Key Areas of Study

1. Workshop Technology: Basics of workshop practices, including safety measures and machine handling.
2. Engineering Drawing: Interpretation of technical drawings, blueprints, and detailed part sketches essential for fitting work.
3. Measurement and Calibration: Using tools like calipers, micrometers, and gauges for accurate measurement and calibration.
4. Fitting Techniques: Assembly, installation, and alignment of components using tools like hammers, files, and drilling machines.
5. Lathe Machine Operation: Training in machining and shaping metals using lathe machines.
6. Maintenance and Repair: Repair and maintenance of various machinery and equipment, identifying faults, and preventive maintenance techniques.
7. Pipe Fitting and Welding: Basic knowledge of pipe fitting, welding, and cutting operations, which are integral to industrial settings.

Skills Acquired

• Technical Skills: Operating machine tools, assembling machine parts, and maintenance skills.
• Problem-Solving: Identifying and solving mechanical issues within machinery.
• Precision and Accuracy: Ensuring accuracy in measurements and fittings for machine efficiency.

Career Opportunities

Upon completion, graduates can pursue careers in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aviation, and construction, with roles like Machine Operator, Maintenance Technician, Fabricator, or Mechanical Fitter.

This ITI Fitter course equips students with industry-relevant skills, making them job-ready and capable of meeting the demands of the mechanical sector.