Wood & Aluminum Joinery
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Description
This course is aimed primarily at young people without a diploma or undergoing professional retraining looking to specialize in a technical, quickly employable manual trade. That's why it offers a practical, career-oriented pathway in joinery, covering both wood and aluminum: reading technical drawings, manufacturing, assembling, and installing joinery products (doors, windows, furniture, structures), with supervised use of machines and tools specific to each material, in compliance with the trade's safety and quality standards.
Objectifs pédagogiques
Understand the properties and uses of wood and aluminum in joinery Read and interpret technical drawings and diagrams Master wood cutting, assembly, and finishing techniques Master aluminum cutting, assembly, and installation techniques Safely operate joinery machines and tools Manufacture and install joinery products (doors, windows, furniture, fittings) Comply with quality standards, safety rules, and production deadlines
Programme détaillé
Wood joinery Wood materials: species, properties, and uses Reading technical drawings and taking measurements Wood joinery tools and machines (cutting, planing, drilling) Wood assembly techniques (mortise and tenon, gluing, screwing) Manufacturing wooden doors, windows, and furniture Finishing: sanding, varnishing, wood treatment Aluminum joinery -Aluminum profiles: properties and system types -Tools and machines specific to aluminum (cutting, machining) -Aluminum assembly and crimping techniques -Manufacturing and installing aluminum windows, bay windows, and structures -Sealing, insulation, and finishing of aluminum structures Cross-cutting -Workplace safety and use of protective equipment -Case study and production of a complete piece (wood and/or aluminum)
Prérequis
Level CEP/BEPC/BAC An aptitude for manual work, good physical condition, and adherence to safety instructions are recommended. Basic math skills (measurements, simple calculations) are useful.