CNC Training: Practical Training at the highest Level

There are good reasons for taking CNC training with DMG MORI: Extensive expertise in machine use ensures higher productivity, reduces programming and set-up times and minimises operating errors. A CNC training course also helps firms to stay competitive and promotes digital learning and working. This shows that CNC training is not just important for machine operators. It also benefits workshop managers, managing directors, department heads and HR managers, either directly or indirectly. More than 20,000 participants per year decide to train with DMG MORI and expand their knowledge of CNC technology.

CNC Training

Courses for programmers and machine operators

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What skills are taught in the CNC training? The answer depends on the customer requirements and the machines used. Is the customer operating 5-axis machining centres or 3-axis machines? What control system is in use? Good CNC training is characterised by the communication of a tailored understanding of how to program control systems from Siemens, Heidenhain or Fanuc and also, of course, MAPPS. Each training course is therefore designed to teach specific knowledge for all specialist workers. The aim is to generate first-class turning and milling results from design specifications and DIN standards. A DMG MORI CNC training course gives every participant the professional tools they need to manufacture first-class components in their production facilities using machine tools and CNC programs.

Advanced CNC manufacturing: pathways for knowledge-sharing

What CNC training courses are offered? Flexibility and versatility are crucial for success here. For example, when you are purchasing a new machine, the right CNC training helps. Training is also useful when there is a change of personnel or when you are buying a used machine, because targeted exercises teach CNC machinists how to use the machine and refresh their existing knowledge.

In-person training is offered at various DMG MORI Academy locations. The Academy machines are regularly replaced, guaranteeing a high level of training and a state-of-the-art technical standard. At the Academy, ideally in parallel to the commissioning of the newly procured machine, CNC operators learn CNC programming and turning or milling and then make an immediate transition into production – in a process of unparalleled efficiency.

Alternatively, in-house training provides the opportunity to learn about CNC technology hands-on using the company’s own machine. Another option is online training via the DMG MORI Learning Cloud. This offers the opportunity to learn how to operate CNC machines quickly and efficiently, at any time and from anywhere. Blended learning combines modern online training and practical in-person training into a single complete CNC training course. Here too, participants can learn everything they need to program and operate a machine tool: Whether you’re looking for basic or expert training, detailed programming skills for control systems such as Siemens, Heidenhain, Fanuc or MAPPS or setup and operating skills – the DMG MORI Academy is your number one!