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Technical Training in Architectural Aluminium Systems
This technical course is designed to introduce the engineering principles, fabrication techniques, and installation standards for modern architectural aluminium systems. It covers understanding structural profiles, glazing methods, weatherproofing, and safe handling of cutting and assembly tools to build high-quality windows, doors, and curtain walls.

who should attend?

• Aluminum fabricators and technicians looking to elevate their technical and installation skills

• Site supervisors and civil inspectors managing architectural glazing and cladding projects

• DIY enthusiasts and career switchers wanting to learn the architectural aluminum trade from scratch

• Draftsmen and estimators needing a solid practical foundation in aluminum systems and joinery

objective

• Explain the structural properties of architectural aluminium profiles, thermal break technologies, and safety codes

• Master precise cutting, punching, and assembly techniques for various window and door configurations

• Apply proper sealing, glazing, and installation methods to ensure air-tightness and structural stability

content

• Introduction to architectural aluminium: Profiles, alloys, anodizing, and powder coating standards

• Reading workshop drawings: Understanding cut lists, clearances, and hardware specifications

• Workshop machinery and tools: Safe operation of mitre saws, copy routers, and punching machines

• Fabrication of window and door systems: Sliding, hinged, and tilt-and-turn configurations

• Introduction to curtain wall systems: Stick systems, unitized systems, and structural glazing

• Glazing and weatherproofing: Selecting glass types, gaskets, setting blocks, and silicone sealants

• Installation best practices: Anchoring, leveling, thermal expansion management, and site safety

• Quality control: Testing for air/water infiltration and identifying common fabrication errors




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