Courses
Individual courses covering core manufacturing, quality, safety, and print interpretation.
Manufacturing Fundamentals (Level I)
Duration: 1 Day (6 hours)
Price: $595 per person
Certificate Option: 2-Day Certificate – $1,295 per person
An introduction to modern manufacturing processes, shop flow, and basic process control. Focused on helping individuals understand how work moves through a shop and where quality and risk are introduced.
Also included in:
Shop Fundamentals Certificate
Manufacturing Readiness Certificate
Quality Control Fundamentals
Duration: 1 Day (6 hours)
Price: $625 per person
Certificate Option: 2-Day Certificate – $1,350 per person
Covers inspection fundamentals, in-process versus final inspection, and how inspection decisions impact quality outcomes and customer confidence.
Also included in:
Shop Fundamentals Certificate
Manufacturing Readiness Certificate
Blueprint Reading & GD&T Fundamentals
Duration:
Half Day (3 hours)
Price: $295 per person
Full Day (6 hours)
Price: $495 per person
Introduces blueprint interpretation, dimensions, tolerances, datums, and applied GD&T concepts commonly used in manufacturing environments.
Also included in:
Shop Fundamentals Certificate
Manufacturing Readiness Certificate
Manufacturing Safety & Risk Awareness
Duration:
Half Day (3 hours)
Price: $275 per person
Full Day (6 hours)
Price: $475 per person
Focuses on shop hazards, human factors, and the relationship between safety and quality. Designed to build practical risk awareness that applies immediately on the shop floor.
Also included in:
Manufacturing Safety & Awareness Certificate
Manufacturing Readiness Certificate
Group Training & Delivery
Group discounts are available for teams of five or more. Courses may be delivered on-site or virtually. On-site training is available within the Sacramento service area. If onsite training is requested outside the Sacramento service area may incur additional travel costs, reviewed during consultation.
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