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Oklahoma City

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Two young adults wearing safety goggles work intently on a small mechanical component, using tools in a workshop or technical training environment.
Earn your Manufacturing Technician I Certificate to gain foundational skills for entry-level roles in manufacturing. You'll learn essential techniques like machining, assembly, fabrication and production workflows, with a focus on hands-on experience using industry-standard equipment.
This certificate suits you if you're ready to start a career in manufacturing or want to build a solid technical base for future growth.

 

Overview

Students will learn to operate and perform basic maintenance on manufacturing tools including CNC machines, robotic systems, and production line machinery. The curriculum also covers essential quality control practices using calipers, micrometers, and gauges, along with interpreting technical drawings to ensure product specifications are met.

 

In addition, students will explore lean manufacturing principles such as waste reduction, 5S, and continuous improvement, and apply basic problem-solving methods like root cause analysis. Workplace safety and OSHA standards are also emphasized, including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in a manufacturing setting.

 

Coursework

Support and Related Courses

  • MATH 1513 Precalculus I

Technical Occupational Specialty

  • ENGT 1103 Introduction to Manufacturing Processes and Materials
  • ENGT 1203 Introduction to Additive Manufacturing
  • ENGT 2303 Quality Methods in Engineering (Prereq: ENGT 1103, MATH 1513)
  • ENGT 2473 Advanced Quality Methods (Prereq: ENGT 2303, MATH 1513)
  • ENGT 2483 Manufacturing Techniques (Prereq: ENGT 1103, ENGT 1203)

 

Requirements and Deadlines

The technical courses in this certificate program are also part of the Engineering Technology A.A.S. degree. This certificate can be earned independently of the degree. To advance to the next course in the required sequence, students must complete the prerequisite course with a grade of 'C' or better.

 

Cost and Assistance

Cost for on-campus enrollment

 

For more information contact:

Dr. Oscar Rodriguez
Department Head, Engineering Technologies
School of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
ETC 123 C
405.945.3747
oscarro@okstate.edu

 

Patty Webb
Administrative Assistant, STEM
ETC 123
405.945.3220
okc.stem@okstate.edu

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