Tulsa, OK, October 8, 2026 — Tulsa Tech’s Broken Arrow campus has initiated training for a new group of individuals pursuing careers as skilled CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinists. This program aims to equip participants with the expertise required to operate and manage advanced manufacturing equipment.

The initiative by Tulsa Tech Broken Arrow focuses on developing proficiency in CNC machining, a critical skill set for modern manufacturing industries. CNC machines are automated tools that precisely cut, shape, and form materials based on computer programming, playing a vital role in the production of everything from automotive parts to aerospace components.

Participants in the program are expected to gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge necessary for careers in this specialized field. The curriculum typically covers areas such as blueprint reading, machine setup, tool selection, programming, and quality control. The demand for skilled CNC machinists remains consistent, driven by the ongoing need for precision manufacturing across various sectors.

Details regarding the exact number of trainees in the current cohort, the specific duration of the training program, or the precise skills emphasized were not immediately available. Similarly, information on the instructors or the specific types of CNC machinery used in the training was not provided.

The training is intended to prepare graduates for entry-level positions in manufacturing facilities, contributing to the local and regional workforce. The development of such skilled labor is often seen as a key factor in supporting industrial growth and technological advancement.


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