Manufacturing Technology Programs

Our facilities

Gene Haas Centre

With the support of a game-changing $1 million USD from the Gene Haas Foundation intended to revolutionize applied education in Alberta, we’re committed to elevating training excellence in manufacturing and automation, both now and for years to come.

The project-based labs in the Gene Haas Centre contain our state-of-the-art, industry-standard, computer-numerical-control machining equipment. These critical machines aid our machinist apprentices, pre-employment and technology students in learning:

• blueprint interpretation
• computer aided design and manufacturing
• process planning
• design validation
• precision measurement
• inspection of parts through coordinated measuring machine
• metallurgy
• heat treatment.

As a student, you’ll work with products made from metals, plastics, rubber textiles, fiberglass, and space-age alloys.

Our latest lab expansion increased the number of machines by almost 50%, meaning you get even more hands-on time.

Our programs

Machining Technology ^{New program!}

  Diploma    International applicants accepted     2 years

As a machinist, you’ll make or modify mainly metal components to very fine tolerances based on intended designs.

Machining Technology

Machinist apprenticeship

  JourneyPerson    Not open to international applicants     4 periods

Learn to use precision metal cutting and grinding machines like lathes, milling machines, drills, and grinders to create and fix various products. Your role involves precise work, measuring dimensions with micrometres and callipers, and programming digital-readout electronic tools.

Machinist

Mechanical Engineering Technology

  Diploma    International applicants accepted     2 years

Gain the technical, analytical and problem-solving skills required for a variety of dynamic careers in mechanical engineering.

Mechanical Engineering Technology