The Gene Haas Center for Advanced Manufacturing Technology houses much-needed manufacturing courses that include process operation technology, industrial maintenance, electronics engineering technology, machine tool technology, additive manufacturing (3D printing), computer-aided drafting and design, fluid power technology, mechatronics, and robotics. Welding Technology is a part of the Center and is housed at the College’s Carver Campus. This center’s mission focuses on STEM education and training and contains a first-of-its-kind process technology laboratory, a large conference center style lecture hall, computer labs, theory classrooms, and a micro market cafe.
The Gene Haas Center for Advanced Manufacturing Technology helps attract more high-quality, high-wage jobs; provides a trained and skilled workforce; and closes the workforce jobs gap currently prevalent in urban communities - helping industry meet its diversity and inclusion goals.
These partners include both private corporations and government entities within our region and beyond. Our partnerships include the City of Mobile, the Mobile County Commission, the Mobile Airport Authority, Vail Rubber Works, Lenzing Fibers, Outokumpu, SSAB, Alabama Power, Canfor Southern Pine, South Alabama Workforce Development Council, Southwest Alabama Partnership for Training and Employment, and the Manufacturing Institute.
The center is located on the Downtown Campus in Mobile, Alabama.
CAMT Programs
- Process Operation Technology
- Industrial Maintenance Technology
- Electronics Engineering Technology
- Computer Aided Drafting & Design (CADD) Technology (w/3D printing)
- Machine Tool Technology