AMRC Training CentreWelcome to the University of Sheffield AMRC Training Centre, where ambition and aspiration are nurtured and developed to create the talented, advanced engineers of tomorrow. We provide Continuing Professional Development (CPD) which is an essential requirement for any organisation. The ability for employers to upskill, reskill or multiskill employees is more important now than ever before. Our industry-focused courses allow employers to respond to needs and changes, ensuring skills levels are maintained within workforces; and whether that is electrical and robotics, machining, or metals and materials - we’ve got it covered. Intermediate CNC Turning ProgrammeDescriptionThis is an intermediate course giving a more in-depth view of CNC lathe-work and typical applications in today’s modern engineering environment. Introduction to Manual Metal Arc (MMA) WeldingDescriptionA four day introduction to the basic concepts of MMA welding, and typical applications in today’s modern engineering environment. It will enable the learner to have an understanding of the aspects of the welding processes used in the manufacturing industry. You will gain an understanding of basic health and safety requirements in welding, equipment set up and selection. Duration: four days Introduction to Manual Milling TechniquesDescriptionAn introduction to the basic concepts of manual milling processes. Explore and realise the progression from design to manufacture. This is a practical course with hands-on activities using a vertical manual milling machine in an engineering workshop. Duration: four days Introduction to RoboticsDescriptionThis course enables attendees to gain an understanding of the basic concepts of programming routines to enable robots to perform specific job applications. Throughout the course, you will cover many different routine program methods for robots. You should begin to understand how the software could be utilised in your job role as a robot operator. By the end of the course, you will be able to competently produce many programmed routines, enabling the robot to complete a series of tasks. Duration: two days Introduction to TIG WeldingDescriptionAn introduction to the basic concepts of TIG welding, and typical applications in today’s modern engineering environment. This programme enables the candidate to gain an understanding of the principles employed in TIG welding. The learner will gain an understanding of the aspects of the welding processes used in the manufacturing industry, the basic health and safety requirements in welding, equipment set up and selection, and identification of the main components and their functions. Explanation, demonstration and the practice of TIG welding. Duration: four days |
