Engineering • NTTF
Industrial Welder
Duration
4 Months
Fees*
₹8,000/-
QP code
HYC/Q9101
Avg. salary
₹0–0/mo
* Course fees are subject to revision.
Industry PartnerEligibility
- ✓10th
- ✓ITI
Job Roles
Industrial Welder is a skilled professional responsible for carrying out welding, fabrication, repair, and assembly of metal components and structures used across the oil & gas, manufacturing, construction, automotive, shipbuilding, aerospace, power, and heavy engineering industries. The role involves operating manual, semi-automatic, and welding equipment to join ferrous and non-ferrous metals in accordance with engineering drawings, welding procedures, quality standards, and safety regulations. Industrial Welders are trained to interpret technical drawings, prepare workpieces, select appropriate welding processes and consumables, inspect weld quality, and perform finishing operations to ensure structural integrity and precision. They also follow industry best practices for workplace safety, equipment maintenance, and quality control while adhering to national and international welding standards. Depending on industry requirements, Industrial Welders may specialize in refinery welding, pipeline welding, precision welding for aerospace, manufacturing welding, automotive welding, structural steel welding, or construction welding, making them highly valuable professionals for modern industrial operations.
Lab equipment
- ✓AR/VR Welding Simulator
- ✓MMAW, GMAW, GTAW
- ✓SAW Welding
- ✓SPOT Welding
- ✓Plasma Cutting
- ✓Oxy Acetylene gas Cutting
- ✓Robotic Welding
- ✓Grinding, Drilling, Power Hacksawing
- ✓Work benches
- ✓DT & NDT Testing
What you'll cover
- 1
Module 1: Basic, Health, Safety & Security Procedures
64 hrs - 2
Module 2: Revision Of Basics Mathematics
64 hrs - 3
Module 3: Basic Manual Metal Working Skills
64 hrs - 4
Module 4: Measuring
40 hrs - 5
Module 5: Arc Welding
184 hrs - 6
Module 6: MIG Welding
128 hrs - 7
Module 7: Manual Oxy Acetylene Cutting
136 hrs - 8
Module 8: Oxy Fuel Machine Cutting
40 hrs - 9
Module 9: Plasma Cutting
40 hrs - 10
Module 10: Inspection Of Welds
24 hrs - 11
Module 11: Heat Treating Operations
40 hrs - 12
Module 12: Non Technical Skills
64 hrs
Full topic-by-topic syllabus for every module is in the curriculum PDF ↓
Earn a nationally recognized certificate
Once you complete the curriculum, you'll appear for an independent assessment conducted by the Sector Skill Council (SSC). Clear it, and you'll receive a QP-aligned certificate under India's National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF), recognized by employers nationwide.
QP Code: HYC/Q9101
Note: courses not aligned to a specific QP are awarded a joint certificate by SDI-B and the industry partner instead.
Hands-On Training
Practical, lab-based learning on real industry equipment — not just theory.
QP-Aligned Curriculum
Built to National Skill Qualification Framework standards, recognized across India.
Placement Support
Dedicated placement assistance connecting you with our industry network.
Industry Mentors
Learn from experienced trainers and mentors from our partner companies.
D Krushna Chandra Reddy
Asst. Manager Training
ITI in Welder Trade · 20+ years of industry training experience
Shanta Swarupa Panda
Assistant training officer
ITI in Welder Trade · 2+ years of industry training experience
Our alumni from this course are working across leading automation, engineering, and manufacturing companies in India — here's where a few of them landed.
M/s Medha Servo Drives
M/s PicoTech
M/s Precision Equipment
M/s Tata Power Ltd
M/s Odisha Solutions Pvt Ltd.
M/s Motherson
M/s Kemppi
M/s Freudenberg
This course's graduates keep growing long after they leave SDI-B. Here's where a few of them are today.
Ranjan Kumar Jena
Industrial Welder Graduate, SDI Bhubaneswar
The Industrial Welder course at SDI-B covered ARC, MIG and gas cutting in real depth. I was job-ready on day one because the training matched exactly what the shop floor expected.
Soumya Ranjan Dash
Welding Technician, Sterling Precision Engineering
Every module built on hands-on practice — by the time we reached weld inspection, we already understood what a good weld should look and feel like.
Laxmipriya Jena
Fabricator, Prime Manufacturing Solutions