Come Learn with Us
The College offers both credit and non-credit manufacturing programs leading to skill development, industry certifications, and college credentials. Specific skills taught include:
- Safety
- Lean Manufacturing
- Mill and Lathe Operations
- 3-D Modeling
- Project Management
- Coordinate Measurement Machine
- Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing, CNC mill and turning
- Additive manufacturing
- Robotics
- And more
Our programs
Credit Programs
Students in the Computer Numerical Control Program learn the techniques, hardware, software and computer system practices associated with Computer-Aided Machining (CAM) to manually write, save, retrieve and transfer CNC machine programs. Students will learn to program Factory Automatic Numerical Control (FANUC) industrial robots and collaborative robots (co-bots) and will have the opportunity to earn FANUC certifications.
Learn more about the Computer Numerical Controller (CNC Operator) Program and how to apply.
The Machine Tool Technology Credit Diploma prepares students for skilled positions as an entry-level manual machinist in one semester. Students gain the foundational knowledge and skills necessary to operate a variety of machine tools to be able to produce parts to specifications.
Learn more about the Machine Tool Technology Program and how to apply.
Non-credit Programs
During the CNC Precision Machining Bootcamp training, students will spend time on: Print Reading and Precision Measurement, Manual Lathe, Manual Milling, CNC Turning and CNC Milling.
Classes are held Monday - Thursday, 7 a.m. - noon.
Next 9-week class runs: May 20 - July 18, 2024
Grant funding may be available to qualified applicants.
Sign up to learn more about CNC Bootcamps or call 307.432.1687.
Tours available on request, please call 307.432.1687.
What can you do with this training?
Visit Career Coach for additional information about Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers.
The Concept Forge at the LCCC Advanced Manufacturing & Material Center is a makers space available to you. Do you have a product to prototype? The Concept Forge may be the place to start.
Are you an employer looking to hire or cross-train current employees?
Training with LCCC allows a flexible schedule and can be customized to help get your workforce trained. We can work with you to help build pre-hire skills assessments for potential new employees and create individual training plans to help meet your employment needs.
Curriculum topics include:
- Solidworks
- Print Reading
- Manual Machining
- Additive Manufacturing
- OSHA 10 Training
- Metrology
- Quality
Manufacture your training today with LCCC: Call 307.432.1687 to get started.
Pricing for training varies, and includes simulations and testing.
Funding Opportunities
Grant funding may be available to businesses through the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services. More information can be found at: Workforce Development Training Fund. For questions/more information, please call 307.432.1687.