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Welding & Fabrication

A welding and fabrication diploma or degree prepares you for careers in construction, manufacturing, and machinery. You’ll learn to cut, weld, and shape metal, read blueprints, and operate equipment like welders, saws and robotic systems—building hands-on skills for work in fabrication shops, manufacturing plants, or on job sites.

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Industrial Maintenance

Careers in industrial maintenance offer many opportunities to problem solve and work with your hands. With FVTC programs, you’ll get a high level of technical skills to prepare you for a job in a variety of industrial settings.

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Quality, Process & Continuous Improvement

In FVTC’s manufacturing operations programs, you’ll find both industrial engineering, as well as quality and process improvement. You’ll learn about the effective use of personnel, materials and machines in the manufacturing and service industries.

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Precision Metal Machining

Skilled precision machinists are in high demand across industries like manufacturing, transportation, medical, food production, and defense—especially in the Fox Valley region. These programs give you experience with CAD drawings and CNC (computer numerical control) technology and build skills using a variety of machine tools such as lathes, mills, grinders, and drill presses. You’ll gain hands-on experience and build the skills needed to launch or advance in a precision metal machining career.

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