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Trade & Industry Instructor Profile |
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Andrew Geppert - Machining Technology |
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Machining Industry Experience Atlantic
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Education University of
North Carolina Charlotte |
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| From the first day of class, Andrew Geppert's students are encouraged to think of him as a supervisor and themselves as employees. They are taught that workplace skills go hand in hand with technical skills. Both are needed to excel. Virtually all of the "theory" work covered in the program is put into the context of Mr. Geppert's own experiences and reinforced with hands on work in the superbly equipped shop. Mr. Geppert's unique combination of business and technical knowledge produces employment ready students who will move quickly along lucrative career paths. | |||
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| The program is all about the precision required by modern manufacturing standards. In the medical device industry, for example, machined parts such as stents and bone screws are getting smaller and smaller. With smaller parts come smaller tolerances, and little margin for error. If you enjoy this type of challenge, Machining Technology may be for you. | |||
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