Industrial Technology - Metal
The study of Industrial Technology:
• provides students with opportunities to engage in a diverse range of creative and practical experiences using a variety of technologies widely available in industrial and domestic settings
• develops in students’ knowledge and understanding of materials and processes
• leads students to an awareness of the relationship between technology, industry, society and the environment
• develops in students an understanding of the work environment and Work, Health and Safety
Topics covered include:
• Work Health and Safety
• Materials, tools and techniques
• Design
• Industry links
• Workplace Communication
Industrial Technology Metal
Course Description
This course involves the study of metal technologies and the design CAD, documentation, construction and evaluation of projects in a range of metals.
Practical projects in Year 9 include a Sheet Metal Pencil Box, Toolbox, and a Brazier.
Practical projects in Year 10 include a Bush BBQ and Carry Case, the last project is a Major Project where students research, design, complete a material list and make the project.
Please note: Students have to buy there own steel for the Major Project
What will students learn?
Students will learn various types of metal working skills by using a variety of hand tools and will be introduced to Sheet Metal Pattern Development, Machining on Lathes, Fabricating techniques using Gas Metal Arc and Oxy – Acetylene sets. The course also covers theory topics based around environmental and societal issues such as metal recycling and steel production.
Brazier Year 9 Tool Box Year 9 Bush BBQ Year 10