Soudage-Assemblage

PROGRAMME Soudage assemblage
CODE 5382
TYPE DE DIPLÔME Diplôme d’études professionnelles (DEP)
NOMBRE D’UNITÉS 120
DURÉE TOTALE 1800 hours
NOMBRE DE COMPÉTENCES 27
FRAIS DE SCOLARITÉ (Étudiant résidant au Canada) $19,950.00 CAD
FRAIS DE SCOLARITÉ (Étudiant résidant à l’étranger) $24,950.00 CAD

Vous êtes une personne manuelle, minutieuse et précise qui aime réaliser différents produits à partir de pièces de métal?

L’institut technique Aviron de Montréal vous offre la nouvelle version de DEP en soudage-assemblage constitué de 27 compétences qui vous conduira à exercer la profession de soudeur-assembleur dans des entreprises spécialisées en fabrication de charpentes métalliques, de machineries lourdes, d’avirons de bateaux etc…

Le travail du soudeur- assembleur consiste à préparer, à assembler et à souder des pièces métalliques à l’aide de matériel et d’équipement de soudage en vue de fabriquer, de réparer ou de modifier des ensembles mécanosoudés. Pour cela, de plus en plus de soudeuses assembleuses et de soudeurs-assembleurs doivent être en mesure d’utiliser de l’équipement de fabrication automatisé ou robotisé et utiliser les différents procédées de soudage, dont les plus courants sont :


  • Procédé SMAW
  • Procédé GTAW
  • Procédé GMAW/FCAW
  • Procédé SAW

    • Le soudage- montage est un domaine d’expertise qui demande à la fois précision, constance et agilité. Les diplômés de cette discipline peuvent se spécialiser autant dans la construction et la réparation de navires comme dans la construction de pipelines et de charpentes structurelles, ou encore dans le soudage de précision en aérospatiale.

    Vous pourriez bénéficier d’une aide financière durant la durée de votre formation. Les personnes intéressées doivent contacter le service de finance à l’adresse électronique : finance@avirontech.com

    Fonctions principales

    Compétences et habiletés développées durant cette formation :

    • Faire fonctionner des appareils de soudage et de coupage thermiques.
    • Assembler des produits métalliques par procédé thermique.
    • Couper et former des métaux.
    • Réparer des pièces métalliques.
    • Lire et interpréter des plans.
    • Démarrer, ajuster et surveiller le matériel de soudure robotique.
    • Utiliser de l’équipement à souder et à braser.
    • Fabriquer, réparer et lier des éléments en métal.

    Les emplois recherchés :

    • Chantiers maritimes
    • Chantiers de construction
    • Entreprises de production
    • Raffineries
    • Ateliers de soudure
    • Industries de transport
    Code Énoncé de la compétence Heures Unités
    304672 Se situer au regard du métier et de la formation 30 2
    254992 Prévenir les atteintes à la santé, à la sécurité et à l’intégrité physique sur les chantiers de construction 30 2
    304687 Souder de l’acier et de l’acier inoxydable à l’aide du procédé GMAW en positions à plat et horizontale 105 7
    304692 Effectuer des calculs liés au soudage et à l’assemblage 30 2
    304703 Procéder au coupage et à la préparation mécaniques de pièces métalliques 45 3
    304716 Interpréter des plans d’assemblages simples et dessiner des croquis 90 6
    304722 Exploiter de l’équipement d’accès, de levage et de manutention 30 2
    304733 Procéder au coupage thermique de pièces métalliques 45 3
    304746 Souder de l’acier à l’aide du procédé FCAW en positions à plat et horizontale 90 6
    304754 Effectuer des travaux de pliage et de cintrage 60 4
    304765 Souder de l’acier et de l’acier inoxydable à l’aide du procédé GMAW en positions verticale et au plafond 75 5
    304772 Effectuer des travaux de perçage et de boulonnage 30 2
    304785 Réaliser des assemblages simples 75 5
    304795 Souder de l’acier et de l’acier inoxydable à l’aide du procédé SMAW en positions à plat et horizontale 75 5
    304807 Interpréter des plans d’assemblages complexes 105 7
    304817 Réaliser des assemblages de structures 105 7
    304822 Établir des procédures de soudage et de coupage 30 2
    304833 Souder de l’acier à l’aide du procédé FCAW en positions verticale et au plafond 45 3
    304845 Souder de l’acier à l’aide de systèmes automatisés et robotisés 75 5
    304858 Réaliser des assemblages de complexité moyenne 120 8
    304866 Souder de l’acier et de l’acier inoxydable à l’aide du procédé GTAW en toutes positions 90 6
    304875 Souder de l’acier à l’aide du procédé SMAW en positions verticale et au plafond 75 5
    304884 Souder de l’aluminium à l’aide du procédé GMAW en toutes positions 60 4
    304894 Souder de l’aluminium à l’aide du procédé GTAW en toutes positions 60 4
    304908 Réaliser des assemblages complexes 120 8
    304911 Préparer son cheminement professionnel 15 1
    304926 S’intégrer au milieu de travail 90 6

    Admission Requirements for International Students


    To be eligible for admission for vocational studies leading to an DEP in Welding and Fitting, international students must meet one of the following requirements:

  • Comparative Evaluation : This is a document issued by Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion Québec. It indicates the level of education equivalent for studies conducted outside of Québec. The minimum required level is a secondary 4. Please visit the following link for more information http://immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/forms/search-title/comparative-evaluation/index.html;

    • OR

  • Diploma and Transcript: Certified copies of your diploma and transcript from the highest level of education is required. The copies must be translated into French or English. The assessment of the level of study will be completed by the school, the minimum level corresponding to the Quebec school system required is secondary 4;

    • OR

  • General Development Test (GDT) and specific prerequisites: You must present a document stating that you have successfully completed the TDG and specific prerequisites. For the Automobile Mechanics program, you must pass the prerequisites in language of instruction and in mathematics according to the codes shown in the following table:


    • SPECIFIC PREREQUISITES
    Language of Instruction Mathmatics
    Adults Youth Adults Youth
    3101-1 632-306 3053-2 063-306
    3102-2 (3016-2) 563-306
    (3070-3)

    OR

  • Secondary School Equivalency Test (SSET): This evaluation is composed of seven equivalency exams at the Secondary 5 level. These multiple choice tests, assess your general knowledge in English (grammar), English (reading comprehension), mathematics, French (second language), social studies, economics and natural science. Once you’ve passed the evaluation, an Attestation of Equivalence of Secondary Studies (AESS) at the Secondary 5 level is issued. You must present this certificate to apply for an DEP.

    • Required Documents:


    Birth Certificate in French or English.

    If you meet the requirements for admission, and you submit all required documents, your file can be assessed. Based on this assessment you will receive a letter of acceptance within 7 to 10 days.

  • To provide after the admission

    • After receiving the letter of admission, you must :

    Step 1: Apply for an Acceptance Certificate for studies (CAQ) of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion Québec. Please visit the following link for more information: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/obtaining-authorizations/certificat-acceptation/index.html

    Step 2: Apply for a study permit from Immigration and Citizenship Canada: please visit the following link for more information: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study.asp

    The CAQ and study permit are required in order to start the program. You must send copies to the school before the course begins.

    For more information about the CAQ, the Study Permit and the Equivalences, visit our FAQ page.

    Admission Requirements for Local Students


    To be eligible for admission for vocational studies leading to a DEP in Welding and Fitting, students who are Canadian or permanent residents must meet one of the following requirements:

  • Persons holding a Secondary School Diploma or its recognized equivalent.

    • OR

  • Persons who are at least 16 years of age on September 30 of the school year in which their training is to begin and have earned the Secondary IV credits in language of instruction, second language and mathematics in the programs of study established by the Minister, or have been granted recognition of equivalent learning.

    • OR

  • Persons who are at least 18 years of age upon entry into the program and have the following functional prerequisites: the successful completion of the General Development Test (see the following table), or recognition of equivalent learning:


    • SPECIFIC PREREQUISITES
    Language of Instruction Mathmatics
    Adults Youth Adults Youth
    3101-1 632-306 3053-2 063-306
    3102-2 (3016-2) 563-306
    (3070-3)

    Required Documents:

    Birth Certificate in French or English.

    FAQ


    1. What are the program objectives?
    A graduate from the Welding and Fitting program will be qualified to operate equipment to weld, braze and solder. Our students are prepared for what the industry needs and which meets the welding standards. As well as:

  • Interpret plans, specifications and procedures
  • Prepare and weld steel, stainless steel and aluminum parts according to different processes, such as; SMAW, CTAW, GMAW, FCAW
  • Apply occupational health and safety rules
  • Control the quality of products

    • 2. What is the nature of work in this industry?
    This is a highly skilled trade, which involves the use of welding equipment in the heating, welding, cutting and brazing of ferrous and nonferrous metals. Welders work with their hands; building, repairing or performing installations.

    3. What are the main characteristics of a welder?
  • Dexterity and visual acuteness
  • Capacity to concentrate and able to execute precise/detailed work
  • Resistance to uncomfortable positions for long periods of time
  • Sufficient knowledge to interpret plans, specifications and procedures
  • Ease to work in the presence of loud noises, vibrations, smoke, dust and heat.

    • 4. Who employs welders?
  • Welding shops
  • Shipyards
  • Mining companies
  • Aerospace and steel industries
  • Steel manufacturers for railway, aircraft or vehicle industries
  • Steel manufacturers for machinery and equipment or building

    • 5. How and when can I apply for the Welding and Fitting program?
    Refer to our program start dates, for schedule and availability. To get more information and start the application process, you can :
  • Request a brochure for the program
  • Call us at 1-514-739-3010
  • Email us at info@avirontech.com
  • Visit us at : 5460 Royalmount, Ville Mont Royal, Québec, H4P 1H7 (Metro de la Savane)

    • Start Dates


    Course Starting Date End Date
    Welding and Fitting - English - Day 31 Oct. 2022 31 Jan. 2024
    Welding and Fitting - English - Day 20 Mar. 2023 11 June 2024
    See Start Dates for French Program

    The welding aspect is present in our every day life. It can find use in simple things such as a desk or a table and it also has a bigger importance when it comes to the industry of automobiles, planes, and construction of bridges. The welding industry is a diversified field and provides many career opportunities.

    The Welding and Fitting program consists of 29 competencies; a total of 1800 hours. The students will have to complete alternatively theoretical and practical work to develop the skills to assume the roles, functions, and tasks related to the job. Therefore, they will be well equipped to progress effectively while ensuring the integration of safety in the workplace.

    During the program, the student will:

  • Prepare and weld steel, stainless steel and aluminum parts according to different processes, such as; SMAW, GTAW, GMAW, FCAW;

  • Accomplish projects of Welding steel parts and producing basic assemblies;

  • Interpret plans, specifications and Welding procedures.

    • Welding is an area of expertise that requires both precision, consistency and agility. The new graduates can specialize both in the construction and repair of ships, in pipeline construction welding, structural construction welding, machinery and equipment repair welding or in the precision welding in aerospace.

    *This DEP program is eligible for the program of student financial assistance from the Government of Quebec.

    Welders perform some or all of the following duties:

  • Read and interpret blueprints or welding process specifications.

    • Operate manual or semi-automatic welding equipment, using processes such as:

  • gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW),

  • gas metal arc welding (GMAW),

  • flux-cored arc welding (FCAW),

  • plasma arc welding (PAW),

  • shielded metal arc welding (SMAW),

  • oxy-acetylene welding (OAW),

  • resistance welding and submerged arc welding (SAW)

  • Operate manual or semi-automatic flame cutting equipment

  • Operate brazing and soldering equipment

  • Operate metal shaping machines such as brakes, shears and other metal straightening and bending machines

  • Repair worn parts of metal products by welding extra layers

    • Welding, brazing and soldering machine operators perform some or all the following duties:

  • Operate previously set up welding machines such as spot, butt and seam resistance or gas and arc welding machines to fabricate or repair metal parts.

  • Operate previously set up brazing or soldering machines to bond metal parts or to fill holes, indentations and seams of metal articles with solder.

    • Code Competency Description Hours Credits
    801-712 Determine their suitablity for the trade and the training process 30 2
    801-722 Become aware of occupational health and safety rules 30 2
    801-737 Produce sketches and drawings 105 7
    801-743 Apply concepts of metallurgy 45 3
    801-757 Interpret drawings and specifications 105 7
    801-762 Cut ferrous and non-ferrous metals 30 2
    801-776 Use cutting and shaping equipment 90 6
    801-782 Prepare parts 30 2
    801-792 Apply the SMAW process 30 2
    801-807 Weld steel parts using the SMAW process 105 7
    801-813 Apply the GTAW process 45 3
    801-825 Weld steel parts using the GTAW process 75 5
    801-834 Weld aluminium parts using the GTAW process 60 4
    801-844 Produce basic assemblies 60 4
    801-852 Apply the GMAW process 30 2
    801-868 Weld steel parts using the GMAW process 120 8
    801-874 Weld aluminium parts using the GMAW process 60 4
    801-884 Produce simple assemblies 60 4
    801-891 Apply the FCAW process 15 1
    801-908 Weld steel parts using the FCAW process 120 8
    801-912 Apply the SAW, RW and PAW processes 30 2
    801-927 Interpret drawings and specifications for complex assemblies 105 7
    801-935 Produce assemblies of medium complexity 75 5
    801-941 Communicate in the workplace 15 1
    801-958 Produce complex assemblies 120 8
    801-963 Modify assemblies 45 3
    801-974 Repair assemblies 60 4
    801-981 Use job-search techniques 15 1
    801-996 Enter the work force 90 6
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