FORECAST
FORECAST
INSTRUCTIONAL PLAN
(FORECAST / RECORD)
CENTRE:
CYCLE:
MODULE: 1
START
DATE
TIME
(Hrs.)`
MODULE
UNIT
MOD
UNIT
TOPIC
OCCUPATIONAL AREA: Welding
Duration of course: 360 hours, 36 weeks
DURATION OF UNITS: 12 weeks
(WEEK(S), DAYS, HOURS)
OBJECTIVES
CONTENT

10th
120 (Hrs.)
September
2018
Perform
oxy fuel
cutting
1.1- 1.10
Cutting
with oxy
fuel system
At the end of this module trainees will be able
to follow shop safety rules related to oxy-fuel
cutting, and gain knowledge of how to identify
different types of fires and their classifications,
setup and adjust oxy fuel equipment, perform
flame identifications and cut low carbon steel
using the oxy fuel system according to industry
standards.
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The (never) safety rules for
welding, shop safety rules
for welding, eye safety, good
housekeeping rules, personal
safety and hygiene
requirements, Types of fires
and their classifications.
Identification of oxy-fuel
cutting equipment, practice
how to safely setup and
disassemble oxy-fuel
equipment.
Trainees practice how to
safely light the torch with
the appropriate igniting
device, select the gasses
needed for oxy-fuel system
e.g. oxygen and propane/
acetylene, and the trainees
also practice adjusting the
torch flames e.g.
carburizing, neutral,
oxidizing and selecting them
for their intended use. Cuts
are made on low carbon steel
plate & then the system is
EVALUATION
DATE
RESOURCES
Students are
continuously
evaluated
however,
December 5th
2018 is the
tentative date
for evaluations
for this module
to be completed.
Chipping hammer,
wire brush, chalk (soap
stones), combination
square, apron, sleeves,
gloves, ½” X 4” flat
steel, measuring tape,
leak detector,
adjustable wrench, oxy
fuel equipment,
goggles, and friction
lighter.
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INSTRUCTIONAL PLAN
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CENTRE:
CYCLE: 16
MODULE: 2
START
DATE
TIME
(Hrs.)`
12th
120 (Hrs.)
November
2018
MODULE MOD UNIT
UNIT
TOPIC
Perform
shielded
metal arc
welding
2.1-2.13
Deposit
plate welds
using the
S.M.A.W
process
OCCUPATIONAL AREA: Welding
Duration of course: 360 hours, 36 weeks
DURATION OF UNITS: 12 weeks
(WEEK(S), DAYS, HOURS)
OBJECTIVES
At the end of this module trainees will be able
to select tools, select filler metal, setup s.m.a.w
equipment and deposit welds on low carbon
steel plate using the shielded metal arc welding
process starting from spot welds and ending at
the vertical fillet weld or 3f position according
to industry standards.
CONTENT
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S.M.A.W safety
Tools & equipment
associated with this process
S.M.A.W electrodes & the
classification system
S.M.A.W power sources
Introduction & description
of the S.M.A.W process.\
Terms and definitions
Striking an arc & making
restarts
S.M.A.W spot welds
S.M.A.W stringer beads
S.M.A.W surfacing welds or
padding
S.M.A.W Fillet welds flat
(1f), horizontal (2f) vertical
(3f)
EVALUATION
DATE
Students are
continuously
evaluated
however, march
8th 2018 is the
tentative date
for all
evaluations to
be completed
for this module.
RESOURCES
Chipping hammer,
wire brush, chalk (soap
stones), Ac/Dc constant
welding machines,
S.M.A.W electrodes,
combination square,
apron, sleeves, gloves,
½” X 4” flat steel,
measuring tape, leak
detector, adjustable
wrench, oxy fuel
equipment, goggles,
friction lighter.
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FORECAST
INSTRUCTIONAL PLAN
(FORECAST / RECORD)
CENTRE:
CYCLE: 16
MODULE: 3
START
DATE
18th
February
2019
TIME
(Hrs.)`
120 (Hrs.)
MODULE MOD UNIT
UNIT
TOPIC
Prepare
jigs/
Fixtures.
3.1-3.6
Designing
and
fabrication
of jobs
using
various
types of
metals and
welding
using the
S.M.A,W
process
OCCUPATIONAL AREA: Welding
Duration of course: 360 hours, 36 weeks
DURATION OF UNITS: 12 weeks
(WEEK(S), DAYS, HOURS)
OBJECTIVES
At the end of this module trainees will be able
to select tools, select filler metal, setup s.m.a.w
equipment and deposit welds on low carbon
steel plate using the shielded metal arc welding
process starting from spot welds and ending at
the vertical fillet weld or 3f position and also be
able to design and fabricate domestic jobs e.g.
windows, doors sliding gates etc. according to
industry standards.
CONTENT
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

Designing of jobs
Fabrication of jobs
Making miter cuts
Alignment & tack welding of
jobs
EVALUATION
DATE
Students are
continuously
evaluated
however, June
07th 2019 is the
tentative date
for all
evaluations to
be completed
for this module.
RESOURCES
Chipping hammer,
wire brush, chalk (soap
stones), Ac/Dc constant
welding machines,
S.M.A.W electrodes’
combination square,
apron, sleeves, gloves,
½” X 4” flat steel,
measuring tape, leak
detector, adjustable
wrench, oxy fuel
equipment, goggles,
friction lighter.
Window profile L,T
and Z, R.H.S, Zinc
coated pipe, ½” solid
square, 1” x1/4” flat
steel, ¾” steel pipe,
5/8” round steel, piston
hinges. Electrodes
E6013, E7018, E6010