This 124-hour program will educate you in the following aviation sheet metal fabrication skills:
- Corrosion Control
- Positive Tool Control
- Foreign Object Damage
- Flight Line and shop safety
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Sheet Metal hand tools safety and use
- Fuselage stations
- Sheet metal power tools safety and use
- Micrometer care and readings
- Aircraft hardware identification and use
- Proper installation and removal of solid rivets and blind fasteners
- Sheet metal repair
Training includes the opportunity to take the Career Readiness Certification exam and receive bronze, silver, or gold certification. The course will be taught by lecture and hands-on skills lab training on college-owned aircraft. At the conclusion of the course, you should be competent in the duties assigned to an entry-level Aviation Sheet Metal worker position.
Course Requirements
You are responsible for bringing the following to class:
- 3-ring binder with paper
- Safety glasses
- Hearing protection
- Shoes that fully cover the foot
- Cut-resistant gloves
Available Classes
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Jan 10 – Apr 24 2024
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$280
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This course is designed to provide entry-level aircraft structural training. Topics include but are not limited to aircraft terms and nomenclature, types of work accomplished at a repair station, aircraft blueprint reading, types of rivets and other hardware, tool selection, structural units (including fuselage, wing, flight control, etc.), major structural stresses (tension, compression, shear, etc.), aerodynamics, types of aluminum and temper designations, forming and fabricating techniques, rivet layout requirements, use of the structure repair manual, hands on fabrication projects, and the repairing of mock-up units.
Meeting times and locations:
01/10/24 - 04/24/24
Wed 5:30p - 10p
IAT, Room 00103
Havelock
01/20/24 - 04/20/24
Sat 8a - 12p
IAT, Room 00103
Havelock
01/20/24 - 04/20/24
Sat 1p - 5p
IAT, Room 00103
Havelock
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Aug 28 – Dec 18 2024
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$280
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This course is designed to provide entry-level aircraft structural training. Topics include but are not limited to aircraft terms and nomenclature, types of work accomplished at a repair station, aircraft blueprint reading, types of rivets and other hardware, tool selection, structural units (including fuselage, wing, flight control, etc.), major structural stresses (tension, compression, shear, etc.), aerodynamics, types of aluminum and temper designations, forming and fabricating techniques, rivet layout requirements, use of the structure repair manual, hands on fabrication projects, and the repairing of mock-up units.
Meeting times and locations:
08/28/24 - 12/18/24
Wed 5:30p - 10p
IAT, Room 00103
Havelock
09/07/24 - 11/23/24
Sat 8a - 12p
IAT, Room 00103
Havelock
09/07/24 - 11/23/24
Sat 1p - 5p
IAT, Room 00103
Havelock
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