MECHANICS
Hello everyone and welcome to the exciting educational career of Mechanics!
Here we will discover the exciting world of machines and tools, where creativity and precision merge. We will immerse ourselves in the art of mechanical engineering and learn how to bring innovative ideas to life.
Get ready to experience the power of machines in action and master the art of using the right tools to transform design into reality.
We are excited to join you on this journey full of challenges and opportunities
Welcome to a career in Mechanics, where hard work and a passion for excellence lead to success!
Graduation profile
- Read and use technical specifications, drawings elaborated with computational tools, analog and digital instrument readings and symbology, related to the work to be performed.
- Perform measurements and verification controls of different magnitudes for the execution of manufacturing, maintenance and repair works of pieces and parts of mechanical and electromechanical assemblies.
- Join and repair elements through cutting and welding activities in flat, horizontal and vertical position, with oxygen and manual arc equipment, TIG and MIG welding, using tools, machines and personal protection elements appropriately.
- Perform preventive maintenance of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electric and manual tools, and of tools and components of the Industrial Mechanics specialty, according to maintenance guidelines and manufacturer’s specifications.
- Perform clamping, polishing and adjustment works, using electric and manual tools, considering safety and environmental protection measures.
- Constantly apply the relevant hygiene, industrial safety and environmental regulations corresponding to the type of work and the productive sector, to prevent risks of accidents, occupational diseases, environmental and equipment damage.
- Apply the established procedures and national and international manufacturing regulations that correspond to the type of product or work in progress.
- Manufacture parts and pieces of mechanical assemblies with conventional machine tools, according to the manufacturer’s manual, technical specifications, machining principles, safety and environmental protection standards.
- Manufacture parts and pieces of mechanical assemblies with universal milling machine according to the manufacturer’s instructions, technical specifications, principles of milling machining, safety and environmental protection standards.
- Use grinding and drilling machines for the manufacture or repair of parts and pieces of mechanical assemblies, according to the manufacturer’s instructions, technical specifications, machining principles, safety and environmental protection standards.
- Program and use Computer Numerical Control (CNC) and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) machines for the fabrication of parts and pieces of mechanical assemblies, according to established procedures, manufacturer’s indications and technical specifications.
- Program and use machining centers for the manufacture of parts and parts of mechanical assemblies, according to the manufacturer’s instructions and technical specifications.
Learn about the curriculum
Required equipment for this Specialty
- 1 Blue coverall
- 1 Black cotton T-shirt with institute insignia, logo and name of the Specialty.
- 1 Pair of safety shoes.
- 1 Safety glasses.
- 1 Par de guantes de cabritilla.
- 1 Technical drawing set (squares, compasses, rulers, lead holder, eraser).
- 1 Welding cap with brim
At the end of the course you will obtain the title of:
MEDIUM LEVEL TECHNICIAN IN MECHANICS MENTION MACHINES AND TOOLS
"Studying Mechanics with a mention in machinery and tools gave me versatile skills that I can apply in different industries. I learned to diagnose problems, perform preventive and corrective maintenance, and optimize machinery performance. Currently, I work as a service technician at an industrial equipment sales and repair company and I love constantly learning and collaborating with customers to solve their mechanical challenges."
"Studying Mechanics with a mention in machinery and tools allowed me to develop practical skills that are in high demand in the industry. I learned how to perform repairs, maintain and improve machine performance. Currently, I work as a production supervisor in a manufacturing plant and enjoy leading a team and ensuring that the machines are in top condition."
"Studying Mechanics with an emphasis on machinery and tooling was a wise choice for me. I learned how to interpret blueprints, manufacture and repair parts and maintain complex machinery. Currently, I work as a technical consultant and enjoy providing custom solutions for different industries. Every day is a new challenge and that's what I'm passionate about."
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