Many people believe that all manufacturing has moved offshore, but Ohio’s manufacturing industry is still alive and well. In fact, it remains one of Ohio’s most important economic activities, particularly in the manufacturing of transportation related materials such as fabricated metals and car and airplane parts.

Within this industry, engineering technicians help to make production more efficient by optimizing the layout of machinery and equipment, the flow of work, and the use of personnel. Engineering technicians need to understand the principles and theories of science, engineering and mathematics. They need to make statistical studies, analyze production costs, make sketches of plant space layouts, and test and inspect machines and equipment. The LCCC Manufacturing Engineering program will cover these skills and provide hands-on experience within computer aided machining, computer aided design, industrial and electrical equipment maintenance, or quality control.

The program offers short-term certificates that can be earned in one semester, one-year certificates, and Associate Degrees. Of course, you may choose to further your education beyond LCCC through our University Partnership or transfer programs.  

Manufacturing Engineering Programs

Certificate of Completion

Entry Level
Machining Technician

Short-Term Certificates

Computer Aided Design Computer Aided Machining/Manufacturing Process Industrial Electrical Technician
Short-term Industrial Mechanical Technician
Short-term Manufacturing Foundations Quality Inspector Right Skills Now

One-Year Certificates

Computer Aided
Design Operator Computer Aided Machining Operator Industrial Electrical Technician One Year Industrial Mechanical Technician One Year Quality Technician

Associate Degrees

Mechanical Design Computer Aided Machining Industrial Electrical Technician Industrial Mechanical Technician Quality Assurance