Technical Skills / Engineering

Introduction to Milling and Turning

PET002331

Course overview

Mills and lathes are highly technical and demand specialist training to promote accuracy of work. This course is extremely safety-focused and will enable staff to operate to a high quality and safety standards.

  • Machine safety and guarding
  • Understanding of machine controls
  • How to read and use measuring tools
  • Work holding devices
  • Basic cutting tool identification and setting
  • Reading and interpretation of engineering drawings
  • Understanding and calculation of speeds and feeds
  • Clocking in of machine vices or other work holding devices
  • Basic milling operations
  • How to use feeds and speeds
  • Best practice turning techniques
  • Manufacture an aluminium finger clamp and brass plum bob

Course benefits

  • Improve health and safety practice when operating machinery
  • Develop skills and capabilities reducing the need to outsource skills
  • Increased productivity through effective and safe use of machinery

Please note

This course specification has been put together to achieve the key learning aims appealing to a broad range of customers. PETA are able to use this course as the basis of a bespoke programme if you would like the learning outcomes to be specific to your organisation. Contact us for more information on our bespoke training options.

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Date: 13 Apr 2026 Location: Havant Duration: 4 days Availability: Spaces Member Price: £1,122.00 (Fees + VAT) Non-Member Price: £1,321.00 (Fees + VAT)

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