Course Overview
This course is designed to make fresh mechanical engineers more confident in production, quality, and design roles. The structure is strongly industry-oriented, with approximately 70 percent practical exposure and 30 percent theory aligned with real fabrication, inspection, code, and standards requirements.
Training Course Objective
- Introduce the working responsibilities of major departments in industrial projects.
- Build practical awareness of welding, forging, casting, and inspection activities.
- Develop understanding of QA/QC responsibilities in fabrication and manufacturing environments.
- Bridge the gap between classroom engineering knowledge and actual industrial quality systems.
Course Outline
- Introduction to industrial departments and role responsibilities
- Introduction to welding, forging, and casting with industrial exposure
- Role of quality control in forging, casting, and welding operations
- Design requirements for pressure-containing and structural welding as per ASME, AWS, API, and ISO
- Preparation of WPS, PQR, and WPQ documents as per ASME codes
- Inspection of plate, pipe, casting, and forging at raw material stage including MTC review
- Setup, in-process, and final inspection as per inspection test plans
- Introduction to conventional NDT methods and advanced PAUT and TOFD techniques
- Introduction to heat treatment processes, temperature setting, and chart review
- Introduction to ISO management systems and documentation control
Course Details
| Course Type |
Mechanical QA/QC career program |
| Delivery Mix |
70% practical, 30% theory |
| Best For |
Fresh engineers and early-career professionals |
| Focus |
Industrial quality, fabrication, and inspection systems |