Haas Basic Mill Operator
Below is the Basic Mill Operator Course Curriculum. Please review the following points, prior to starting this course:
Courses are presented one chapter at a time, with individual topics presented in video format. Each video is followed by a corresponding quiz to test your understanding of the topic presented. You must pass the quiz for each topic to gain access to the next topic.
- Start by viewing the Introduction to Haas Certification video below (there is no corresponding quiz)
- To begin your course, select the first topic in Chapter 1, watch the video, and take the quiz
- Once you have clicked the Take Quiz button, you will have 15 minutes to complete the quiz
- You must score 100% on each quiz to pass, and gain access to the next topic; if you fail a quiz, you must retake it until you pass
- Quizzes are straightforward, and based solely on the content presented in the corresponding video – there are no trick questions
- Best of luck on your journey through the Haas Certification Program!
Intro Video:
Final Video:
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Quinn,
Originally took the hands on final last year and I was unable to pass him because he didn’t have a clear understanding about how to use single block, feed hold looking at the distance to go position. He used one hand and pressed feed hold after the tool had finished moving to the programmed position.
He took this portion of the hands on test again and passed this time by using both hands to press cycle start and feed hold buttons. He pressed feed hold well above the part to check the distance to go.
Ernie Simmons
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Andrew,
Originally took the hands on final last year and I was unable to pass him because he didn’t have a clear understanding about how to use single block, feed hold looking at the distance to go position. He used one hand and pressed feed hold after the tool had finished moving to the programmed position.
He took this portion of the hands on test again and passed this time by using both hands to press cycle start and feed hold buttons. He pressed feed hold well above the part to check the distance to go.
Ernie Simmons
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Adnan,
Originally took the hands on final last year and I was unable to pass him because he didn’t have a clear understanding about how to use single block, feed hold looking at the distance to go position. He used one hand and pressed feed hold after the tool had finished moving to the programmed position.
He took this portion of the hands on test again and passed this time by using both hands to press cycle start and feed hold buttons. He pressed feed hold well above the part to check the distance to go.
Ernie Simmons
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Jimmy,
Knows the Haas control very well and could explain the functions of all the keys. He was able to select the correct material and correctly loaded it in to the vise.
Jimmy used single block, pressed cycle start, and feed hold with two hand to check the distance to go position.
He did pull up on the vise handle to remove the part. I explained how you should always position the handle to press down to open or close the vise.
He did a great job with the rest of the hands on final.
Ernie Simmons