ABET
Steel work course to address skills shortages in the industrThe South African Institute of Steel & Construction (Saisc) recently mentioned its concern with the worldwide skills shortage. The skills shortage is now and with several large construction projects commencing shortly around the world, there is no time to wait for students to finish degrees. Triple e also recognizes the problem and as such embraces the steel work course standards as set out by SAQA. There is a pressing need for a steel work course that will address structuring, design, and lay down work involved in large projects. Unskilled workers or employees with no previous qualifications can now ensure that they can also make use of the job opportunities that present themselves by attending relevant training. Understanding the basics of steel framing construction, rules and regulations that apply to the industry, safety standards, and how the steel will react to specific chemicals are fundamental to working in the industry. Other areas where practical hands-on experience will benefit the student attending the steel work course are that of:
More areas are covered ensuring that the student can be confident of his knowledge. Specific assessments are done ensuring the highest quality of education and examination standards. It is time that we address the skills shortages in the industry and to ensure a future of the industry in the country. Contact us to learn more about the steel work course and how you or your employees can benefit from attending the training offered. |
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