Welding and Fabrication I, II, III

Program Overview

The Welding and Fabrication course provides comprehensive training in joining and shaping metal materials for construction, manufacturing, and repair applications. Students learn multiple welding techniques including arc welding, MIG (Metal Inert Gas), TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), and oxy-acetylene welding, along with cutting processes. The program covers metal preparation, joint design, welding positions, and quality inspection methods. Practical sessions focus on fabricating structures, frames, gates, and industrial components while maintaining safety standards and using protective equipment. Students also learn blueprint reading, measurement techniques, and metal properties. Graduates find opportunities in construction companies, manufacturing plants, workshops, shipyards, and can establish their own fabrication businesses serving diverse industries.

What You'll Learn