AUDIENCE CONCERNED
For anyone wishing to learn how to produce simple mechanical parts, while adhering to safety regulations and the principles of general mechanics.
PREREQUISITES
None
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of the training, the trainee will be able to:
• Understand how a conventional lathe operates
• Use the primary metrology and inspection instruments
• Read a simple manufacturing drawing
• Perform the most common turning operations
• Produce a simple part independently and safely
DURATION
24 hours spread over 3 days
Program
Theoretical component
• Workshop safety rules and operation of a conventional lathe
• Principles of metrology, blueprint reading, and selection of cutting tools
• Concepts of cutting speeds, feed rates, and machining parameters
Practical component
• Getting familiar with the lathe and setting up the machine
• Performing basic operations: facing, turning (longitudinal turning), drilling, and cutting to length
• Manufacturing and inspecting a simple mechanical part using measuring instruments
NUMBER OF TRAINEES
Minimum 4 / Maximum 12
REFERENCE
– Articles L. 4121-1 to L. 4121-5 of the Labour Code, relating to the prevention of occupational risks
– Articles R. 4323-1 to R. 4323-3 of the Labour Code, relating to training in the use of work equipment
PLACE OF THE INTERNSHIP
ENSM Saint Malo campus
38 rue Croix Desilles, 35400 Saint Malo
FRAMING
Teachers of the ENSM
VALIDATION
Ongoing assessment of trainee skills during training
STCW ATESTATION
No
SATISFACTION SURVEY
98%
CERTIFICATION RATE
100%
RATE
Request
RS CODE
NC