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CAMPUS LOCATION
9571 PITTSBURGH AVE.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
HOURS
M-Th: 8AM to 7PM PST
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CAMPUS LOCATION
9571 PITTSBURGH AVE.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
HOURS
M-Th: 9AM to 7PM PST
REAL-WORLD PREPARATION FOR THE
METAL FABRICATION AND WELDING INDUSTRY
NIGHT COURSES: Graduate in 9 Months
REAL-WORLD PREPARATION FOR THE METAL FABRICATION AND WELDING INDUSTRY
NIGHT COURSES: Graduate in 9 Months
The Principles of Metal Fabrication program objective is to provide students with occupational training required for employment in the field of metal fabrication and welding. The curriculum is accelerated while embracing the hands-on approach to learning, and will apply across various industries.
AREAS OF INSTRUCTION
Don’t Compare Us to a Welding School. Our Program is Specialized to Include:
WELDING
MIG Welding
TIG Welding
Advanced Welding
Welding Operations
FABRICATION
Aluminum Projects
Bending
Notching
Part Forming & Construction
Mill & Lathe Operations
Sheet Metal Shaping
Plasma Cutting
Blue Print Reading
CAD / CNC Intro
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN
Group Chassis Project
Group Motorcycle Project
Headers
Bend-Tech Operations
COURSE PROJECTS
Students will participate in a series of projects that will help refine the skills they learn as the course progresses. These projects are specifically designed to ensure students are repeatedly utilizing the entire curriculum and building their expertise on skills learned day one. Some Principles of Metal Fabrication sample projects have included:
CURRICULUM
The training for this program is 600 clock hours required for graduation. The below is a breakdown of each subject within the program and the approximate hours of lecture and lab combined.
PROGRAM BREAKDOWN
| MODULE | APPROXIMATE HOURS |
| MIG Welding | 28 |
| Production / Manufacturing | 28 |
| TIG Welding | 28 |
| Aluminum I | 36 |
| Bending | 28 |
| Notching | 20 |
| Part Forming & Construction I | 28 |
| Part Forming & Construction II | 28 |
| Advanced Welding | 36 |
| Aluminum II | 36 |
| Mill & Lathe Operations | 36 |
| Sheet Metal Shaping | 20 |
| Group Chassis Project | 52 |
| Group Motorcycle Project | 48 |
| Headers | 20 |
| Blueprint Machining | 16 |
| Welder Operations | 8 |
| Drafting and Forming | 44 |
| Part Forming and Construction III | 24 |
| Sheet Metal Paneling | 28 |
| Career Development | 4 |
| Project Wrap-Up & Final Exam | 4 |
| TOTAL PROGRAM CLOCK HOURS | 600 |
CURRICULUM
The training for this program is 600 clock hours required for graduation. The below is a breakdown of each subject within the program and the approximate hours of lecture and lab combined.
PROGRAM BREAKDOWN
| MODULE | APPROXIMATE HOURS |
| MIG Welding | 28 |
| Production / Manufacturing | 28 |
| TIG Welding | 28 |
| Aluminum I | 36 |
| Bending | 28 |
| Notching | 20 |
| Part Forming & Construction I | 28 |
| Part Forming & Construction II | 28 |
| Advanced Welding | 36 |
| Aluminum II | 36 |
| Mill & Lathe Operations | 36 |
| Sheet Metal Shaping | 20 |
| Group Chassis Project | 52 |
| Group Motorcycle Project | 48 |
| Headers | 20 |
| Blueprint Machining | 16 |
| Welder Operations | 8 |
| Drafting and Forming | 44 |
| Part Forming and Construction III | 24 |
| Sheet Metal Paneling | 28 |
| Career Development | 4 |
| Project Wrap-Up & Final Exam | 4 |
| TOTAL PROGRAM CLOCK HOURS | 600 |
FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE*
Most students use a combination of aid to fund their education, which may include grants, scholarships, and student loans.
We have professionals on staff to help you explore your options.
*For those who qualify.
