An ITI Fitter (Industrial Training Institute Fitter) typically works in industries related to mechanical engineering, fabrication, and maintenance. The job role involves the following responsibilities:
Assembling, fitting, and installing mechanical components in machines or equipment.
Reading blueprints, technical drawings, and manuals to ensure correct assembly.
Ensuring alignment and functioning of components during assembly.
Maintaining and repairing machines, equipment, and mechanical systems.
Troubleshooting faults and carrying out repairs to prevent equipment breakdowns.
Performing preventive maintenance and replacing worn-out parts.
Operating machines like lathes, milling machines, and grinders to fabricate parts.
Cutting, shaping, and finishing parts to precise measurements.
Using hand tools and power tools to make adjustments or assemble parts.
Ensuring all mechanical components meet quality and safety standards.
Conducting inspections and tests on finished parts and machinery.
Recording test results and ensuring compliance with specifications.
Using welding techniques (e.g., arc welding, MIG welding) to join metal parts.
Ensuring proper welding procedures are followed for strength and durability.
Using a variety of hand tools and machines to cut, shape, and finish metal components.
Ensuring tools and equipment are maintained and in good working condition.
Collaborating with engineers and other professionals for design and modification.
Working as part of a maintenance or production team.
Following safety protocols and wearing protective equipment.
Ensuring work areas are safe and free of hazards.
Manufacturing plants
Engineering workshops
Automobile industries
Construction sites
Power plants and maintenance units
Required Skills and Qualifications:
ITI certification in Fitting (often after completing 1 years of training).
Knowledge of machinery, tools, and mechanical systems.
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.
Proficiency in using fitting tools and machines like lathes, drill presses, and grinders.
Understanding of safety and quality standards in the workplace.
This role requires technical skills, attention to detail, and practical knowledge of mechanical systems.