Steinmüller Africa’s Post

HI Guys I’ve condensed all the essential information about Engro and its plants test into a single-page PDF. Whether you’re aiming for a Trainee Engineer position or any other role, this guide has got you covered.  Engro Corp M. Zain Rafique

Ready to Spark Your Career in Welding? 🔥 Here's a Quick Guide on How to Become a Welder: 1️⃣ Explore Your Interest: Discover the diverse world of welding. From fabrication to underwater welding, find your passion within this dynamic field. 2️⃣ Get Educated: Enroll in a welding program or apprenticeship. Gain hands-on experience and learn essential skills that set the foundation for a successful career. There are programs we work with to help with hands on, check out your local welding shops. 3️⃣ Certifications Matter: Pursue welding certifications. They enhance your credibility and open doors to more opportunities in the industry. 4️⃣ Safety First: Master safety protocols. Safety is paramount in welding. Equip yourself with the knowledge to protect yourself and others on the job. 5️⃣ Network: Connect with experienced welders, join online forums, and attend industry events. Networking can lead to valuable insights, mentorship, and job opportunities. 6️⃣ Build Your Portfolio: Showcase your projects. Create a portfolio highlighting your welding skills and projects. A visual representation of your work speaks volumes. 7️⃣ Stay Updated: Keep up with industry trends and advancements. Continuous learning ensures you stay at the forefront of the welding field. Embark on your welding journey with passion and dedication! #WeldingCareer #SkilledTrades #WelderLife #CareerAdvice"

It's graduation week at Advanced Welding Institute!🎓 We're looking forward to graduating another ambitious group of welders! We get asked the question often of "Where do your students end up?" Well, that's a loaded answer. Some head back to their home roots, some travel, some may continue their training or education, and some end up opening their own business. As part of being an alum with AWI, students have the opportunity to come back and retrain for free at any given time. Career paths may change, but they will always be family. #WeldtoaBrighterFuture #GraduationWeek #AWIofEagleRiver #Welders

Welding training courses in Uganda

Embark on a transformative journey with our welding training program. Designed for career changers, this course offers the skills and confidence to step into a new, rewarding welding career. Learn More: https://ow.ly/RNVX50QtgLx #CareerShift #NewSkills"

Most people believe that we should be encouraging people into the welding industry. But it’s interesting to see the comments that fly about on platforms like LinkedIn and others. Statements such as: → “Why does no one want to join our industry?” → “You can’t join our industry; you did not serve an apprenticeship.” → “We need more welding engineers.” → “You can’t be a welding engineer; you do not have a degree.” Could we see the world through another lens? What if we measured potential by skills and passion rather than traditional credentials? In my experience, the welding industry is a craft that can be taught and perfected with dedication and the right guidance. At Carbon Arc Training and Consultancy Limited, we teach welding and inspection using engaging new technologies to improve the lives and job prospects of our learners. We don't just look at degrees or past job titles. We focus on: → Practical skills → Problemsolving abilities → Commitment to learning If you pass the exam, you’re in the game. And the control is simple. If you’re no good at it, employers will not employ you. It’s time we rethink our approach to welcoming new talent into the industry. Let’s open the door to those who are willing to learn and prove themselves through action. Encourage passion, nurture talent, and watch the industry thrive. What are your thoughts? Can we shift our perspective and welcome more diverse talent into welding? Share your opinions below.

Exciting News! 🚀   The Greenweld Project is thrilled to announce that registration is now open for our upcoming competence units on Green Skills for welders!   These comprehensive competence units are designed for welders and future welders willing to have green skills in their curriculum. Whether you're looking to enhance your skills, gain new insights, or advance your career, this course offers valuable opportunities for professional growth.   🔹 Why Attend? - To gain quality knowledge about the impact of welding on the environment and how to reduce or minimize it - To acquire environmental awareness and apply environmentally friendly practices - To have a Record of Achievement at the European level, in introducing green skills   🔹 Course Details: - Start Date: To be confirmed soon! - Duration: 1 Full day Places are limited, so don't miss out on this opportunity to join a community of like-minded professionals and elevate your expertise.   👉 Register Now: https://lnkd.in/dbV_PbCC   Feel free to share this post with your network or tag someone who might benefit from this course.   Looking forward to seeing you there!   #ProfessionalDevelopment #LearningOpportunity #CareerGrowth #LimitedSeats #RegisterNow #GreenSkills #Welding

Introducing Mongezi "Bob" Nkomo, our Mechanical Foreman, driving excellence at Sandock Austral Shipyards. 🚢🔧 "As a Mechanical Foreman, my role involves ensuring the completion of equipment installation, propulsion train tasks, and training apprentices to meet SAS and Lloyd's standards. I manage my team's bookings on Syspro, attend progress meetings, and play a pivotal role in commissioning equipment on vessels. One of my most memorable achievements was being named the Most Improved Apprentice of the Year in 2009. It was my first year at the shipyard, and my hard work was recognised. Climbing the ranks to a leadership position, I eventually became the Foreman in the Mechanical department. The most interesting project I've worked on is the HSV (Hydrographic Survey Vessel) project. This vessel, the only one of its kind built in Africa, will significantly impact South Africa's economy. If I had a superhero name, it would be Flash ⚡️. As mechanical fitters, our work often comes after the steel and paint departments, so it's up to us to fast-track and cover any delays. Stranded on a deserted island? I'd take a micro alignment telescope for direction, a hammer for protection and paving the way, and a scriber to remove any thorns." #SandockAustral #MechanicalForeman #Shipbuilding #MaritimeExcellence #Leadership #Innovation #Sustainability #Engineering #Teamwork #Apprenticeship #HSVProject #PrideInWork

How can a welding engineer enhance their technical skills? ✏️ Are you a welding engineer looking to take your technical skills to the next level? In the ever-evolving field of welding, it's crucial to stay updated with the latest advancements and techniques. Here are some effective ways to enhance your technical skills and stay ahead in the game: Continuing Education: Never stop learning! Enroll in professional development courses, workshops, or certifications that focus on advanced welding techniques, materials, and industry standards. Stay updated with the latest trends and technologies to keep your skills sharp. Networking and Collaboration: Connect with fellow welding engineers, industry experts, and professionals through networking events, conferences, and online communities. Engage in meaningful discussions, exchange knowledge, and learn from each other's experiences. Collaborate on challenging projects to broaden your skillset. Hands-on Experience: Practice makes perfect! Seek opportunities to gain hands-on experience in different welding processes and materials. Volunteer for challenging projects or apprenticeships to expand your expertise. The more diverse your experience, the more versatile and adaptable you become as a welding engineer. Research and Development: Stay curious and invest time in research and development. Familiarize yourself with cutting-edge welding technologies, materials, and equipment. Explore emerging trends such as automation, robotics, and additive manufacturing. Strive to be at the forefront of innovation in the welding industry. Mentorship: Find a mentor who is an accomplished welding engineer or industry veteran. Their guidance and expertise can provide invaluable insights and help you navigate your career path. Learn from their experiences, seek advice, and embrace feedback to continuously improve your skills. Continuous Improvement: Set goals and create a personal development plan. Identify areas for improvement and devise strategies to enhance your skills in those specific areas. Regularly assess your progress and make adjustments as needed. Embrace a mindset of continuous improvement to stay competitive in the welding industry. Remember, enhancing your technical skills as a welding engineer is an ongoing journey. Embrace new challenges, seek out learning opportunities, and stay committed to your professional growth. By continuously expanding your knowledge and skillset, you will position yourself as a sought-after welding engineer in the industry. #LinkedIn #WeldingEngineer #TechnicalSkills #ProfessionalGrowth #ContinuousLearning #Networking #Mentorship #Innovation #CareerDevelopment #StayAhead #ElevateYourSkills