Mechanical Training
Quality Controller Courses
Certified Quality Inspector
Certified Quality Controller
Basic QA/QC
Certified Document Controller
Certified Quality Inspector

- Must know basic quality terms, definitions and concepts.
- Must know the definition of PDCA and understand the team concept.
- Must understand types of measurement, measurement terminology and the different types of measurement scales.
- Must know the difference between accuracy and precision and be able to select the appropriate measuring tools and techniques.
- Must know how to measure using surface plate layouts.
- Must be able to identify/recognize inspection errors and initiate resolution.
- Must have basic calibration knowledge.
- Must be able to read and interpret blueprints and know definitions of critical, major and minor characteristics.
- Must be able to use inspection planning tools and perform a product audit; determine sample size for lots; pull random samples.
- Must be able to identify and report nonconforming material.
- Must understand traceability (product, material and calibration).
About Course
Certified Quality Inspector is an Engineering Specialization Certification program for General Graduates, ITI & HSE Holders. After Successful completion of this program each student will be enough trained equivalent to an Engineer of 1-2 year relevant experience in handling various duties and responsibilities of respective industry. The CQI Professional may work in following designation at various industries- Fabrication Supervisor/Inspector
- Inspection Supervisor/Inspector
- Welding Supervisor
- Welding Inspector
- Quality Supervisor
- Quality Inspector
- NDE Inspector
- Welding QA/QC
- QA/QC Inspector etc…
- Introduction to Certified Quality Controller Scheme
- Welding Inspection
- Material Engineering
- Destructive Testing
- Non Destructive Testing
- Industrial Engineering Drawings
- General Industrial Health & Safety
- Maintenance Inspections
- Codes & Standards Familiarization
- Quality Documentation & Reporting
Education and/or Experience
To apply for certification as a Quality Inspector, you must have:- +2, ITI or Graduation in Any Discipline or
- Two years of on-the-job experience in mechanical inspection or a related field.
Certified Quality Controller

- Fabrication Engineer
- Welding Engineer
- Reliability Engineer
- Quality Manager
- NDE Engineer
- QA/QC Engineer etc.
- Inspection Engineer
- Welding Inspector
- Risk Based Inspection Engineer
- Quality Engineer
- Welding QA/QC
Course Content
- Introduction To Certified Quality Controller
- Welding Engineering
- Material Science And Engineering
- Destructive Testing
- Product Technology
- Blasting & Coating Science
- Piping Engineering
- Quality Management Engineering
- Industrial Engineering Drawings
- General Industrial Health And Safety
- Maintenance Inspections
- Corrosion
- Non Destructive Testing And Practices (Rt, Ut, Mpt, Pt, Vt, Rtfi, Utm)
- Codes And Standards Familiariazation
- Quality Documentation & Reporting
- Topical Briefing On Advanced Ndt Techniques
- Soft Skills And Job Skill Development
Basic QA/QC

Roles Played By QA/QC Engineer
A QA/QC Engineer plays a major role in almost all industry. Their work involves monitoring of products, testing them and ensuring that it meets the specified standards. They have to check the durability of the products and in case of any concern try and find a solution to it. They have to make sure that the production takes place in the proper manner and the quality of the product is maintained. There are a wide variety of opportunities for QA/AC mechanical engineers. There are various techniques that are used to ensure the quality of the products. These techniques help them detect the irregularities at the initial stage thus helping them to find a solution for the same. Who Should Attend? To apply for certification as a Quality Inspector, you must have:- +2, ITI or Graduation in any discipline or
- Two years of on-the-job experience in mechanical inspection or a related field.
Course Content
- Roles and Responsibilities of QA / QC Engineer- Mechanical
- Introduction to ISO 9001 . ISO 9004 , ISO 14000. ISO 19011
- Interpretations of Quality Management Systems ISO 9001 : 2015
- International Codes and Standards
- Welding and NDT Requirements
- Preparation of Project Quality Plan
- Preparation of Inspection Test Plans – ITPs
- Preparation of QC Procedures
- Pressure Testing and Control of QA / QC Documents
- PMI/Destructive Testing
- Post Weld Heat Treatment
- Hardness Test
- Non Destructive Inspection of welds
- Valve and valve inspection
- Hydrotest
Certified Document Controller

- Beginners in Document Control: this course gives a robust foundation for the profession, explains all the tasks and responsibilities, and contains numerous workshops and tutorials. You will acquire competencies that can be applied to day-to-day work.
- Experienced Document Controllers: most Document Controllers learn the discipline ‘on-the-job’. This course consolidates basics, formalizes knowledge and deepens competences. It allows experienced Document Controllers to compare their experience with common / best practices.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:- Explain the requirements for document control, traceability, auditability, quality, consistency
- Understand the role of the document controller and his/her interfaces
- List out and perform the critical quality checks to run on documentation
- Understand what a deliverable is and how it is managed
- Understand the rationale behind document numbering and the different means of document identification
- Understand each step of the documents lifecycle and the document control tasks and requirements to manage document creation, review, comments, approval, modification
- Make the distinction between working and official documents
- Understand the requirement for document templates
- Ensure the traceability of documents, comments, distribution and transmittal
- Understand document control specifications and procedures
- Understand the requirement for transmittal sheets
- Understand the specifics of Project Document Control and the differences between Project and Non-Project environment
- Ensure document distribution and manage document review and approval
- Understand the work for As-Built and Final Documentation phases
- Understand the requirements for document security and confidentiality and the means for document protection
- Understand the capabilities of an electronic document management systems (EDMS)