Manufacturing Assistance Center

At the MAC, you will receive the preparation you need for a rewarding career as part of the skilled workforce in regional manufacturing. Our in-demand training programs are designed to meet the needs of traditional and non-traditional learners, offering flexible schedules, and hands-on training.

Courses:

ENGR 0113: Introduction to Basic Machining Processes 
* Summer Evening Class: May - August (2 nights/week 5:30 - 9:00pm) 
* Additional Daytime Class: May - June (schedule TBD based on interest and enrollment)
* High School Class: June - July (3 days/week) 

ENGR 0130: Introduction to CNC Operations and Theory
* Summer Evening Class: May - August (2 nights/week 5:30 - 9:00pm)

ENGR 0220: Introduction to Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing
* Summer Evening Class: May - August (2 nights/week)

Please note, exact days/dates and times TBD based on enrollment and instructor schedules.  Please include your availability when submitting an inquiry or application.  We require a minimum of 5 students and can enroll up to 12 in each cohort.

For more information or to inquire about classes, please fill out the inquiry form, call 814-827-4437, or email etcmac@pitt.edu.

Apply to the Manufacturing Assistance Center.

About the MAC:

The MAC at Pitt-Titusville is expanding its reach to provide greater access to manufacturing and tool and die training. We are helping to bridge the gap between regional employers and students searching for the right fit occupation. Our combined programs include basic machining processes and CNC operations and theory. Within 12-weeks our students transform their earning potential and professional trajectory, all while remaining close to home. Costs are based on the Pitt-Titusville cost per credit plus applicable fees.

Our programs are supported through Department of Community and Economic Development, Bridge Builders, The Gene Haas Foundation, Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, and state and local scholarship funding sources, ensuring financial assistance to every student who needs support. We are committed to bridging the gap between local job seekers and the manufacturing sector, providing the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today’s competitive job market.