ITI Apprenticeship

Fitter and Grinderman   Welders Material preparation: This includes cutting, grinding, and shaping metal pieces to fit properly and removing impurities.  Setting up equipment: Apprentices will assist in preparing welding equipment, including setting up machines, selecting the correct electrodes or filler metals, and ensuring proper ventilation.  Welding tasks: They will perform basic welding tasks under the supervision of experienced welders.  Quality control: Apprentices will learn to inspect welds for flaws and ensure they meet quality standards.  Following safety guidelines: They must always follow safety procedures, wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and maintain a safe work environment.  Maintaining equipment: Apprentices will help clean and maintain welding equipment and tools.  Keeping the workspace clean: They will contribute towards maintaining a clean and organized workspace.  Moving Material & Equipments: Apprentices may be tasked with moving materials and equipment to other sections.  Collaborating with team members: They will work collaboratively with other team members to complete projects on time and to the required standards.  Communication: They will communicate with supervisors and other team members to ensure projects are completed efficiently.  2. Fitter Fitting and Assembly: Apprentices learn to fit and assemble mechanical parts and systems according to blueprints and specifications.  Tool and Machine Operation: They learn to use hand tools and machinery safely and effectively for fitting tasks, including cutting, filing, and drilling.  Quality Control: They participate in quality checks to ensure components meet standards.  Troubleshooting: They assist in identifying and resolving assembly issues, working with senior fitters and engineers.  Safety: Apprentices learn and follow safety protocols and maintain a clean work environment.  Maintenance: They may also be involved in routine maintenance tasks of equipment and machinery.  Welding: Depending on the apprenticeship program, they may learn and assist with different welding methods.  Drawing (Blueprint) Reading: They learn to interpret blueprints and schematics to understand the requirements for fitting and assembly.  3. Grinderman Operating Grinding Machines: An apprentice will learn to load workpieces, set up machines correctly, and operate them to shape and smooth metal parts.  Reading and Interpreting Plans: They will learn to read technical drawings, and other documentation to understand project specifications.  Learning Safety Procedures: Following safety protocols and using personal protective equipment (PPE) is a crucial aspect of their training.  Quality Control: They will learn to inspect parts for accuracy and quality, using measuring tools like calipers and micrometers.  Routine Maintenance: An apprentice will learn to perform basic maintenance tasks on grinding equipment.  Collaborating with Production: They will learn to work with the production team to meet deadlines and adjust processes as needed.