Randolph Community College’s Computer-Integrated Machining Program Earns NIMS Accreditation

Randolph Community College’s Computer-Integrated Machining program has been officially accredited by the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS). Since first applying for accreditation in 2009, the staff and faculty at RCC have met NIMS standards and will continue to set the bar for exceptional metalworking training for post-secondary education in the state of North Carolina.
          
“This accreditation is the result of a rigorous examination determining that your program meets the quality standards as established by the National Institute for Metalworking Skills on behalf of the nation’s precision manufacturing industry,” said James A. Wall, NIMS executive director, in a letter announcing the accreditation. “I join with the entire NIMS community in conveying our congratulations.”

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