Diploma Programs
PMI's training programs are designed to provide students with the theory and hands-on instruction necessary to begin a career in manufacturing- without any "fluff." Each diploma program offers concentrated lessons in a specific manufacturing discipline, allowing students to train and enter the workforce in a timely manner.
PMI offers 4 diploma programs. Select a program below to learn more:
Gainful Employment Program Disclosures [PDF]
CNC Operator
560 Clock Hours
Length of Time for Completion: Approx. 20 Weeks
This program will enable the beginning student to gain theory, application and practice of setup and operation of 2-axis CNC lathes and 3-axis CNC mills and be able to read and edit related CNC programs. The student will gain fundamental theories of manual applications in drilling operations, turning and milling and build upon these principles to become proficient in setup and operation of CNC lathes and mills. This course will prepare the student for a position as an intermediate level CNC operator.
CNC Machinist
1,032 Clock Hours
Length of Time for Completion: Approx. 35 Weeks
This program will enable the beginning machining student to gain theory, application and practice of programming, setup and operation of 2-axis CNC lathes and 3-axis CNC mills. The student will gain fundamental manual applications in drilling operations, turning and milling and build upon these principles to become proficient in setup and operation of CNC lathes and mills and then apply the setup and operations to develop key programming and editing abilities. This course will prepare the student for an entry level position that has equivalent knowledge to a second year CNC machinist.
Electric Arc Welding
560 Clock Hours
Length of Time for Completion: Approx. 14 weeks
This program prepares students for a career as a skilled welder. Students will be able to demonstrate the proper usage of safety tools and methods. Students will demonstrate working knowledge and comprehension of blueprints and math as it pertains to this field. Students will gain understanding of various filler metals and their proper applications as well as the classifications and properties of the materials used in the welding and fabrication industry. Areas of instruction include shielded metal arc, gas metal arc, gas tungsten arc, flux cored arc, pip welding and robotic welding.
Mechatronics Technology
996 Clock Hours
Length of Time for Completion: Approx. 35 Weeks
This program will provide students with entry-level competencies for the electrical, mechanical and automation industries. Students will learn industrial three phase and single-phase electrical systems, motor control, and develop troubleshooting and repair skills in industrial, electrical, machining, and hydraulic systems. Upon completion a student will be able to demonstrate an understanding of CNC machining, programmable logic controllers, robotic programming and hydraulic systems. Students will also learn the basic safety principles for industrial equipment. This program provides entry-level skills for an Industrial Electrician, Industrial Maintenance and Machine Repair, and Electrical/Hydraulic Technician,as well as careers in the automation and robotics industries.