Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines require specialised knowledge in computer programming and computer-aided/automated manufacturing along with tool and manufacturing knowledge.
A maintenance machinist might train in CNC repair/retrofitting while working or through a vocational training programme.
Firstly, you will need to complete school preparation thus it is recommended to take courses in algebra, computer science, physics and trigonometry. Other classes that require hands-on experience with machines and tools are also worth looking into, such as metal and wood work. CAD (computer-aided design) courses introduce students to both computer programming and blueprint reading, which are crucial skills to have in CNC repair.
Next, you might want to set out to find an apprenticeship. There may be some machine shops in your area that provide apprenticeship programmes to unskilled workers - this is a brilliant opportunity for you to build your skills.
Gaining knowledge and experience can be done through all areas of work, either through an apprenticeship, training on the job or through an educational programme.
Any aspiring CNC repair technician will need shop training in various machine tools, knowledge of CAD software and the machine processes and, of course, shop safety.
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