Industrial Training Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is all about designing, building, installing, maintaining and troubleshooting machines of all sizes and types. And mechanical engineers most likely assume entry-level jobs in the areas of

Tool designing

Machine shop operations

Computer numerical control programming

Equipment designing, building and testing

Facilities planning and scheduling

Plant expansion and layout planning

Quality control systems development

Job safety programs preparation

Manuals preparation

Material selection for machine/tool building

Machine troubleshooting

Machine installation

Performance evaluation of machines

Customer services

Technical sales

We at ThinkNEXT Technologies in Chandigarh, Mohali prepared our Industrial Training Mechanical Engineering students to develop solutions, resolve problems, and ensure smooth operations in a variety of settings. They may be associated with companies in diverse industries, including but not limited to, mechanical, oil and gas, automobile, biomedical, nuclear, energy, aeronautical, marine, aerospace, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, electronics, metals, defence, construction and utilities.

Mechanical engineering in considered to be the most diverse among all engineering disciplines. This is why mechanical engineers can find employment in diverse industrial sectors. For the past few years the professionals have been enjoying an explosion of expanded opportunities. The reason is that the companies became more automated and dependent on computer control machines. This broadened the career prospects for mechanical engineers.