- Program Description
- Program of Studies / Mandatory Courses
- Admission and Registration
- Opportunities
- Next Steps
- Additional Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- College Resources
- Program Contact
Program Description
Metal Fabrication is the process of building metal objects using cutting, welding, bending and assembling techniques. In this series of courses designed for those seeking to develop skills as a hobbyist or to explore a new career, students will learn a basic introduction to the types and applications of metal fabrication including safety, measuring and layout, blueprint reading, tools and equipment as well as hands on production of projects using various techniques.
Additional Details
Admission and Registration
You do not need to apply to begin this program. Simply ensure you meet the requirements listed on the Admission Requirements webpage prior to registering.
Technical Recommendations: You require basic welding skills which will be verified by the instructor during the first class. If you need to acquire these skills see Welding Introduction - Level 1 (WELD10073) or Welding for Women - Men Welcome (WELD10197).
Interested in taking a single course? Provided you have the appropriate prerequisites, the courses in this program can be taken individually.
Opportunities
For details on related occupations, job market information and career opportunities, visit the Government of Canada Job Bank (opens in new window).
Next Steps
Additional Information
CSA approved safety boots, safety glasses and welding gloves are mandatory and are the responsibility of the student.
Frequently Asked Questions
College Resources
Program Contact
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