This core module describes the skills, knowledge able to choose and attitude required, where the leaner will be able to carry out TIG welding according to the standard. The leaner will be able to use appropriate materials; equipment. The leaner will have enough knowledge and skills of using tools and equipment.
This relates to the unit as a whole providing the range of contexts and conditions to which the performance criteria apply. It allows for different work environments and situations that will affect performance. This unit must be demonstrated in relation to pneumatic/hydraulic power systems as they apply to problems related to engineering diagnosis and development work functions.
This course is designed for students to learn the proper techniques, skills and operations of MIG/MAG welding and selection of supplies. It will enable the trainee to know all materials, tools and equipment required for carrying out MIG/MAG welding process, excellent understanding of safety procedures and problem solving or awareness in welding industry.
This course is for people requiring the knowledge and skills to work or seek employment as a Flux Cored Arc Welder (FCAW) in a metal fabrication or allied engineering industry. The trainees will learn the practical skills and techniques associated with the (FCAW) process theories to join materials in all weld positions.
This course presents the basic drafting skills and concepts that are needed for entry-level competencies in industrial/ technical fields. Design and communication graphics afford the trainee, the opportunities to develop skills in graphical communication, creative problem solving, and spatial visualization, design capabilities, computer graphics and CAD modeling.