The College will offer its first ACE machining boot camps from April 3-7. IRSC’s new Haas VF-2SSYT Super-Speed CNC Vertical Machining Center is widely used in the manufacturing industry to mill and shape parts used in virtually every industry, including the automotive, aerospace, construction, and boating industries. Our students will have an exclusive opportunity to receive high-tech training and develop in-demand skills at no cost.” “The ACE CNC machinist program is a critical step for growing the manufacturing ecosystem for Treasure Coast and Okeechobee communities. manufacturing sector is growing at an unprecedented rate and CNC systems are the backbone of advanced manufacturing,” said Natalia Chekhovskaya, Executive Director of Advanced Manufacturing at IRSC. The new CNC machine is the centerpiece of this high-intensity hands-on, training environment. The ACE program combines a free online curriculum and a five-day hands-on in-person training at IRSC aimed to catalyze awareness and interest in all facets of machining, including software development, vibrations, metrology, design, operation, and entrepreneurship. IRSC is one of three locations in Florida designated as an ACE regional machine tool training center. manufacturing industries and position the country as highly capable and competitive on the world stage.
The machine was purchased with funding from America’s Cutting Edge (ACE), a national initiative to revitalize U.S. FORT PIERCE-Indian River State College took delivery of a high-tech computer numerically controlled (CNC) milling machine that will enable the College to provide students with the most current training required for highly in-demand manufacturing jobs on the Treasure Coast and beyond.
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