a hands-on, in-depth overview of the processes involved in the development and production of composites. The Advanced Manufacturing Technology Composites ATA degree includes courses in: computer literacy, industrial safety, engineering graphics, technical problem analysis, precision fits, tolerances and GD&T, solid works, pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical circuits, materials & process, and operations management.

Skill Sets

Skills include tooling, fabrication, machining, assembly, quality assurance, repair, lay-up, vacuum bagging, and cure processing of wet lay-up, the mathematical computations and scientific principles that apply to the operation of aircraft and related equipment. Program Outcomes: 1. Solve technical mathematical problems (such as fiber resin ratio), 2. Learn basic hand skills for the layup of composites materials using fiberglass, carbon fiber, epoxy and polyester resin. 3. Design molds and forms for the layup of fiberglass and carbon fiber materials. 4. Build and vacuum bag composite materials for room temperature cure and oven cure materials. 5. Create projects in composite materials showing how surface energy is increased and decreased. 6. Design for producibility and manufacturing ease. 7. Document technical activities in written and verbal reports. 8. Be prepared for successful employment.

Computer Aided Design (CAD) - Adv. Manufacturing ATA

Award Type

ATA

Credits

Ends

12/10/17, 06/08/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

David Primacio
425-388-9570
dprimacio@everettcc.edu

Categories

Computer-Aided Drafting/Technical Design

Description

The Technical Design program is designed to provide skills and knowledge in a variety of computer aided design software including CATIA version 5, Solid Works, and AutoCAD. The Advanced Manufacturing Technology Technical Design (CAD) ATA degree includes courses in: computer literacy, industrial safety, engineering graphics, technical problem analysis, precision fits, tolerances and GD&T, solid works, pneumatic, statics and strength of materials, materials & process, and operations management.

Skill Sets

Graduates of this program will be able to successfully demonstrate the following skills:

Solve technical mathematical problems.
Utilize basic geometry and engineering graphics with 2D AutoCAD.
Create and understand multi-view drawings using 2D AutoCAD and 3D packages including Solid Works and Catia.
Create 3 dimensional solid part models using Solid Works and Catia modeling software.
Create assemblies and assembly drawings from 3D models using Solid Works and Catia.
Create complex surfaced part models using 3D Catia software.
Understand at a very introductory level, the Mastercam interface, and how models created by Mastercam or any software can be used to generate CNC toolpaths.
Design for producibility and manufacturing ease.
Document technical activities in written and verbal reports.
Be prepared for successful employment.

Engineering Technology (CAD)

Award Type

Certificate

Credits

Ends

03/18/18, 06/08/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

David Primacio
425-388-9570
dprimacio@everettcc.edu

Categories

Computer-Aided Drafting/Technical Design

Description

This certificate is designed to provide students with the foundational skills necessary to gain employment as Technical Designers using CAD systems commonly used in local industry. The Certificate focus is on using industry software applications through our core technical design courses in CAD: AutoCAD, Rivet and CATIA V5.

Skill Sets

Aircraft Familiarization
Blueprints and Picture Sheets
Bonding and Grounding
Engineering Processes
Hand and Measuring Tools
Introduction to Composites
Manufacturing Documentation
Sealing and Safety
90 Degree Drilling, Reaming, and Permanent Fasteners
Countersinking and Flush Riveting
Drilling Composite Materials
Drilling Titanium Materials
Fuselage Skin Assembly
Hand and Measuring Tools
Introduction to Torqueing, Lock wiring, Nut Plates, and Squeeze
Sealant Application Processes-Mechanical

Machine Operator Certificate

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

06/07/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Ray Kubista
425-267-0162
rkubista@everettcc.edu

Categories

CNC Machining
Precision Machining

Description

This course is designed to prepare participants to work in entry level positions as machine operators, including theory and hands-on experience with manual and CNC machines, machine tools, machinist application math, and precision measurement

Skill Sets

Participants who successfully complete the course will be able to perform the following with supervision (ranging from close to minimal): 1. Determine if own work is complete and correct as specified by instructions, drawings and specifications. 2. Drill, ream, hone, bore, lap and/or countersink straight and close tolerance holes. 3. Follow correct lifting and safety procedures. 4. Apply machine shop theory and procedures and regarding machinability of materials (e.g., cutting speed and feed rates for material being machined). 5. Use proper procedures for handling and disposal of hazardous materials per government regulations and industry practices. 6. Apply the coordinate system to identify multiple machine axes (e.g., X,Y,Z). 7. Operate computing equipment to access job information (e.g., drawings, specifications and other online information systems; upload/download programs. 8. Read and interpret engineering, machine and/or tooling drawings. Capable of visualizing a three-dimensional shape from a two-dimensional view, converting left-hand to right-hand views and understanding symbols, flag notes, general notes. 9. Set-up and operate milling machines. Includes knowing machine capabilities & limitations, controller operations, identifying and resolving problems such as unusual sounds or vibrations in the machinery, changes in offset values, and worn cutters/tool inserts. 10. Use mathematics, including practical math, algebra, geometry and trigonometry. 11. Use various types of hand tools and/or hand-held power tools. 12. Use various types of precision measuring tools. 13. Follow oral/written instructions provided by the lead, team leader, supervisor and/or engineering.

Manufacturing Pre-Employment

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

3/18/18, 06/08/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Julie Berger
425-388-9570
jberger@everettcc.edu

Categories

Pre-employment

Description

The Manufacturing Pre-Employment certificate is a one-quarter program designed to prepare students to work at the entry level in a manufacturing facility with special emphasis on the aerospace industry. In the five week course students are required to attend a class that simulates the work environment, 8 am to 2:30 pm, attendance is required and recorded; workplace soft skills are taught along with core technical skills. The National Career Readiness Certificate is also awarded to successful students completing the course, which indicates the level of ability in applied math, reading for information and critical thinking. Students earn an OSHA 30 Certificate for the safety portion of the class.

Skill Sets

1. Technical Skills:

10 hours of blueprint reading
30 hours of OSHA training and completion of certificate
Manufacturing basics and environment
Precision measurement tools and techniques
Quality assurance
Introduction to Lean and Six Sigma
Shop tools and vocabulary

2. Advanced Manufacturing Introduction:

Introduction to Composites, Precision Machining, Tech Design
Introduction to Aviation Maintenance, Fabrication and Welding

3. Core Workplace Skills:

Reading for information
Applied mathematics
Problem solving and critical thinking

4. Soft Skills:

Personal accountability
Timeliness and work ethics
Teamwork
Professionalism
Communication and workplace culture

5. Job Finding Skills:

Resumes and cover letters
Online applications
Behavioral interviewing

Mechatronics - Adv. Manufacturing ATA

Award Type

ATA

Credits

Ends

3/18/18, 6/8/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Ken Ackerman
425-388-9570
kackerman@everettcc.edu

Categories

Mechatronics

Description

Mechatronics combines the study of mechanics, electronics, pneumatics, and digital control technology with a focus on an integrated systematic approach. The Mechatronics degree includes focused studies in robotics and mechatronics systems along with cross-functional understanding of advanced manufacturing practices in composites, machining, welding, and technical design.

Skill Sets

1. Understand and explain the principal operations of the mechatronics subsystems in a complex system. 2. Understand how these subsystems work together. 3. Recognize potential or impending malfunctions, and contact expert assistance in order to keep the production line functioning, and to prevent production loss. 4. Perform routine, preventative maintenance; localize and identify causes and sources of malfunctions where possible. 5. Read and understand the technical documents, reports and outlines specific to systems and subsystems; be able to consult with experts; and be able to document malfunctions. 6. Work effectively as a team member and coordinate the activities with upstream and downstream operations. 7. Understand and implement safety regulations required for operation of the system.

Mechatronics Systems Certificate

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

3/18/18, 6/8/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Ken Ackerman
425-388-9570
kackerman@everettcc.edu

Categories

Mechatronics

Description

The Mechatronics Systems Certificate program is designed to provide students with the basic skills in electrical, mechanical and computerized components in an industrial mechatronic system used for manufacturing and assembly. The hands-on training and instruction will view the components or devices in terms of their roles within the system, with an emphasis on the system running at maximum capacity.

Skill Sets

Understand and explain the principal operations of the mechatronics subsystems in a complex system; understand how these subsystems work together
Recognize potential or impending malfunctions and contact expert assistance in order to keep the production line functioning and to prevent production loss.
Perform routine, preventative maintenance, localize, and identify causes and sources of malfunctions where possible.
Read and understand the technical documents, reports and outlines specific to the systems and subsystems, and be able to consult with experts, be able to document malfunctions
Work effectively as a team member and coordinate the activities with upstream and downstream operations.
Understand and implement safety regulations required for operation of the system.

Precision Machining- Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Award Type

ATA

Credits

Ends

12/10/17, 6/8/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Kevin Soderlund
425-388-9390
ksoderlund@everettcc.edu

Categories

Precision Machining

Description

In addition to the specifics of the Principles of Precision Machining Certificate listed above, the ATA degree covers computer literacy, industrial safety, engineering graphics 2D Auto CAD, technical problem analysis, precision fits and tolerances, Solid Works, pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical circuits, materials and processes and operations management.

Skill Sets

In addition to the specific skills of the Principles of Precision Machining Certificate listed above, the program outcomes include: 1. Solve technical mathematical problems. 2. Read and understand basic engineering drawings. 3. Understand and utilize machine technology. 4. Write programs and setup CNC machines. 5. Operate and perform maintenance on CNC machines. 6. Document technical activities in written and verbal reports. 7. Be prepared for successful employment.

Robotics Foundations Certificate

Award Type

Short-Term Certificate

Credits

Ends

3/18/18, 6/8/18

Anticipated Graduates

Contact

Ken Ackerman
425-388-9570
kackerman@everettcc.edu

Categories

Mechatronics

Description

The Robotics Foundations Certificate is designed as a general introduction to the basics of robotic operation, basic programing, interfacing, and material handing in a complex mechatronics system. Students will gain conceptual, technical, and practical knowledge of robotic applications and how robotics is applied to industrial tasks using hands-on, interactive robotic devices. The Robotics Foundations Certificate is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions using robotics in a manufacturing facility and the aerospace industry. Skills

Skill Sets

1. Describe what comprises basic robotics in a mechatronic system or module. 2. Understand the role of automation and robotics in manufacturing and assembly operations. 3. Demonstrate understanding of terms such as homing, looping, end effector operation, and I/O interfacing. 4. Discuss and demonstrate manual operations and basic robotic commands. 5. Identify and use basic robotic programming, editing, positioning and homing in a mechatronic system. 6. Apply safety rules while working on the system. 7. Transfer the knowledge learned from one robotic system to another robotic system.

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