The Master 1 and 2 in Metal Construction and Industrial Mechanics is a program that prepares students to design, manufacture, and maintain metal structures and complex mechanical systems. Here is an overview of the skills developed and career opportunities:
Skills developed
- Design and sizing: Mastery of computer-aided design (CAD) tools to create metal and mechanical structures (bridges, frames, tanks, etc.).
- Manufacturing and assembly: Welding, machining, and assembly techniques for the realization of industrial works.
- Industrial maintenance: Management and optimization of mechanical systems to guarantee their performance and durability.
- Industrial project management: Planning, monitoring, and coordination of construction and maintenance projects.
- Materials analysis: Understanding of material properties to choose the most adapted to projects.
- Standards and regulation: Knowledge of safety standards and regulations in force in the industrial field.
Career opportunities
- Graduates of this program can access various professions, such as:
- Engineer in metal construction or mechanics.
- Industrial maintenance manager.
- Mechanical engineering project manager.
- Consultant in metal structures.
- Production manager in manufacturing industries.
- Designer in specialized design offices.
With experience, they can evolve toward technical management positions or management of large industrial projects. This program is particularly sought after in the construction, energy, aeronautics, and automotive sectors.
