Become a Haas-Certified Operator*

Stand out in the industry as a qualified CNC operator, or ensure your team has the skills they need to properly and safely operate a CNC machine – by becoming Haas Certified. Our online CNC Certification Program provides you – or your employees – with the knowledge and skills necessary for basic CNC machine operation.

*Currently only available in the United States and Canada


*Currently only available in the United States and Canada.

Advantages of Haas Certification

For New Operators

☑  Stand out in the industry
☑  Prove your knowledge
☑  Professional credibility

For Shop Owners

☑ Easily accessible
☑ Standardized training
☑ Up-to-date information

Haas Certification in Four Easy Steps

  • LOGIN/CREATE AN ACCOUNT
    Create your free MyHaas account. This account provides a single login for the Haas CNC Certification Program at Learn.HaasCNC.com, as well as for MyHaas, HaasConnect, and Parts.HaasCNC.com.
    LOGIN/CREATE AN ACCOUNT

    Create your free MyHaas account. This account provides a single login for the Haas CNC Certification Program at Learn.HaasCNC.com, as well as for MyHaas, HaasConnect, and Parts.HaasCNC.com.

  • WATCH CHAPTER LESSONS
    The Haas certification coursework consists of 12 chapters, with the content presented in video format. Watch each video at your own pace, and rewind as needed. We want to ensure you get the most from your Haas certification.
    WATCH CHAPTER LESSONS

    The Haas certification coursework consists of 12 chapters, with the content presented in video format. Watch each video at your own pace, and rewind as needed. We want to ensure you get the most from your Haas certification.

  • PASS ONLINE QUIZZES
    Each video is followed by a short quiz to ensure you have a full understanding of the concepts presented in the video. You must score 100% on each quiz to gain access to the next video.
    PASS ONLINE QUIZZES

    Each video is followed by a short quiz to ensure you have a full understanding of the concepts presented in the video. You must score 100% on each quiz to gain access to the next video.

  • IN-PERSON, HANDS-ON FINAL EXAM AT YOUR LOCAL HFO
    Once you have completed all of the videos and quizzes, you may schedule an in-person exam at your local HFO. During this hands-on exam, you will be asked to demonstrate some of the concepts presented in the videos. Students who pass the hands-on exam will receive a certificate acknowledging completion of the Haas CNC Certification Program.
    IN-PERSON, HANDS-ON FINAL EXAM AT YOUR LOCAL HFO

    Once you have completed all of the videos and quizzes, you may schedule an in-person exam at your local HFO. During this hands-on exam, you will be asked to demonstrate some of the concepts presented in the videos. Students who pass the hands-on exam will receive a certificate acknowledging completion of the Haas CNC Certification Program.

Haas Certification Coursework

  • Chapter 1: Introduction to CNC
    Covers the history of machine tools, basic machine construction, and basic cutting tools. Introduces the process of machining – from raw stock to finished part – and explains the roles of the operator, the machine, and the program in the process. Includes a basic explanation of G & M codes, X/Y/Z movement, and spindle rotation and speeds.
    Chapter 1: Introduction to CNC

    Covers the history of machine tools, basic machine construction, and basic cutting tools. Introduces the process of machining – from raw stock to finished part – and explains the roles of the operator, the machine, and the program in the process. Includes a basic explanation of G & M codes, X/Y/Z movement, and spindle rotation and speeds.

  • Chapter 2: Basic Machine Safety
    A full review of the safety features on Haas CNC machines, including E-Stop, door interlocks, Feed Hold, Single Block, and Reset. Discusses personal protection equipment (PPE), the danger of improperly clamped parts, and the importance of general housekeeping for the work area.
    Chapter 2: Basic Machine Safety

    A full review of the safety features on Haas CNC machines, including E-Stop, door interlocks, Feed Hold, Single Block, and Reset. Discusses personal protection equipment (PPE), the danger of improperly clamped parts, and the importance of general housekeeping for the work area.

  • Chapter 3: Basic Machine Start Up
    Provides a full list of items to check prior to machine Power Up, including coolant level, machine cleanliness prior to operation, tooling, and workholding. Also includes a full list of items to check prior to Powering Down a machine.
    Chapter 3: Basic Machine Start Up

    Provides a full list of items to check prior to machine Power Up, including coolant level, machine cleanliness prior to operation, tooling, and workholding. Also includes a full list of items to check prior to Powering Down a machine.

  • Chapter 4: Load and Unload a Part
    Discusses workholding and part clamping; blowing off the part and vise prior to clamping; the proper use of part stops; various types of workholding; and using proper clamping force to ensure the workpiece is correctly clamped into the workholding.
    Chapter 4: Load and Unload a Part

    Discusses workholding and part clamping; blowing off the part and vise prior to clamping; the proper use of part stops; various types of workholding; and using proper clamping force to ensure the workpiece is correctly clamped into the workholding.

  • Chapter 5: Run a Program
    Describes all of the basic elements of a program, and explains the lines of code, including program safe start up, distance to go, single-block mode, and rapid vs. feed motion. Discusses the danger of chip build-up on all working surfaces of the machine.
    Chapter 5: Run a Program

    Describes all of the basic elements of a program, and explains the lines of code, including program safe start up, distance to go, single-block mode, and rapid vs. feed motion. Discusses the danger of chip build-up on all working surfaces of the machine.

  • CHAPTER 6: HAAS CONTROL FUNCTIONS
    Reviews the entire keypad and control screen layout. Highlights specific keys as an introduction for the new operator, such as: Cycle Start, Feed hold, Reset, E-Stop, Coolant On/Off, and the Help Screen.
    CHAPTER 6: HAAS CONTROL FUNCTIONS

    Reviews the entire keypad and control screen layout. Highlights specific keys as an introduction for the new operator, such as: Cycle Start, Feed hold, Reset, E-Stop, Coolant On/Off, and the Help Screen.

  • CHAPTER 7: BASIC PRINT READING
    Shows the various aspects of a drawing, including the title block, revision block, tolerance location, and general notes location. Explains dimensioning on drawings, call-outs, and section views.
    CHAPTER 7: BASIC PRINT READING

    Shows the various aspects of a drawing, including the title block, revision block, tolerance location, and general notes location. Explains dimensioning on drawings, call-outs, and section views.

  • CHAPTER 8: MEASURING TOOLS
    Discusses, in detail, various inspection tools and their use. Introduces the use of scales, calipers, and micrometers.
    CHAPTER 8: MEASURING TOOLS

    Discusses, in detail, various inspection tools and their use. Introduces the use of scales, calipers, and micrometers.

  • CHAPTER 9: BASIC SHOP MATH
    Discusses basic shop math, including addition/subtraction, decimal equivalencies, converting fractions to decimals, and converting metric measurements to inch.
    CHAPTER 9: BASIC SHOP MATH

    Discusses basic shop math, including addition/subtraction, decimal equivalencies, converting fractions to decimals, and converting metric measurements to inch.

  • CHAPTER 10: Introduction to Cutting Tools and Workpiece Materials
    Overview of the common cutting tools used in a CNC machine, and the common materials you will encounter in a job shop.
    CHAPTER 10: Introduction to Cutting Tools and Workpiece Materials

    Overview of the common cutting tools used in a CNC machine, and the common materials you will encounter in a job shop.

  • CHAPTER 11: BASIC MACHINE MAINTENANCE
    Review of the basic maintenance for a CNC machine, including: clearing chips from the machine enclosure, maintaining the coolant tank and coolant system, checking the lubrication system, and caring for and cleaning all filters.
    CHAPTER 11: BASIC MACHINE MAINTENANCE

    Review of the basic maintenance for a CNC machine, including: clearing chips from the machine enclosure, maintaining the coolant tank and coolant system, checking the lubrication system, and caring for and cleaning all filters.

  • CHAPTER 12: HANDS-ON TEST
    Once online coursework is complete, students may schedule an in-person examine at their local HFO, where they will be asked to demonstrate some of the concepts presented in the videos. Students passing the hands-on exam will receive a certificate acknowledging completion of the Haas CNC Certification Program.
    CHAPTER 12: HANDS-ON TEST

    Once online coursework is complete, students may schedule an in-person examine at their local HFO, where they will be asked to demonstrate some of the concepts presented in the videos. Students passing the hands-on exam will receive a certificate acknowledging completion of the Haas CNC Certification Program.

 

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The Haas CNC Certification Program will help you stand out in the manufacturing industry as a knowledgeable, qualified CNC operator.

*Currently only available in the United States and Canada

 

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