Certificate in Engineering Fabrication - Steel Construction
Mechanical
A course by
Ara Institute of Canterbury
Gain specialist skills in engineering fabrication, focusing on steel construction through a workplace-based, apprenticeship-driven certificate programme.
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Core skills this course teaches
Interpret Fabrication Specifications
Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and documentation for fabrication projects.
Apply Industry-standard Fabrication Techniques
Use appropriate fabrication materials, tools, and welding processes to create projects meeting industry standards.
About This Course
This programme enables you to focus on engineering fabrication in the steel construction industry. You’ll learn to interpret specifications and drawings, select suitable materials, use fabrication tools and equipment, and apply welding techniques to an industry standard. The course is designed for individuals employed in the mechanical engineering industry, often completed as part of an apprenticeship. Graduates are equipped for greater responsibility in engineering and manufacturing firms.
Course Content
- Interpreting engineering drawings and specifications
- Material selection and use in fabrication
- Use of fabrication tools and equipment
- Welding at industry standards
- Health and workplace safety
- Heavy fabrication, light fabrication or steel construction (strand selection)
- Workplace-based tasks and projects
- Principles of mechanical engineering
- Site installation and workplace assignments
Entry Requirements
40 credits NCEA Level 1, including 10 literacy and 10 numeracy credits OR New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Level 3)
Build towards these roles
Fabrication engineerSteel fabricatorManufacturing technicianEngineering workplace supervisor/foremanBusiness owner in fabrication/manufacturing sector
Build skills in these industries
Mechanical EngineeringEngineering Fabrication
