Measuring Control and Instrumentation

The course outcomes include:
- Course Control Documents
- Workshop Safety
- Measure and Mark off Material
- Read Engineering drawings
- Use and maintain a pedestal drill
- Cut thread with stock and dies
- Measure of Pressure
- Explain Principles of Flow

Contact Details

Contact Person:

Gerhardt van der Merwe

Contact: Artisan Training Institute

Course Details

Course Delivery Method:

Blended

Presented Courses

Course Date and Venue

Location:

South Africa

All Our Courses

All Our Courses:

Automative Course: Petrol/ Diesel and Auto Electrical

Boilermaker/Welding Course

Electrical Course: Electrical, Lampsman, Millwright, instrumentation and Electronics

Electrical Course: Millright

Mechanical Course

Rigger/Ropesman

Our Articles

Our Articles:

PART I: Corporate training centres – to keep them on the books, or not?

There are bottomline and social reasons why running in-house technical training centres should be reconsidered.

Mining training expert to lead ATI's Kimberley Training Centre

The Artisan Training Institute (ATI) has appointed Danie Wentzel to head up its satellite training centre in Kimberley.

Mastercard and ATI upskill over 200 TVET trainers

MasterCard and ATI partnership trains over 200 TVET trainers across SA, addressing critical deficit in technical training system

ATI boosts artisan skills in Northern Cape

Technical training provider the Artisan Training Institute (ATI) has announced the acquisition of the De Beers’ technical training campus (DBTTC) in a transaction that will bring new economic activity to the Northern Cape province.

Skills 2.0: the face of the South African artisan in the digital revolution

Two industry thought leaders share their views on where skills are heading in the digital revolution and why the engineering fraternity and technical training providers must work together to ensure the sustainability of our skills economy.

Artisan Training Institute hosts ‘live’ skills show at manufacturing expo

As the pressure mounts on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration to resuscitate the South African economy, the question is shifting from what he plans to do to how he plans to do it.

Skills levy: discretionary grants require a rethink

In President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2019 State of the Nation Address (SONA), he stated; one of his “five most urgent tasks at this moment in our history” is improving the education system and developing the skills for the future.

BME supports artisan skills training

Explosives manufacturer BME calls on companies to train for the future as they enrol seven employees for artisan training

When the economy slows down, businesses have a tendency to cut spending on skills development.

A forecast of South Africa’s scarce skills

With South Africa’s unemployment rate at its highest in almost 15 years, it is crucial that the youth is made aware of viable future vocations.

Demystifying the latest Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning process

The Artisan Training Institute herewith discusses the latest Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL) process as prescribed by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), to assist candidates who wish to follow a career path in