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This handbook has been assembled specifically for CNC Programmer apprentices at Conestoga College.
This handbook is intended to supplement the Conestoga College Student Guide. All rules, guidelines and
procedures in this handbook are in addition to those specified in the Colleges Student Guide and reflect
the School of Trades and Apprenticeship policies and procedures.
Table of Contents
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Apprenticeship
Liaison 519-748-5220
ext. 2154
Records Officer
Brenda Bender | SCSB - Office of the Registrar
519-748-5220 ext. 3244 |
bbender@conestogac.on.ca
Admissions Officer
Darlene Lavigne | SCSB Office of the Registrar
519-748-5220 exy. 2331 |
dlavigne@conestogac.on.ca
Technical Support
IT Service Desk | Doon 1E12
519-748-5220 ext. 3444 |
itsdesk@conestogac.on.ca
Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU)
Apprenticeship | 4275 King St E, Suite 200, Kitchener ON N2P 2E9
800-387-5656 | kitchener.apprenticeship@ontario.ca
Service Canada
Employment Insurance
800-206-7218 | www.servicecanada.gc.ca
Ontario College of Trades (OCOT)
Member Services | 655 Bay St, Suite 600, Toronto ON M5G 2K4
855-299-0028 | info@collegeoftrades.ca
For additional financial and other supports for apprentices and employers, students
should visit Conestoga Colleges website at: www.conestogac.on.ca/trades/apprentices.
2) PROGRAM OVERVIEW
2.1 Program Description
This single-level, 240-hour program combines theoretical knowledge of the CNC
Programmer trade with practical skills to complement the apprentice's on-the-job
training.
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Create basic geometric entities including lines, circles, squares and angles.
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Translate and convert drawings to various drawing file formats (i.e. DXF, IGES)
output and plot the drawing.
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Describe part programming methods, set-up sheets, tooling lists, part program
manuscripts and input media.
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Develop, write and enter programs for NC/CNC machine systems to take
advantage of the machine's cutter radius compensation features.
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Generate geometry to produce cutter paths for NC/CNC machining centres and
NC/CNC lathes.
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Develop and customize a post processor for a specific NC/CNC machine tool.
Course Code
Course Name
Credits Hours
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1
MACH1730
MACH1740
1
5
12
72
1
1
MACH1750
MACH1760
CNC Technology
Developing Geometric Forms using
CAD/CAM
Manual CNC Programming Techniques
CAM Applications
6
5
84
72
17
17
240
240
The School of Trades and Apprenticeship has programs directly associated with
industries that require commitment to deadlines. As part of our role as an educational
institute, we emulate the real world of work to provide apprentices with the opportunity
to recognize the essential skills required to be successful in their chosen career.
As such, the School of Trades and Apprenticeship has a zero tolerance rule for
unsubstantiated late submissions of assignments and projects.
Cases whereby the submission did not meet the deadline, due to medical illness, an
accident, or a death in the immediate family, supporting formal documentation, such as
doctors note, police report and / or medical forms, or copy of death certificate will be
required. This must be included with the late submission and personally delivered to the
appropriate faculty member and / or program co-ordinator.
This process ensures that all apprentices within the School of Trades and
Apprenticeship are following academic / industry protocol and are all treated fairly and
equally in their evaluations.
Under no circumstances will a test or examination be permitted to be made up or rewritten for an unauthorized absence. Apprentices are required to contact the
appropriate faculty member prior to the scheduled test or examination if they know they
will be absent.
4) FACILITY INFORMATION
4.1 After-Hours Access Policy & Parking
Conestoga Colleges hours of operation are 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.
The after-hours access is a privilege, not a right. This privilege requires that apprentices
follow established guidelines, rules and regulations to ensure safety and security of
person and property. Policies and procedures can be found on the website for the
Security Services Department.
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5) SAFETY INFORMATION
5.1 Basic Safety
Apprentices are required to sign a Conestoga College Institute of Technology and
Advanced Learning (CCITAL) Acknowledgment of Safety Training and Responsibilities
Form (if applicable to program), which will be provided by the faculty at the start of the
program.
requiring medical attention but is not life threatening or whenever there is a minor injury
and no medical attention is required. Conestoga College (Doon) has a nurse on duty
Monday to Friday, 8:30 A.M. 4:30 P.M. who can be reached at ext. 3254.
There is an Emergency Guide located on Conestoga Colleges webpage for information
on how to respond to emergency situations.
Faculty will discuss the following at the beginning of each level:
1. Fire Exits - the closest fire exit and any alternates
2. Fire Alarms - the location of the nearest pull station
3. First Aid Locations usually the closest Security Desk/Office
4. Telephones - the nearest telephone to report accidents, illnesses or
emergencies
5. First Aiders - identify lab faculty and staff who are trained in first aid
All accidents and injuries must be reported by the apprentice within 24 hours to the
Program Chair or Program Manager and an Incident Report Form will be completed and
submitted to the Occupational Health and Safety Office (safety@conestogac.on.ca).
related policies, procedures and program information. Apprentices will confirm that they
have been duly informed by Conestoga and attest to that fact by clicking the
acknowledgement box provided in the pop-up.
Once the acknowledgement box has been clicked, the apprentice may proceed to enter
the Student Portal. An email will be automatically generated and sent to the apprentice
recognizing their acknowledgement.
The Student Protection Acknowledgement confirmation pop-up will appear to all
apprentices and students once per academic year.
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