This competition evaluates each competitor’s ability to independently plan and program jobs for 5-Axis CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milling machines and provide instructions for operators to execute. Competitors program part features and generate NC code using CAM software, troubleshoot G-code programming errors, interpret prints (including geometric dimensioning and tolerancing or GD&T), measure/gauge parts, and demonstrate their theoretical knowledge of 5-Axis CNC milling machine configuration, setup, and operation.
Regional Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
State Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
Worlds Skills Competition = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
SkillsUSA/World Skills CNC Programmer Competition
This competition evaluates each competitor’s ability to independently plan and program jobs for 2-Axis CNC (Computer Numerical Control) turning centers and 3-Axis CNC milling machines and provide instructions for operators to execute. Competitors program part features and generate NC code using CAM software, troubleshoot G-code programming errors, interpret prints (including geometric dimensioning and tolerancing or GD&T), measure/gauge parts, and demonstrate their theoretical knowledge of CNC turning center and milling machine configuration, setup, and operation.
Regional Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
State Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
Worlds Skills Competition = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
SkillsUSA/World Skills Mechanical Engineering CAD Competition
Regional Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
State Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
Worlds Skills Competition = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
SkillsUSA/World Skills Robot Systems Integration (Robotics and Automation Technology) Competition
Regional Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
State Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
Worlds Skills Competition = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
SkillsUSA/World Skills _____ Competition
Regional Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
State Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
Worlds Skills Competition = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
SkillsUSA/World Skills _____ Competition
Regional Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
State Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
Worlds Skills Competition = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
The Advanced Manufacturing Competition series is a team competition testing a combination of integrated manufacturing processes that may include 5-axis CNC/Machining, Additive, and Metrology. Competitors should expect to experience and manage real world situations such as change orders, project delays, & time management challenges.
Interdisciplinary teams compete in a multi-day challenge to create a product to required specifications. For the National Championship, four of the most skilled student teams in the trades come together for the advanced manufacturing competition for the title of Project MFG National Champion and the $100,000 prize. The competition is designed to reflect the advanced manufacturing workplace and requires the production of a final product.
Qualifying Round = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
Regional Round = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Championship = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits
National Machining League is a high-school level individual competition testing CNC Machining skills up to 3-axis surfacing. Schools can submit up to 3 students to individually compete and challenge each student’s ability to think critically, manage resources, and demonstrate skill and competency in machining.
This competition consists of a qualifying round project where the top individuals will be invited to compete in a National Championship for a chance to win $10,000!
Qualifying Round = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
Project Judging Event = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
National Championship = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
The Project MFG National Welding League Challenge (NWL) is a welding-focused competition comprised of 2 rounds of qualifying competition and a National Championship. The top-performing participants will be invited to compete head-to-head at the Project MFG National Welding Championship, where they will compete for the national title and a grand prize of $10,000 in cash.
Round 1 Competition = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
Round 2 Competition = __ Hours = 2 KNW credits
Round 3 National Competition = __ Hours = 3 KNW credits
The Advanced Manufacturing Competition series is a team competition testing a combination of integrated manufacturing processes that may include 5-axis CNC/Machining, Additive, and Metrology. Competitors should expect to experience and manage real world situations such as change orders, project delays, & time management challenges.
Interdisciplinary teams compete in a multi-day challenge to create a product to required specifications. For the National Championship, four of the most skilled student teams in the trades come together for the advanced manufacturing competition for the title of Project MFG National Champion and the $100,000 prize. The competition is designed to reflect the advanced manufacturing workplace and requires the production of a final product.
Qualifying Round = __ Hours = 1 KNW credit
National Championship = __ Hours = 4 KNW credits