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Central Maine Community College

School type: Community College

Central Maine Community College offers a Metal Fabrication Associate in Applied Science at its Auburn campus. The four-semester curriculum combines general education with hands-on MIG and TIG welding, tube welding and forming, stainless-steel sanitary welding and finishing, manual milling and lathe work, sheet-metal design, metallurgy, CNC laser and plasma operation, press-brake forming, tool making, metal casting, and finishing processes. Training prepares students for work as fabricators, welders, fitters, manual machinists, press operators, foundry workers, and tool makers in manufacturing, marine, technical, and small-business settings.

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Metal Fabrication (AAS)

  • Credential: Associate in Applied Science
  • Program cost: Not listed
  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Fabrication
  • GI Bill: Eligible
  • Program Length: 61-63 credit hours
  • AWS Prep: Not listed

Schedule: Four sequential semesters; in-person day and evening sections are offered for welding courses

This 61-63-credit Associate in Applied Science combines classroom study with extensive applied metalworking.… Read full description for Metal Fabrication (AAS)

This 61-63-credit Associate in Applied Science combines classroom study with extensive applied metalworking. Students complete MIG Welding I-II, TIG Welding I-II, tube welding and forming, stainless-steel sanitary welding and finishing, manual machining, print reading, sheet-metal design, metallurgy, CNC laser and plasma work, press-brake forming, tool making, casting, and finishing. The curriculum is sequential and develops the ability to fabricate from drawings, weld varied and exotic metals, and apply safe shop practices for manufacturing, marine, technical, and small-business work.

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Auburn Campus — Auburn, ME
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