Making metal work
Making Metal Work is a practical engineering training course developed by CMP Engineers. It helps engineers and technical professionals understand how metal structures and components behave in real world applications.
The course bridges the gap between theory and practice, focusing on how metals respond to load, fatigue, fabrication and operating conditions in heavy industry.
Course focus
The course draws on decades of experience working with heavy machinery and fabricated steelwork and covers:
- Material behaviour under load, fatigue and wear
- Design for strength, durability and reliability
- Fabrication and welding considerations
- Common failure mechanisms and lessons from industry
- Inspection, maintenance and real world performance
Who should attend
- Engineers and designers
- Maintenance and reliability professionals
- Technical managers and supervisors
- Engineering graduates
Course format
- Delivered by experienced CMP Engineers staff
- Can be tailored to specific industries or equipment