Mechanical Manufacturing Design · Somorrostro

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InstitutionPrivate
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FamilyMechanical Manufacturing 🛠️
Total Hours2,182Hours

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General information about the degree

This higher-level vocational course teaches you to design parts and products made through mechanical manufacturing processes. You will learn to come up with solutions, do the calculations that set the right sizes, and prepare the technical documents a workshop or factory needs to produce. Once you finish, you will be able to design with quality and safety, following the rules on workplace risk prevention and environmental protection.

You will study, among other things, mechanical product design, tools for sheet metal and stamping, moulds for casting and plastics, and automation of manufacturing. Using CAD software you will draw assembly and manufacturing drawings, and simulate how a mould fills and cools before it is made. You could work as a draughtsperson, CAD technician or product development technician for moulds, dies and tooling, in companies that make machinery, electronics or transport equipment.

It suits you if you enjoy drawing on a computer and figuring out how each piece is built.

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Mechanical Manufacturing

Mechanical manufacturing is the sector that turns materials into parts and structures used in machinery, vehicles, tools, and all kinds of industrial products. If you enjoy working with your hands, understanding how things work, and applying technology to create real objects, this vocational field is for you. Designing and representing parts using CAD/CAM software Machining with lathes, milling machines, and computer numerical control (CNC) machines Welding and metalworking techniques for joining and shaping metals Programming and organising mass production Quality control and dimensional inspection of parts Interpreting technical drawings and manufacturing engineering Studying a vocational programme in this field opens the door to careers in sectors such as automotive manufacturing, aeronautics, industrial machinery, and equipment manufacturing, with very strong demand for workers and constant technological development.

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Higher Vocational Training

Mechanical Manufacturing Design

If you are passionate about creating and shaping industrial parts, machines and products, this vocational programme prepares you to design them from scratch using advanced digital tools and solid technical knowledge. You will learn to turn ideas into real solutions that reach factories around the world. Graphic representation and technical design of mechanical products Use of professional CAD software for 2D and 3D modelling Design of moulds, dies and manufacturing tools Selection of materials: metals, polymers and composites Technical calculations and sizing of industrial components Preparation and management of technical manufacturing documentation After completing the programme, you can work as a CAD technician, design drafter or product development specialist in leading industrial sectors.

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Higher Vocational Training

The Advanced Vocational Training Programme (CFGS) is the highest level of vocational education, designed for those who want to become advanced technicians with thorough, specialist training. Over two years, you gain advanced knowledge and real-world skills in your chosen sector. Advanced technical and practical training in your professional field Specialist modules combining applied theory with real workplace experience Development of management, analysis and decision-making skills The option to transfer credits and gain direct access to university Once you finish, you can enter the job market as an advanced technician or continue your education at university with recognised advantages.

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