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A presentation slide titled "Hand Positioning Matters" is displayed on the left, listing four key guidelines for sign language interpreters, such as staying within the line of sight and avoiding the blocking of equipment. On the right, an interpreter identified as Mark Davis, wearing an RIT-branded shirt, is actively signing against a bright blue background. The slide's footnote emphasizes the importance of coordinating with the team to ensure high visibility and low hazards when interpreting near machinery.

Interpreting for the Deaf Professionals in Precision Machining and Manufacturing

Presented By: Mark Davis

Course Duration: 1.5 hours

Subscription: 6 Months

CEU Credits: .15 PS

Interpreting for the Deaf Professionals in Precision Machining and Manufacturing

Price range: $28.12 through $37.49

Course Description & Objectives

This workshop introduces interpreters to the world of precision machining and manufacturing. Participants will gain foundational knowledge of common tools, processes, and terminology used in machine shops and technical programs. Through hands-on vocabulary practice, real-world examples, and classifier development, interpreters will build confidence working in this technical and safety-focused environment.

Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Accurately identify and describe the function of at least three key machining tools.
  • Interpret at least five technical terms or processes using classifiers during a supervised role-play.
  • Describe the three main stages of a typical machine shop workflow.
  • Successfully demonstrate adherence to five basic safety protocols in a simulated shop environment.
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Meet Your Instructor

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Mark Davis

Mark Davis is a Senior Lecturer entering his seventh year of teaching Precision Machining courses at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) in Rochester, NY, where he resides with his wife and two children. He holds a Master of Science degree and brings over 14 years of hands-on industrial experience to the classroom. His focus is on providing students with both technical knowledge and essential life skills to prepare them for careers in the manufacturing industry or for transfer to four-year degree programs. He is deeply committed to student success and actively supports their job placement and academic progression. As co-chair of the NTID Curriculum Committee, he plays a key role in maintaining high standards in NTID’s Precision Manufacturing Technology (PMT) program, ensuring the curriculum remains current, relevant, and aligned with industry demands.

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