ICTC Machining Technology
Engineering, Machining and Design Program at the Indiana County Technology Center (ICTC). Michael Rescenete
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Machining Technology (MT) is designed to provide each student with the latest technological skills needed for entry in the metalworking occupations. Students have the opportunity to operate state-of-the-art equipment, such as the Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) machine They also gain experience with the hands-on operation of standard machine tools used in the industry
such as: drill presses, met
02/18/2025
We did it again! Congratulations to Cole Adamson on earning his Level One Certificate of Merit from the National Institute of Metalworking Skills!
Cole is the first junior this year to complete all 7 Level One NIMS certificates.
Cole is an Engineer and a Machining & Design student here at ICTC and is currently gaining hands-on experience through our Co-Op program at ACME Machining & Welding in Punxsutawney. His hard work and determination have set him on the path to success!
01/18/2025
The Indiana County Technology Center (ICTC) welcomed representatives from the Utah State University (https://www.usu.edu/) to explore the intricacies of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) field. Discussions focused on Cooperative Education and the successful partnership between ICTC and Komatsu. The University of Utah aims to gather insights to replicate the Engineering, Machining, and Design program and its collaboration with Komatsu in Homer City, PA. With Komatsu operating another facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, the university hopes to implement a similar initiative to help address workforce needs, mirroring the success achieved at ICTC.
Pictured from left, Mike Rescenete, Robert Powell, Ethan Miglior, TJ Gordan, and Cathy Jones.
01/14/2025
Congratulations to Zoe Brandon!
Zoe has been accepted into the Mechanical Engineering program at the University of Pittsburgh Johnstown for the Fall 2025 semester! A senior at Indiana Area School and a student in the Engineering, Machining, and Design program at the Indiana County Technology Center (ICTC), Zoe has achieved incredible success.
At ICTC, she has earned five industry-recognized certifications from the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) and her OSHA 10 General Industry certification in manufacturing.
The faculty and staff at ICTC are so proud of Zoe and wish her all the best as she embarks on this exciting new chapter in engineering!
09/16/2024
🔧 Cooperative Education: Bridging the Gap Between Classroom & Career! 📚
At the ICTC, Cooperative Education (Co-Op) offers students the incredible opportunity to gain real-world experience while still in school. Through Co-Op, students apply the skills they've learned in the classroom directly to the workplace, preparing them for successful careers after graduation.
Today, we recognize Dylan Mowry who has been recently placed on Co-Op with Indiana Tool and Die.
09/10/2024
Congratulations to Ethan Wells, a Marion Center and EMD Senior, for earning the Certificate of Merit from the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)! 🎉 Ethan is the first student this year to earn this recognition!
Ethan’s dedication and hard work in the metalworking program have truly paid off, as he has demonstrated both technical skill and a commitment to excellence. This prestigious recognition sets him apart as a leader in the field of manufacturing and machining.
The Certificate of Merit from the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS) is a recognition awarded to individuals who demonstrate outstanding proficiency in various metalworking and manufacturing skills. To earn this certificate, students or professionals must complete rigorous training and pass practical and theoretical assessments. These tests are based on industry standards and are designed to ensure that the certificate holder possesses the necessary skills to work effectively in the field of advanced manufacturing and metalworking. Earning the Certificate of Merit not only enhances a person's qualifications but also makes them more competitive for jobs in the manufacturing sector, as it shows they meet national industry benchmarks. It's a mark of excellence, validating both technical expertise and dedication to craftsmanship.
We are incredibly proud of Ethan and look forward to seeing the amazing things he will accomplish in the future. Keep up the fantastic work, Ethan! 👏🔧
09/06/2024
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08/23/2024
The 2024/2025 Engineering Machining and Design program at ICTC has started with much promise. Keep an eye on our students' outstanding progress as the year unfolds.
03/08/2024
Zoe Brandon of Indiana and Abagail Wadsworth of Homer Center
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03/08/2024
The students from the ICTC Engineering, Machining, and Design programs collaborated with IRMC to produce parts for the Facilities Management team. In its recent newsletter, IRMC congratulated all the students involved for their excellent work.
https://www.irmc.org/news/releases/ictcs-engineering-machining-and-design-students-collaborate-with-irmcs-facilities-management/
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