Overview

Training provider: Hansavest Training Centre (training permit no. 217470)

Field of training: Metalwork

Training language: Estonian

Volume of training (in hours): 70 (1 academic hour = 45 min)

• Theory: 20 hours
• Practice: 50 hours

Target group: People interested in metalwork with no prior experience; people in the metal processing industry interested in refresher training.

Pre-requisites: Basic education, no prior experience required.

Objectives of the training: The learner will acquire the skills for using the CNC milling machine that can be instantly implemented in practice.

Learning outcomes. The learner will:

• know how to use milling machines and milling centres;
• know the G-code and M-code of the milling machine and can create simpler programmes;
• know the cutting tools and their installation;
• know how to measure parameters and insert data;
• know the requirements of work safety and the maintenance requirements of the milling machine.

Class structure: Theory classes take place in the lecture room, while practical training takes place in the study laboratory.

Learning materials: Learning materials are compiled by the trainers of the Hansavest Training Centre.

Requirements for completing the training. Assessment methods and criteria:

The training is complete when:

• The learner has achieved the learning outcomes of the training programme.
• The learner has participated in 80% of the classes.

Certificate: A certificate is issued by the Hansavest Training Centre

The qualifications and experience of the trainer: Mart Tehu, mart@hansavest.com

Cost of the training programme (without VAT): 1970 €

Content of the training programme

Topics:

1. Theory (20 academic hours)
   • Introduction and general information
   • Set-up of the workplace
   • Protection equipment and safety requirements
   • Terminology

1. Practice (50 academic hours)
   • CNC milling machines and milling centres, their structure
   • Controllers and axes of milling machines
   • Set-up of workstation and controlling the machine with the controller
   • G-codes and M-codes
   • Creating simpler programmes
   • Different measuring and control devices
   • Cutting tools used in CNC machining
   • Devices for holding cutting tools
   • Measuring the parameters of cutting tools and inserting the measurement data
   • Workpiece holding devices
   • Basing of parts, coordinate systems, zeroing

The training programme was approved on 01.06.2020.

Name, phone and e-mail of the complier of the training programme: Mart Tehu, mart@hansavest.com