Length of Program: 1800 hours

Help wanted advertisements are constantly calling for skilled welders. In our automated age, there are still more high paying jobs for welders than qualified people to fill them. Welding is not an ordinary job, but a skilled trade with expanding opportunities.

The Aviron Technical Institute of Montreal's welding course is carefully designed to prepare our graduates for employment. In as short a time as possible, our graduates will be well grounded in fundamentals and will have developed their technique in all four positions, in arc welding process.

The welding trade is an already large field and a constantly growing market. Because of our ever growing technology, welding processes are becoming more and more specialized, such as GTAW (tig) which is replacing the old Oxy-Acetylene technique, and GMAW (mig) FCAW which is a faster process than the older conventional SMAW (stick).

The training process is a lot more complicated than it was twenty years ago. Today's training process includes four welding process' and three cutting processes. Aviron will train you in the four categories of welding-fitting including SMAW, GTAW, FCAW and GMAW, blue print reading and assembling.

Future employment prospects for welders are excellent. The graduate welder can find work in many fields: heavy industry, railway, automobile industry, aviation, garages, construction, shipbuilding, oil refineries, etc., as well as ultimately even opening up his own business, as many of our graduates have done.

The Aviron Technical Institute of Montreal's welding and fitting course can help you reach your objectives.

The Quebec's Ministry of Education will issue a Secondary School Vocational Diploma (SSVD-5695) to students who successfully pass theoretical and practical examinations.

Course Outline
  1. The Trade and the Training Process
  2. Occupational Health and Safety Rules
  3. Producing Sketches and Drawings
  4. Applying Concepts of Metallurgy
  5. Cutting Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals
  6. Using Cutting and Shaping Equipment
  7. Preparing Parts
  8. Applying the SMAW Process
  9. Welding Steel Parts Using the SMAW Process
  10. Interpreting Plans and Specifications
  11. Applying the GTAW Process
  12. Welding Steel Parts Using the GTAW Process
  13. Welding Aluminum Parts Using the GTAW Process
  14. Basin Assemblies
  15. Applying the GMWA Process
  1. Welding Steel Parts Using the GMWA Process
  2. Welding Aluminum Parts Using the GMWA Process
  3. Simple Assemblies
  4. Applying the FCAW Process
  5. Welding Steel Parts Using the FCAW Process
  6. Applying the SAW, RW and PAW Process
  7. Interpretation of Plans and Specifications for Complex Assemblies
  8. Assemblies of Medium Complexity
  9. Communication in the Workplace
  10. Complex Assemblies
  11. Modifying Assemblies
  12. Repairing Assemblies
  13. Using Job-Search Techniques
  14. Entering the Workforce

 

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