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If you love hot flying sparks and making things, fabrication and welding is for you. Work with steel and sheet metal, and nail traditional blacksmi...
Bring your existing skills up to industry standard to work in the metal fabrication or allied engineering industry. Learn to weld at an AS1554.1 structural level, and specialise in either manual metal arc, gas metal arc or gas tungsten arc welding.
This course is for existing tradespeople requiring the knowledge and skills to seek certification to welding standard AS1796 Pressure Welding. You will acquire the practical skills and techniques associated with the welding process to join ferrous plate and pipe in all weld positions, to meet the standards defined by AS1796.
Discover the fundamentals of welding in this course designed for students at any skill level. Kickstart your career in fabrication and welding, bring your existing skills up to date or develop basic skills for your own private use.
This course is designed specifically for beginners with no previous experience who would like extra additional supervised practical time to refine their skills. It covers the fundamentals of welding, heating and cutting ferrous metals, including: general safety basic welding, heating and thermal cutting using oxy acetylene equipment manual metal arc welding gas metal arc welding. The program provides the opportunity for people to develop basic skills for their own private use or to enhance employability in any of the trace or maintenance areas. For work health and safety reasons, participants are required to wear one-piece cotton drill overalls or cotton drill trousers and a long sleeve shirt, and steel capped boots.
If you want to learn about fabrication without committing to a welding apprenticeship, this short course is the perfect place to start. Learn basic fabrication hand skills and gain the experience to safely use power and hand tools at home.
Become a trade-qualified sheet metal worker and collaborate with like-minded peers who love the challenge of working with metal as much as you do. Develop practical skills in fabrication as you create items like toolboxes, filing cabinets, extraction systems and commercial kitchen benches.
Become a trade-qualified boilermaker and collaborate with a team of like-minded peers who love the challenge of working with metal as much as you do. Learn a wide range of practical skills that include welding and thermal cutting, technical drawing and geometric development to solidify your foundational knowledge.
Gain specialised skills in large and heavy structural welding in an exciting and continuously developing field. Be qualified where skill shortages exist, embark on your fabrication career or use credits towards a higher qualification.