ITI Jobs

Individuals with an Industrial Training Institute (ITI) qualification have a range of job opportunities in skilled trades and technical fields. Here are some common ITI jobs:

Electrician:

• Installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems and equipment.

Fitter:

• Assembles, fits, and maintains mechanical components and machinery.

Welder:

• Joins metal parts through welding, cutting, and brazing.

Plumber:

• Installs and repairs plumbing systems, pipes, and fixtures.

Carpenter:

• Constructs and repairs wooden structures and furniture.

Machinist:

• Operates machine tools to produce precision metal parts.

Automobile Technician:

• Repairs and maintains vehicles, diagnosing and fixing mechanical issues.

Instrument Mechanic:

• Installs and maintains instruments used in industrial processes.

Draftsman (Civil/Mechanical/Electrical):

• Creates technical drawings and plans based on specifications.

Surveyor:

• Measures and maps areas of land, providing data for construction projects.

Mechanic (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning):

• Installs and maintains cooling and heating systems.

Painter (General/Industrial):

• Applies paint to surfaces, such as walls or machinery, to protect and decorate.

CNC Operator:

• Operates computer numerical control machines for precision machining.

Electronic Mechanic:

• Assembles and maintains electronic components and systems.

Draughtsman (Mechanical):

• Creates detailed technical drawings for mechanical components.

ITI Instructor:

• Trains and educates students in various ITI disciplines.

Tool and Die Maker:

• Constructs tools, dies, and molds used in manufacturing processes.

Foundryman:

• Works in foundries, casting metal parts using molds.

Sheet Metal Worker:

• Fabricates and installs sheet metal products and structures.

CNC Programmer:

• Writes programs to control CNC machines for precision manufacturing.

These roles are often found in manufacturing, construction, automotive, and other industries. Additionally, ITI graduates may choose to start their own businesses or pursue further education in related fields.