ABOUT THIS PROGRAMME
CBMT is a training system for apprentices who are interested in learning a trade.
This method of training focuses strongly on the practical application of the trade requirements. Apprentices acquire essential skills in the workshop. After a prescribed duration of practical work experience (depending on your theoretical qualification level), you will ultimately be able to apply for a qualifying Trade Test in your chosen field as prescribed by the relevant SETA.
Minimum Admission requirements
The minimum entrance requirement for practical training is a Grade 12 or minimum N2 Certificate, preferably with Mathematics and Science.
Automotive Body Repair and Spray-Painting minimum entrance requirement is Grade 9 pass
CAREER opportunities
Competency Based Modular training focuses strongly on practical application. You acquire essential skills in the workshop environment which means you can start work in your field immediately after completing the relevant programme.
Duration
10 weeks per level
Course content
Millwright
Millwright is what is known as a dual trade. It is a combination of the Electrical and Fitting trades. For a person to qualify as a Millwright he/she would have to complete the Trade subjects for Fitting as well as for Electrical Engineering at N2 Level. He/she would also be required to do all CBMT Levels for both Fitting and Electrical
Electrical
Level 1
- Safety in the workplace and when working with electrical installations
- Basic hand tools
- Basic electrical circuitry
- Introduction to low tension cables
- Select, use and care for electric measuring instruments
- Install electric wire ways
- Basic lighting circuits
- Installation, earthing and wiring of electric circuits
- Domestic wiring
- Industrial wiring installations
- Test and inspect single-phase domestic installations
Level 2
- Installing heating and heat control systems
- Installation of advanced control systems
- Installation and maintenance of transformers
- Advanced electronics
- Introduction to basics of motors and generators
- Inspect, test and assess motors
Level 3
- Install, test and assess advanced relays and timers
- Repair, and maintain single-phase motor control
- Test, repair and install direct-on-line motor starters
- Test, inspect and repair star delta motor starters
- Test, inspect and repair multi-speed motor starters
- Test, inspect and maintain various motor starters
- Fault-finding
- Understand programmable logic controllers
Fitting & Turning
Level 1
- Understand and perform arc welding
- Understand and perform gas cutting and heating
- Understand and perform gas welding and brazing
- Sharpen chisels
- Sharpen drills
- Dress screwdrivers
- Sharpen punches
- Sharpen marking-off tools
- Manufacture components from drawings
- Identify tools and tooling aids
- Use tools and tooling aids
- Maintain tools and tooling aids
- Use hand tools applicable to the trade
- Inspect and replace locking devices
- Identify materials
- Select and use measuring equipment
- Mark off flanges and couplings
- Identify safety signs
- Use power tools
- Correct use of hand-operated hydraulic presses
- Inspect and replace grinding stone to pedestal grinder
Level 2
- Understand the basics of mechanical assemblies
- Inspect and repair brakes and clutch systems
- Inspect, fit, and remove bearings
- Basic lifting techniques
- Inspect and repair couplings
- Install and maintain drives
- Identify, install and service hydraulic systems
- Lubrication
- Identify, install and maintain pneumatic systems
- Identify, install and maintain pumps
- Install machinery
Level 3
- Carry out routine inspection on Centre lathe
- Turn an external and internal taper
- Turn an external and internal radius
- Turn a workpiece between centres
- Turn workpieces using fixed and trawling steads
- Compile a machining procedure
- Recall the parts of a centre lathe
- Set and calibrate dials
- Set up a workpiece in four-jaw chuck
- Identify different types of cutting tools
- Turn an external parallel workpiece
- Turn an internal parallel workpiece
- Turn internal and external threads
Level 4
- Carry out inspection on milling machine
- Mount a universal head
- Identify high-speed and tungsten cutting tools
- Machine a spur gear
- Cut an external key-way
- Machine a hexagon
- Machine a cube using a machine vice
- Drill evenly spaced holes on pcd’s
- Split a bush using a split-saw
- Compile a machining procedure
- Recall the parts of a universal milling machine
- Set and calibrate dials
- Set up a workpiece in a dividing head suinga 3-jaw chuck
- Set up a workpiece on a turntable
- Use a dividing head for indexing
- Cut an internal keyway
Fabrication / Platers and Welders
FABRICATION
Level 1
- Carry out inspection on milling machine
- Mount a universal head
- Identify high-speed and tungsten cutting tools
- Machine a spur gear
- Cut an external key-way
- Machine a hexagon
- Machine a cube using a machine vice
- Drill evenly spaced holes on pcd’s
- Split a bush using a split-saw
- Compile a machining procedure
- Recall the parts of a universal milling machine
- Set and calibrate dials
- Set up a workpiece in a dividing head suinga 3-jaw chuck
- Set up a workpiece on a turntable
- Use a dividing head for indexing
- Cut an internal keyway
Level 2
- Lay out and mark off pieces from drawings
- Recall terms and definitions in gas welding and brazing
- Interpret welding data sheets
- Identify all gas welding and brazing defects and causes
- Set up gas cylinders, torches and hoses for use in the workplace
- Prepare and assemble workpieces for gas weld
- Maintain gas welding equipment
- Perform fillet and butt weld with full penetration on materials
- Use lifting equipment
- Rectify distortion and welding defects
- Understand heat manipulation processes of metals
- Fabricate components from drawings
Level 3
- Make detailed drawings and compile material lists
- Weld with manual metal arc welding techniques
- Recall information on welding data sheet
- Prepare and assemble workpieces arc welding
- Fabricate structures using rolled sections
- Lay-out structural fabrication
- Make templates according to specifications and drawings
- Identify code requirements on drawings and sketches
Level 4
- Develop layouts for the fabrication: hoppers and chutes
- Fabricate of hoppers, chutes, cylinders and cones from drawings
- Assemble cylinders, dished heads of nozzles
- Use fasteners applicable to the trade
- Calculate and mark off splays on rafters and beams
- Assemble, erect, align and level steel structures
WELDING
Level 1
- Identify ac and dc equipment and welding machines
- Prepare material and set equipment
- Identify defects and methods to rectify
- Recall information and welding procedure
- Maintenance of machines and equipment
- Basic lifting techniques
- Select and use welding equipment and tools
- Hand cut pipes / plates
- Prepare plates for welding
- Explain defects and methods to rectify
- Weld sheet and plate in all positions
- Use and maintain measuring, cutting and marking tools and maintain hand tools for the trade
- Recall terms, definitions, use of materials
- Lay out, mark off workpieces and positions
- Safety procedures in welding and oxy-fuel cut
Level 2
- Identify and setup equipment needed
- Gas weld steel pipes in all positions
- Recall and identify current identification systems
- Weld plates in all positions
- Identify and rectify
- Identify metal defects visually
- Lay out and mark off positions on pipelines
- Operating a guillotine
- Operating a power saw
Level 3
- Prepare material and equipment for welding
- Identify defects and methods to rectify faults
- Welding procedures and information
- Weld joints (mild steel) plates
- Weld joints (mild steel) pipes
- Maintenance of tungsten arc welding equipment
- Identify and set up
- Select correct tungsten
- Prepare and machine material
- Identify defects and methods to rectify faults
- Welding procedure and use information from drawings
- Weld joints (aluminium)
Level 4
- Weld joints on aluminium plate
- Maintenance of equipment
- Weld mild steel pipes
- Weld mild steel plates, all positions
Automotive Body Repair / Spray-painting
AUTOMOTIVE BODY REPAIR
Level 1
- Use basic hand tools
- The construction of the vehicle
- Sawing
- Chiselling
- Riveting
- Grind sheetmetal using power tools
- Gas welding
- Brazing metal components
- Metal cutting with oxyacetylene
- Mig welding
- Plasma-arc metal cutting
- Intro to training in the motor industry
- Safety and first aid knowledge in workshop
Level 2
- Vehicle examination
- Remove and replace bumpers
- Remove and replace vehicle headlamps
- Remove and replace vehicle doors
- Remove and replace the decklid/tailgate
- Remove and replace exterior and interior trim
- Remove and replace upholstery
- Remove and replace the dashboard
- Remove and replace air conditioner components
- Remove and replace a sliding roof
- Remove and replace electrics
- Remove and replace vehicle glass
- Remove and replace direct glazed windscreens
Level 3
- Remove and replace the engine
- Remove and replace transmission rear wheel
- Remove and replace transmission front wheel
- Remove and replace suspension (rear wheel)
- Remove and replace suspension (front wheel)
- Repair plastic components
- Repair glass fibre panels
- Lead filling
- Polyester body filling
- Repair minor dents
- Reshape a box section
- Align the upper body structure
- Re-align the body shell
- Re-align frame (chassis)
- Remove and replace fixed body components
- Join body components
- Replace a part panel
- Repair a deformed panel
- Restore the wheel alignment
Level 4
- Content to be sent when received.
AUTOMOTIVE SPRAY-PAINTING
Level 1
- Introduction to training in the motor industry
- Safety and first aid knowledge in workshop
- Maintain the spray booth
- Identify the components of an air compressor
- Identify and maintain the spray guns
- Perform feather edging and sanding
- Perform basic masking of a vehicle
- Perform vehicle paint stripping
Level 2
- Identify primers and primer filler
- Apply primers and primer filler
- Apply the indicator/guide coat
- Perform final masking for finishing coats
- Perform final solvent cleaning
- Perform colour mixing and matching
Level 3
- Mixing thinning and application of finishing coats
- Perform final cleaning and polishing
- Perform an assessment of paint defects
Wood Machinist / Joinery
- Machine tongue and groove boarding
- Machine components for cupboard with hinged door
- Machine components for glass door
- Machine components for bar counter
- Machine components for straight flight of stairs
- Machine components for a casement window
- Machine components to counter-balance sliding sash windows
- Assemble/fit cupboard from machined components
- Assemble half-glass door and fit door
- Assemble bar counter and fit the counter
- Assemble straight flight staircases with newels
- Assemble casement window frame/fit window
- Assemble counter-balance sliding sash window