WELD 3930 Welding Project Management

Year
Year 3
Semester
First Semester
Credit
2
Program Description

Planning, scheduling, and cost estimation for large-scale welding and fabrication projects.

About this course

This course teaches you how to plan, schedule, and estimate costs for large-scale welding and fabrication projects. You will work through real-world scenarios that require careful sequencing of operations, accurate resource allocation, and clear communication with stakeholders.

You will learn to use industry-standard tools to build project timelines and identify critical paths. The course also covers quality control checkpoints and safety requirements that must be built into every project plan.

Who takes this course

WELD 3930 is an elective course. It is open to students in the Welding & Fabrication Technician program who want to develop management skills for fabrication environments.

Credits: 1.5 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

  • Apply scheduling techniques to sequence welding and fabrication operations.
  • Estimate material, labour, and overhead costs for welding projects.
  • Develop project timelines using industry-standard management tools.
  • Identify quality control checkpoints and safety requirements in project plans.
  • Communicate project status and changes to stakeholders.

Evaluation

Component Weight (%)
Project plan and cost estimate 40
Mid-term case study 20
Final project presentation 25
Participation and quizzes 15