TasTAFE
6 weeks
Master essential metal fabrication skills and safe work practices in this hands-on, six-week workshop course. Designed for beginners seeking entry-level roles in engineering, manufacturing, or metal fabrication industries.
There are no essential entry requirements for this course. Participants should be at least 16 years old to enrol at TasTAFE. Although not required, it is recommended that you have access to a computer with a reliable internet connection. Upon enrolment, TasTAFE supplies students with a Microsoft Office license. For classes, be prepared with standard items such as pens, notebook, and paper. Specific equipment, tools, or personal protective equipment will be provided or specified by your instructor.
The course covers fundamental metal fabrication skills including basic marking out techniques, completion of essential fabrication projects, and comprehensive safe work practices critical to the metals and manufacturing industry. Participants gain hands-on experience in a workshop environment, learning practical techniques applicable to real-world fabrication work. The curriculum emphasizes industry-aligned practices and foundational competencies required for entry-level positions or progression to advanced qualifications such as Certificate II in Engineering Pathways or Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication Trade).
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider with extensive industry connections and expertise in engineering and metal trades. The institution offers practical, workshop-based learning delivered by experienced instructors in a supportive environment. TasTAFE's courses are designed with industry input, ensuring participants develop workplace-ready skills. Successful completion provides clear pathways to further qualifications and recognized credentials within the engineering and fabrication sectors.
Completion of this course opens pathways to entry-level positions in construction, manufacturing, shipbuilding and repair, automotive, oil and gas, and robotics and automation industries. Graduates can progress to Certificate II in Engineering Pathways or Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication Trade) for advanced career opportunities. Career paths include roles as metal fabricators, engineering technicians, manufacturing technicians, and technical support specialists across various industrial sectors.
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