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Aeronautical Structure and Equipment Fitter

Skills taught in ITI

  • Basic fitting operations including hacksawing, filing, drilling, tapping, grinding, and sheet metal work with dimensional accuracy up to ±0.1 mm tolerance
  • Riveting techniques on both metallic and composite materials, including open and closed riveted box manufacturing with anchor nuts and electrical bonding.
  • Aircraft systems knowledge covering hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, oxygen, and flight control systems including pipe fitting, assembly, and leak testing.
  • Electrical harness building, connector termination, corrosion treatment, NDT, surface treatment, and composite manufacturing using wet lay-up methods.

Skills needed by Industry

  • Precision assembly and fitting skills with ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation as per aerospace standards.
  • Hands-on expertise in composite material handling, drilling, and riveting using carbon fibre and glass fibre for structural components.
  • Proficiency in aircraft system installation including hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, and oxygen pipe routing, leak testing, and safety compliance.
  • Competence in NDT inspection, corrosion treatment, electrical harness installation, and adherence to FOD and 5S workplace safety procedures.

Job Opportunities

  • Aeronautical Structure Fitter or Equipment Fitter in aerospace manufacturing companies like HAL, Airbus, Boeing, and TATA Advanced Systems.
  • Aircraft MRO Technician handling maintenance, repair, and overhaul of aircraft structures and systems in airlines and defense organizations.
  • Composite Structure Assembler working on advanced aircraft components using carbon fibre and glass fibre in aerospace production facilities.
  • Hydraulic, Pneumatic, or Fuel System Technician in aviation service providers, defense establishments, and international aerospace companies.

Upskilling Opportunities

  • Pursue DGCA AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer) license or EASA Part-66 certification for globally recognized aviation maintenance credentials.
  • Obtain NDT Level II or Level III certification in methods like ultrasonic, radiographic, or dye penetrant testing for quality inspection roles.
  • Enroll in advanced diploma programs in Aerospace Engineering or Aviation Maintenance Technology to strengthen theoretical and practical knowledge.
  • Pursue specialized short-term courses in composite repair, avionics, quality inspection, or aircraft systems to advance into senior technical roles.

Trade Details

Duration
2 years
Qualification
10th Standard
Sector
Capital Goods And Manufacturing
Councelling seats
40
Management seats
0
Total seats
40

Career Pathway

Entry Level
Aeronautical Structure Fitter Trainee / Apprentice in aerospace companies like HAL, TATA Advanced Systems, or MRO service providers.
Mid Level
Skilled Technician / Sr. Technician in aircraft structural assembly, composite manufacturing, or hydraulic & fuel systems in airlines and defense organizations.
Senior Level
Progress as Inspection Supervisor or Production Supervisor and rise up to Shop Floor Manager; become an entrepreneur in aerospace component manufacturing or aircraft MRO services.

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