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Metal Fabrication

Do you want to work with your hands and use your technical mind?

North Metropolitan TAFE’s manufacturing, fabrication or welding qualifications will give you the skills and knowledge required to manufacture, assemble and maintain building and mining structures, equipment and engineering components.

Once qualified you could find to work in a diverse range of industries including mining, agriculture, transport and manufacturing.

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    Advanced Welding - Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Skill Set

    State ID EAE48

    Advanced your skills in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

    This course is designed to build your skills and knowledge in preparation to enrol in the Weld to code - Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Skill Set.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • On campus

    Advanced Welding - Manual Metal Arc Welding Skill Set

    State ID EAE49

    Advance your skills in Manual Metal Arc Welding

    This course is designed to build your skills and knowledge in preparation to enrol in the Weld to Code - Manual Metal Arc Welding Process Skill Set.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • On campus

    Blacksmithing Introduction

    State ID SC-MHF-V2381

    Forge new skills in blacksmithing

    Learn the art of blacksmithing with this one day introduction course where you will gain an insight into safe working conditions while forging small projects.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • On campus

    Blacksmithing/Metal Sculpture Welding


    Turn scrap metal into works of art

    Work with metal in new and different ways. Transform pieces of scrap metal into garden features, abstract pieces and sculptures.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • On campus

    Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking/welding)

    National ID MEM31922 | State ID AE16

    Forge a career in heavy metal fabrication

    Our heavy fabrication apprenticeship course will teach you to safely manipulate metal and create objects using a variety of welding techniques, thermal cutting, workshop machines, and hand and power tools.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • Apprenticeship

    Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Sheetmetal working)

    National ID MEM31922 | State ID AE19

    Well appointed workshops and expert lecturers will help you to succeed in fabrication

    Learn to safely create light metal fabrications such as roofing products, air-conditioning ducts, electrical switchboards and hospitality equipment such as range hoods and bench tops.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • Apprenticeship

    Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (Machining)

    National ID MEM30219 | State ID AD56

    Learn to create metal tools, parts and machines

    Complete this apprenticeship course and you'll be looking at a trades career as a metal machinist in industries such as mining, automotive, hydraulics or manufacturing.

    Campuses

    Study Modes
    • Apprenticeship

    Certificate II in Engineering Foundations (Engineering (General) Pre-apprenticeship)

    National ID 52913WA | State ID AE29

    Give yourself a head start in gaining a light fabrication (sheet metal) apprenticeship

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • On campus

    Certificate II in Engineering Foundations (Fabrication Pre-apprenticeship)

    National ID 52913WA | State ID AE25

    Give yourself a head start in gaining a heavy fabrication apprenticeship

    Campuses
    • Midland
    • Clarkson

    Study Modes
    • On campus

    Foundry basic - Metal casting


    Produce sculptures, ornaments and other metal cast creations

    Learn how to safely cast and mould metals using sand and chemical equipment.

    Campuses
    • Midland

    Study Modes
    • On campus