Course Overview
About the Certificate in Industrial Metallurgy and Welding Technology
The Certificate in Industrial Metallurgy and Welding Technology is a UGC-recognized, skill-based program delivered under the Work Integrated Skill-based Higher Education (WISE – On-the-Job Training) model. It is accredited by the National Council for Vocational Education and Training and aligned with the National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF) and National Credit Framework (NCrF).
The program also follows international standards from organizations such as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and American Society for Nondestructive Testing
Key Highlights
- UGC-recognized program
- Total training: 120 hours
- Earn 4 UGC credits
Benefits Synergem Skill Certifications for Students:
- Our certifications are industry-driven, focusing on hands-on, outcome-based learning rather than just theory
- They are nationally recognized and issued by MSU/NCVET.
- Programs are Credit-based, stackable programs can be designed as short-term (up to 6 months) or long-term (more than 6 months to 2 years).
- Certifications align with the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), integrating with regular academic degrees through VAC (Value Added Courses), AECC (Ability Enhancement Career Courses), and SEC (Skill Enhancement Courses)
- Academic credits earned are recognized under the National Credit Framework (NCrF).
- These credits are transferable and accepted by AICTE/UGC-recognized institutions.
- Credits are stored and verified through the Government’s Academic Bank of Credits and Digilocker.
- Programs are flexible, affordable, and designed to deliver specialized, large-scale skill Education.
The Certificate in Industrial Metallurgy and Welding Technology is a skill-based professional program designed to train students in metal behavior, welding processes, material testing, and fabrication practices used in core industries such as Oil & Gas, Power Plants, Refineries, Heavy Fabrication, and EPC projects.
This program is ideal for candidates who want hands-on technical careers in manufacturing, welding inspection, QA/QC support, and metallurgy-related roles.
What the Course Covers
Industrial Metallurgy Basics:
- Properties of metals (carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, etc.)
- Heat treatment fundamentals
- Failure analysis (cracks, corrosion, distortion)
- Material identification & selection
- Welding metallurgy (HAZ, microstructure changes)
Welding Technology
- You’ll learn practical and theoretical aspects of:
- SMAW / GTAW / GMAW / SAW welding processes
- Welding defects & prevention
- Weld joint design & symbols
- WPS / PQR / WPQ basics
- Fit-up & visual inspection
- Introduction to NDT coordination (UT / RT / MT / PT overview)
- The curriculum typically aligns with international practices followed by bodies like the American Welding Society and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Key Learning Outcomes
After completing the course, candidates can:
- Understand metal behavior during welding
- Identify welding defects and causes
- Assist in fabrication and inspection activities
- Support QA/QC documentation
- Work confidently on shop floor or project sites
Who Can Enroll?
Open to undergraduates, fresh graduates, and diploma holders in: Mechanical, Automobile, Aeronautical, Metallurgical / Metallurgy & Material Technology, Marine, Petroleum, Petrochemical Engineering
Job Roles After Certification
For Diploma / ITI Holders
- Welding Technician
- Fabrication Supervisor (Junior)
- QC Technician
- Metallurgy Lab Assistant
- Site Welding Coordinator
For B.Tech / B.E Graduates
- Welding / Metallurgy Engineer (Junior)
- QA/QC Engineer (Mechanical – entry level)
- Production / Fabrication Engineer
- Inspection Engineer (Trainee)
Hiring Industries
- Oil & Gas
- Refineries
- Power Plants
- Heavy Fabrication
- EPC Companies
- Shipyards
- Manufacturing Units
Why Industrial Metallurgy & Welding Technology?
- Strong demand in fabrication & construction sectors
- Practical, site-oriented career path
- Complements QA/QC and NDT certifications
- Suitable for Diploma + B.Tech profiles
- Fast entry into core mechanical industries
- Good scope for overseas projects after experience
- Many candidates later combine this with NDT or QA/QC Mechanical for faster career growth.
Course Fee & Payment Structure
Total Program Fee: ₹5,000/-
Payment Breakdown
- ₹2,500 at enrollment
- ₹2,500 during practical training at Synergem COE Hyderabad
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 35 Lessons
- 120 Hours
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- 1.1Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 01
- 1.2Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 02
- 1.3Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 03
- 1.4Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 04
- 1.5Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 05
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- 1.25Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 25
- 1.26Industrial Metallurgy: Lecture 26
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