About the competition - CNC Turning

The CNC turning competitions prepare you for industry by putting you in the role of the CNC machinist, who uses CNC machine tools to cut, drill, shape and finish products and components used in engineering and manufacturing.

Dates and venues for this competition will be available during January 2009. At this time you will be manually allocated to relevant heat.

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Entry Levels: Advanced

Entry Deadline: 09 April 2009

Entry Type: Individual competitors

Competition Type: Live

Who can enter?

This competition is intended for those working or training towards a relevant CNC milling or turning programme of study at level 3 (BTEC or S/NVQ).

How many can enter?

Up to three competitors per organisation per competition.

Assessment criteria

Manufacturing components
Selecting and setting the appropriate holding devices and tooling
Reading engineering drawings and converting these into machining programmes

Competition structure

Stage one: enter online between 7 January – 9 April 2009.

Stage two: competitors compete in a heat.

Stage three: highest scoring competitors across all heats that meet the required standard will be invited to compete at the UK final.

Further information

For general information about competitions please contact:

WorldSkills UK contact centre 0800 612 0742 or email skilleng@ukskills.org.uk

Further opportunities

There is a City & Guilds qualification available for this competition.

There is the possibility of progressing to an International WorldSkills competition.

Competition partners

The competition is organised by UK Skills in association with industry partners.

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