NC (V) : ENGINEERING & RELATED DESIGN (MECHANICAL) FITTING & TURNING To become a fitter and turner, there are a few requirements that you need to meet. Can you answer ‘yes’ to the following questions? Then studying fitting and turning(Mechanical Engineering) may be a good choice for you! - Do you enjoy working with your hands? - Are you able to concentrate while working under noisy conditions? - Do you have the patience to set up a machine and watch the machine while the turning is in progress?

#gettoknowourcourses NC (V) : ENGINEERING & RELATED DESIGN (MECHANICAL) FITTING & TURNING Fitters & Turners generally work in noisy, dirty and sometimes crowded conditions. There are many physical demands in the job, such as: standing, bending and crouching which can be tiring. Fitters & Turners work overtime on public holidays as well as do weekend and nightshift work. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Minimum entrance requirements are aligned to the NC(V) Programme and the College admission policy. Studen