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Stage 1

This is the start of the Machine Trades Class at South Adams.

You will follow the assignments in order and complete tests, assignments, projects, etc. on or before the last day of the week listed.

You may work ahead, but always make sure you work in order.

Remember: It is always easier to fall behind than to catch up!

As with everything in life.... if you have questions ASK!!

Numbering System: example 01030160
                           1st & 2nd digits (01): Stage number
                           3rd & 4th digits (03): Task / Week number
                           5th, 6th, 7th, & 8th digits (0160): Individual Assignment Number

Time Frame:

Stage 1 should be completed before the end of the First Semester of your first year!

 

To get started, click on "Stage 01 - Task 01" at the left of the screen and begin working in order through the assignments.

 

Assignment

Standard

STANDARD 1. Workplace Competency

 

1.01

1.1 Allocate the appropriate resources for task completion.

Shop Day

Project

Utilize tools available to machine required projects by assigned due date

 

1.02

1.2 Demonstrate effective interpersonal skills.

Shop Day

Group Project

Design, Engineer, and Machine a complex assembly as a group

 

1.03

1.3 Develop leadership skills.

Shop Day

Group Project

Design, Engineer, and Machine a complex assembly as a group

Shop Day

Clean-up

Assigned weekly Shop supervisor will work with other students to maintain a clean and orderly shop

 

1.04

1.4 Establish positive relationships with people from diverse backgrounds.

Shop Day

Project

Work together in groups to show each other different ways to complete projects

 

1.05

1.5 Research, analyze, and use data for work assignments.

Shop Day

Speeds and Feeds

Utilize Machinery's Handbook to calculate RPMs and Feedrate on a daily basis

 

1.06

1.6 Apply effective critical thinking, decision making, and problem-solving techniques.

Shop Day

Project &

Utilize machines on a regular basis to experience the many variations problems possible

Shop Day

Machine Set-up

and how to correct them

 

1.07

1.7 Select and use appropriate tools and technology.

Shop Day

Project &

Operate machines to learn the proper and safe use of tools and tooling

Shop Day

Machine Set-up

 

 

1.08

1.8 Implement quality assurance measures and safeguards.

Shop Day

Project

Maintain and utilize proper Metrology techniques

Shop Day

Inspection Sheet

Complete "Inspection Sheets" for each project to show understanding of proper techniques and quality

 

1.09

1.9 Read and interpret written materials.

Shop Day

Projects

Utilize Machinery's Handbook to properly set-up machines

Shop Day

Projects

Read and interpret blueprints for projects

Shop Day

Processing Sheet

Follow directions by utilizing processing sheets or order of operations

 

1.10

1.10 Apply written communication skills.

Shop Day

Inspection Sheet

Complete "Inspection Sheets" for each project to show understanding of proper techniques and quality

Shop Day

Processing Sheet

Example: Write a business letter or memorandum using appropriate format.

Shop Day

Processing Sheet

Create a processing sheet for independent projects

 

1.11

1.11 Demonstrate effective listening and speaking skills.

Demostration

Project

Take notes while watching live or Demo Videos

 

1.12

1.12 Perform appropriate mathematical calculations correctly.

Shop Day

Projects

Calculate missing dimensions to complete project

Shop Day

Speeds and Feeds

Utilize Machinery's Handbook to calculate RPMs and Feedrate on a daily basis

 

1.13

1.13 Exhibit a responsible work ethic.

Weekly Grade

Shop Grade

Maintain an acceptable Attendance record

Weekly Grade

Shop Grade

Complete all requirements specified in the shop grade requirements

 

1.14

1.14 Demonstrate accepted standards for ethical behavior.

Weekly Grade

Shop Grade

Report any broken tooling to instructor

Shop Day

Inspection Sheet

Complete inspection sheets honestly and accuratly

 

 

 

 

#2

STANDARD 2 - Career Development

 

2.01

2.1 Establish a personal career goal and develop objectives for achieving the goal.

Shop Day

Projects &

Gain experience with machine tools and equipment

 

Machine Set-up

to learn whether you would like to become a machinist as a career

Writing

Resume

Complete a personal Resume able to be used after high school

 

2.02

2.2 Evaluate employment and career pathway opportunities related to established career interest(s).

MT Website

Links page

Use electronic resources to explore and analyze occupations matching career interests.

Newspapers

Help wanted ads

Locate and evaluate labor market demand and wage information.

OJT

On-the-Job Training

Participate in work-based learning experiences to clarify career interests.

 

2.03

2.3 Create a continuing education plan that identifies further education and training options.

MT Website

Apprenticeships

Expose students to the process of completing an Apprenticeship

MT Website

OJT

Show students that On-the-job training is still the best way to learn the skills needed to succeed in manufacturing

Machinist's Group

Machinist group

Participate in the Machinist's Group of Northeast Indiana

 

2.04

2.4 Prepare for exams leading to certifications recognized by business and industry.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete processes needed for real-world machinist jobs

Shop Day

Projects

Utilize various tooling to understand it's proper use

 

2.05

2.5 Develop skills needed to enter the workforce.

Writing

Resume

Complete a personal Resume able to be used after high school

Writing

Application

Complete a job application

 

2.06

2.6 Evaluate resources that keep workers current in the career field.

Reading

Trade Magazines

Read and report on interesting up-to-date articals in trade magazines

MT Website

Links page

Explore Machinist related websites

 

2.07

2.7 Demonstrate skills and attitudes needed for lifelong learning.

Shop Day

Projects

Explore various projects that could be used in future endeavors

Weekly Grade

Shop Grade

Complete all necessary requirements to maintain a high shop grade score

 

2.08

2.8 Apply effective money management strategies.

Shop Day

Projects

Calculate material prices for specific projects

Shop Day

Projects

Estimate cost of tooling needed to complete project

 

 

 

 

#3

STANDARD 3 - Technical Core

 

3.01

PMT3.1 Organize and coordinate safe shop practices and tool maintenance.

Shop Day

Projects

Maintain safe and organized work area while working on projects

Shop Day

Projects

Properly adjust each machine for safety

Weekly Grade

Shop Grade

Complete all necessary requirements to maintain a high shop grade score

 

3.02

PMT3.2 Perform measurement/layout/inspection operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Measure a variety of projects utilizing calipers and micrometers.

Shop Day

Inspection Sheet

Complete inspection sheets honestly and accuratly

 

3.03

PMT3.3 Perform mathematical computations.

Classroom

Shop Math

Convert fractions to decimals.

Shop Day

Inspection Sheet

Complete inspection sheets honestly and accuratly

Shop Day

Projects

Construct projects with metric dimensions.

Shop Day

Projects

Example: Apply trigonometric tables to lathe tool adjustments.

 

3.04

PMT3.4 Demonstrate written and oral communication skills.

Shop Day

Inspection Sheet

Complete inspection sheets honestly and accuratly

Shop Day

Processing Sheet

Create a processing sheet for independent projects

 

3.05

PMT3.5 Develop a process plan for a part requiring milling, drilling, turning, or grinding.

Shop Day

Processing Sheet

Create a processing sheet for independent projects

 

3.06

PMT3.6 Read and interpret blueprints.

Shop Day

Group Project

Design, Engineer, and Machine a complex assembly as a group

 

3.07

PMT3.7 Use geometric knowledge in the interpretation of machine drawings.

Shop Day

Projects

Layout and machine projects to proper dimensions

 

3.08

PMT3.8 Perform bench work using a surface plate, surface gage, layout height gage, and combination set.

Shop Day

Projects

File, punch, deburr, and cut material with hand tools.

Shop Day

Projects

Scribe a part accurately on a piece of material prior to constructing the part.

 

3.09

PMT3.9 Use bench vises, hand drills, hand taps, tap wrench, files, scrapers, and coated abrasives to deburr parts and use arbor presses to perform press operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete assigned projects

Shop Day

Projects

Properly deburr parts daily

 

3.10

PMT3.10 Perform pedestal grinder operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Sharpen Drill Bit

Shop Day

Projects

Sharpen Lathe Bit

 

3.11

PMT3.11 Perform power saw operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Cut project material to length

 

3.12

PMT3.12 Perform drill press operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete assigned projects

 

3.13

PMT3.13 Operate a surface grinding machine.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete assigned projects

 

3.14

PMT3.14 Perform lathe operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete assigned projects

 

3.15

PMT3.15 Perform vertical and horizontal milling machine operations.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete assigned projects

 

3.16

PMT3.16 Program and operate computerized numerical control (CNC) machines.

Shop Day

Projects

Complete assigned projects