BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication Cebu City

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BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication is an institution accredited by TESDA that offers Technical and Vocational Education and Training Programs (TVET) under the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

As a certified welder for most of his life, the author sees the unlimited opportunities for Filipino welders to excel in their craft, given the proper training and motivation. It is the dream of every welder to achieve Class A accreditation which would open doors to excellent job placement both here and abroad. Unfortunately, many of our welders have not had formal training but learned through apprenticeships in the workplace with exposure, unfortunately again, it is often inadequate for a young person, in the rural area who have the inclination to study welding but are not able to do so, due to lack of equipment’s.

By way of paying back the blessings he had received from the Divine Providence, the author shares through this handbook what he knows about the welding technology, from the simplest to the most advance and complex: familiarization of materials, annealing, English and Metric system of measurements, tin and Babbit soldering, oxy-acetylene welding, brazing, cutting and joining dissimilar metals, aluminum welding (gas), figure and pattern development, Shield Metal Arc Welding (SMAW). He also presents his innovation and the welding techniques he has developed over the years namely: the 3GD-D single 45G-D and double 45G-D

This handbook also shows how one can learn to do welding even without the lathe machine, which is used to make accurate bevel angle on test pipe, by using plate as simulator to a pipe, forming the standard 3GD-D and applying the new technique single 45G-D and double 45G-D. Mastering the 12 factors in good welding – and a TESDA accreditation results to a new welder. before an individual becomes a multi-skilled 6G welder, he must be a SMAW welder first, the basic in the field of welding.

The procedures detailed in this material are aimed not only at cutting the cost of instructional materials, power and consumables, but also at helping produce high quality welders through a 360-hour training course, using this handbook, this country may yet come up with highly competitive welders who will meet the domestic and overseas job requirements for competent, qualified and certified welders.

BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication – Cebu City

Address: C. Borces St., Mabolo, Cebu City, Philippines
Telephone Number: (032) 2317684

TESDA Approved Programs

Here is the list of available TESDA registered programs and short courses offered in “BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication” in the province of Cebu.

List of Tesda Courses Offered / Registered Programs

Course Authorized Duration
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) NC II 268 Hours
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) NC II 354 Hours
Gas Welding NC II 234 Hours
Pipefitting NC II 202 Hours
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) NC II 268 Hours

Basic Requirements for TESDA Courses:

  • At least 18 years of age
  • At least High School Graduate
  • Copy of NSO Birth Certificate
  • With good moral character
  • Undergone a pre-training assessment
  • Can communicate both orally and in written form

Training Fees and Schedule

The cost of training and tuition fees may vary depending upon the specific course of interest and the school offering the training. Training centers also may have slightly different syllabus to teach to students in a class.

For inquiries, tuition fees, enrollment procedures, class schedule and other concern, it would be better that you visit their school/training center and inquire for other documents they may need.

Location and Contact Information

For further information, please contact the school directly at telephone number (032) 2317684. You can also visit BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication. The assessment center is located at C. Borces St., Mabolo, Cebu City, Philippines.


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