Are you ready to start a career in the manufacturing industry? Our fast-track CNC program will prepare you for an exciting career as a CNC machine operator in only 12 weeks. Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) machines are used in nearly every industry to make parts and complete precision tasks. From medical and aerospace to woodworking and metal fabrication, CNC machine operators play a critical role in today’s manufacturing facilities. The CNC course at Erie 1 BOCES is designed to give you the skills you need to start a career as a CNC operator. You will learn how to set up and run CNC mills and lathes using both state-of-the-art computer simulators and actual machines. In addition to working with CNC equipment, students have the opportunity to learn precision machining and measuring techniques using manual machining equipment. Through hands-on experience, students will gain a more thorough understanding of the set-up and operation of CNC equipment.

Registration, review of WNYRIC Library Automation Cooperative Service (CoSer), establishment of access for attendees to Destiny Library Manager; Overview of, logging into, navigating, and using help systems (online, on-page, Destiny Discover Help Center, Collections Help Center, Follett Community) in and associated with Destiny Library Manager; Searching for titles including by reading measures (Lexiles, Accelerated Reader levels, vendor-provided reading and interest levels), eBooks/audiobooks (OverDrive Learning Resource (E2CCB), MackinVIA), E2CCB SLS-provided Gale Virtual Reference Library, etc. titles), web sites via WebPath Express and in Back Office only, via Standards search, online databases via One Search in the Destiny Discover and in Destiny Back Office. Accessing the Destiny Discover Chrome Extension and the Destiny mobile apps (Destiny Discover mobile app and Destiny Back Office mobile app [iOS and Android tablets and phones only, not yet Chromebooks]; Overview of patron empowerment/instructional features including reviews, wish lists purchasing suggestions from patrons), My Stuff (transaction record, history), Collections (Destiny Discover) and resource lists (Back Office); Adding titles and copies to the catalog through copy cataloging (district records, Alliance Plus, Alliance AV & Z-sources), including where collections are genrefied based on call number prefixes, importing MARC records (including Titlewave integration options), editing copy records, duplicating copy records, deleting title and copy records; Circulation and Patrons: Overview of patron management in Back Office nightly eSchoolData student extracts and yearly Active Directory staff extracts); setup in Admin and in Destiny Discover's Admin area; Circulation (check outs, check ins, renewals, holds, lost copies); Generating common library and patron reports; Questions and answers

Are you looking for a career that will allow you to work with your hands? How about a career that involves problem solving and customer service? As a building maintenance technician, you will work in an environment where your customer service skills are as important as your ability to repair and renovate. Building maintenance technicians are well-rounded in multiple trades including: carpentry, electrical, plumbing and interior finishes. They also interact with commercial and residential tenants, office managers and other building staff on a regular basis. For those who are looking for a trades career where they can use their skills to help people, working as a building maintenance technician can be a fulfilling career choice. The building maintenance class is designed to give students the skills needed to start a career as a building maintenance technician. The course is broken into four distinct skill areas, all taught by experienced craftspeople. The class covers many skills needed by entry-level building maintenance technicians including rough carpentry (framing), basic plumbing maintenance and repair, basic electrical maintenance and repair and interior finishes (drywall, paint, finish carpentry).