Training Objective and Targeted Skills
The Aluminium and Stainless Steel Operator-Installer works in the manufacturing of aluminium and stainless steel articles and structures. They work in the workshop and on-site, performing cutting, assembly, welding, transport, installation, and finishing, under the supervision of the workshop manager.
That is why at IFMBTP, we are committed to training Qualified Operators in Aluminium and Stainless Steel Installation mastering the tools, techniques and processes of machining, assembly, welding, and installation of aluminium and stainless steel articles, capable of integrating into a professional team and working with rigor and precision, while complying with quality and safety standards.
Qualified Operator in Aluminium & Stainless Steel Installer Training Program
Lasting 1,350 hours spread over one year, the IFMBTP training program dedicated to Aluminium and Stainless Steel Operator-Installers is based on a work-study system combining theory and practical fieldwork. It is structured into 20 modules and two practical internships, allowing trainees to train alternately at their training institute and in a professional environment.
Specific Skills
- • Apply cutting and machining techniques for aluminium and stainless steel joinery
- • Apply assembly techniques for aluminium and stainless steel joinery
- • Apply welding techniques for aluminium and stainless steel joinery
- • Carry out the installation of aluminium and stainless steel joinery articles and structures
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Transversal Skills
- • Situate oneself with regard to the profession and the training approach
- • Strengthen communication skills in French language
- • Characterize materials and elements of aluminium and stainless steel joinery
- • Apply HSST rules
- • Use ICT (word processing)
- • Interpret plans and sketches
- • Establish the relationship between trades and aluminium and stainless steel joinery
- • Apply basic rules of drawing and technical sketching
- • Communicate in a professional environment
- • Apply a quality approach
- • Apply a problem-solving approach
- • Leverage employability improvement programs
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Practical Internships: Full Immersion in the Professional World
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Internship 1: Workshop introduction: manufacturing and assembly of aluminium and stainless steel articles
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Internship 2: Professional integration: complete installation of an aluminium and stainless steel project
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Practical internships are a central element of the Qualified Operator in Aluminium and Stainless Steel Installer training at IFMBTP. They allow you to experience a professional environment in real conditions and to develop your technical skills in direct contact with field realities. During the two internships, you will work in workshops and on construction sites. You will learn to use cutting and machining machines, implement assembly and welding techniques, and participate in the installation of aluminium and stainless steel elements and structures. These practical experiences will allow you to strengthen your technical mastery, develop your precision, and integrate effectively into a professional team, while complying with quality and safety standards required in the construction sector.
Career Opportunities
Upon completing the training, the Qualified Operator in Aluminium and Stainless Steel Installation may work as an employee or self-employed professional, as:
Admission Requirements for the Qualified Operator in Aluminium & Stainless Steel Installer Program
To access the Qualified Operator in Aluminium and Stainless Steel Installer program, trainees must:
- Hold a middle school certificate or higher
- Have no age limit
- Selection based on application file
- Pass the oral interview
Trainees must also possess the following qualities: manual dexterity, precision, rigor, team spirit, and motivation to learn the trade.