Program Structure:

The Boilermaking Training Program is divided into multiple phases, each combining theoretical instruction with practical workplace training:

Phase 1: Focuses on foundational theory and basic practical skills.

Phase 2: Builds upon Phase 1, introducing more advanced concepts and applications.

Phase 3: Prepares students for the Trade Test, with up to 8 weeks dedicated to intensive training.

Role of a Boilermaker:

A Boilermaker is trained and qualified to construct, assemble, maintain, and repair large containers and vessels that hold liquids and gases, such as boilers and tanks. They work from detailed drawings or specifications, using hand and machine tools, as well as precision measuring instruments. Boilermakers play a crucial role in various industries, including power generation, manufacturing, and construction.

Key Responsibilities:

• Reading and interpreting blueprints and technical drawings
• Assembling and installing boilers, tanks, and other large vessels
• Inspecting and testing completed structures for quality and safety
• Performing maintenance and repairs on existing structures
• Ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations

Career Opportunities:

Boilermakers are in demand across various industries, including power generation, manufacturing, and construction. Their expertise is essential for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of large vessels and containers.