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Class Name	Course Description
3D Charcuterie Board	You’ll learn how to craft a truly unique and eye-catching 3D charcuterie board by working with different types of wood, such as walnut, maple, and cherry, to create stunning, natural patterns. Our experienced instructor will guide you step-by-step as you learn how to measure, cut, and glue wood, then finish it with a food-safe oil. In the end, you will take home a functional, beautiful, and personalized serving board, perfect for hosting your next party or giving as a memorable gift.
AC Fundamentals	In this class you will learn the fundamentals of basic elements in ac power circuits, such as capacitors, inductors, transformers, relays, and contactors
Aluminum Welding	This class introduces the fundamentals of aluminum welding through practical, hands-on experience. Students will learn to use both TIG welders and wire-feed spool guns to perform common welds, including lap joints and T-joints.
Arc Flash Overview	What is Arc Flash and why is it needed? This introduction seminar will inform participants about arc flash and cover the training required to be certified in it through Autry Technology Center.
Arc Flash/Low Voltage	This course provides a thorough knowledge of the recommended safe behaviors for those who work around electrical hazards. Attendees gain an understanding of the latest guidelines and regulations from NFPA 70E and OSHA. Electrical workers and safety professionals learn key practical information, best work practices in electrical safety, and how to apply them in real-world situations.
Boiler Operator Training	Ensure you are ready for breakdowns, repairs, and proper care with Boiler Operator Training. A 4-day class that covers safe operation and best practices for boilers and related equipment. Participants will gain knowledge on how to diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair common failures, as well as instruction on efficiency and reducing energy costs. Each class culminates in the Oklahoma State Test for Level 2, 3, and 4 Technicians.
CNC Precision Measuring Tools Workshop	Accurate measurements are the foundation of quality machining. This hands-on workshop introduces participants to essential precision measuring tools used in CNC and manufacturing environments. Learners will gain practical experience using calipers, micrometers, and gauges to measure parts, ensure accuracy, and maintain quality standards.
CNC Print Reading and Precision Measurements	Break down the fundamentals of print reading by identifying print symbols, understanding title blocks, interpreting revisions, extracting print dimensions, and identifying geometric dimensions and tolerances. Perform precision measurement techniques using common shop measuring tools such as micrometers and calipers.
CNC Tool Identification & Setup Workshop	This workshop gives participants practical, hands-on experience in identifying CNC cutting tools and safely setting them up for machining operations. Learners will work directly with tooling, holders, and CNC equipment to build confidence in tool setup, offsets, and safe handling practices.
CorelDRAW Graphics Suite Basics	Explore the basics of this professional graphic design software. Students will learn to create a custom design and implement the CDR design into a CNC router system. The class will end with a laser wood design to take home. Students will needs to bring or purchase materials for their specific project.
Digital Twin Site Scanning Demo	Join us for an engaging Lunch & Learn session as Autry Tech welcomes The Vitruvian Group for a hands-on demonstration of their cutting-edge Digital Twin site scanning services. Discover how high-density LIDAR instrumentation, SLAM technology, panoramic imaging sensors, and advanced data processing can create virtual maps of your facilities. These virtual walk-throughs provide a robust system for documenting your site’s points of interest, including engineering prints, service documents, safeguards, and more. Lunch will be provided by The Vitruvian Group for all attendees.
EXCAVATION SAFETY FOR SUPERVISORS	Designed to teach supervisors, managers, and owners how to choose a person or persons to act as the competent person with detailed knowledge of OSHA excavation standards on the job site.
Expanding Manufacturing Capability to the DOD/Aerospace Industry	If you're wondering what key indicators and steps you need to take to expand into Department of Defense and/or aerospace contracts, this class is for you. Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance's Joe Edmonson and Jenny Cothran will discuss current available opportunities for Northwest Oklahoma manufacturers, provide comprehensive guidance on navigating the procurement process, and review strategies for short-term and long-term planning to enter the complex world of DOD contracts in Oklahoma. Lunch is provided.
Follow-Up to a Mistake: Performing Root Cause Analysis & Taking Corrective Action	As a manufacturer, especially one who is also a small business or startup, pursuing projects that require ISO 9001 or another QMS designation can be intimidating. One reason that companies don't implement ISO is because they believe that there need to be zero mistakes, which is impossible. What's most important is the response to the mistake. Join us for the final of three classes to help make quality management systems (QMS) less intimidating and provide a casual learning environment where questions are encouraged. Pulling from the expertise of Kenton Dechant, quality manager for an international manufacturing firm, this session will focus on: •Recognizing and admitting to an "Oops" - how your response plays a role in your quality compliance •Performing root cause analysis to ensure a proper corrective action •How to fix the mistake This class will be full of examples and discussion, including information on how to go deeper down the rabbit hole (or avoid it!) of making quality a top priority to benefit your bottom line.
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) Beginners	This 32-hour hands-on course introduces students to the fundamentals of Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), commonly known as MIG welding. Designed for beginners, hobbyists, and those seeking to develop trade-ready skills, the course provides a strong foundation in welding safety, equipment operation, and basic welding techniques. By the end of this course, participants will be able to safely set up and operate GMAW equipment, perform welds in multiple positions, and apply practical welding skills for personal projects or entry-level industry use. No prior welding experience is required.

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