Introduction

Metal fabricators transform outlines into extensions, boats, boilers and braces. Working with welders, they transform crude steel into parts for the assembling and transportation commercial ventures, and in addition significant foundation ventures. All that they do is worked to keep going for eras, so they can take pride in making an enduring commitment consistently they’re at work.

General Information

Course Industry:

Fabricator (Structural Metal)

Course duration:

240 credit hours (45 days)

Instructor:

Mr. Asad Ali

Prerequisites:

Middle or Matriculate

Course Fee:

20,000 PKR ($400)

Desire Learning Objective

This course will help you to:

•           Creates and amasses auxiliary metal items, for example, system or shells for                           hardware, broilers, tanks, stacks, and metal parts for structures and extensions as              per employment request, verbal guidelines, and outlines: Develops format and                        plans arrangement of operations, applying learning of trigonometry, stock                              recompenses for thickness, machine and welding shrinkage, and physical                                 properties of metal.
•  Locates and checks twisting and cutting lines onto work piece.
•  Sets up and works manufacturing machines, for example, brakes, moves, shears,                   fire cutters, and drill presses.
•  Designs and develops layouts and apparatuses.
•            Verifies conformance of work piece to details, utilizing square, ruler, and                                   measuring tape.
•  May manufacture and collect sheet metal items.
•  May set up and work machine devices connected with manufacturing shops, for                  example, outspread drill press, end factory, and edge planer.

Instructional Techniques

We impart knowledge and Practical Training in following way:

Ethics, discipline, motivation, health and safety training: Half an hour daily             (10%)

Theoretical knowledge:                                                                    One (01) hour daily              (25%)

Hands on Training:                                                                                Six (06) hour daily                (65%)