ITI Trade: Mechanic (Tractor)
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Overview:
The ITI trade Mechanic (Tractor) is a job-oriented course designed to meet the growing demands of skilled professionals in both the government and private sectors. It equips students with the technical know-how and practical skills required for tractor repair, maintenance, and overhauling. This trade is an excellent choice for individuals seeking self-employment opportunities and entrepreneurial ventures, making them self-reliant and empowered.
This course is meticulously structured to meet the industrial requirements of both Indian and international markets, preparing trainees to work efficiently in agriculture, construction, and other heavy-duty industries where tractors are used.
Course Objectives:
Upon successful completion of the Mechanic (Tractor) trade, the trainee will be able to:
✅ Perform basic fitting work, including grinding, surface finishing, sheet metal fabrication, bending, and welding operations.
✅ Carry out electrical, electronic, non-destructive testing (NDT), and battery testing in a tractor workshop environment.
✅ Service and maintain cooling, lubrication, intake, exhaust, and fuel feed systems of various tractor models.
✅ Overhaul diesel engines, clutches, gearboxes, differentials, and PTO (Power Take-Off) units.
✅ Repair and maintain the steering system, power tiller assemblies, agricultural implements, and charging/starting systems.
✅ Carry out preventive maintenance and troubleshooting for the entire tractor unit.
What a Mechanic (Tractor) Does:
A Mechanic (Tractor) diagnoses issues, repairs, and overhauls tractors using a variety of mechanical processes. The professional works across agriculture, construction, and heavy-duty industries, ensuring tractors and related equipment function reliably and efficiently.
Assessable Outcomes with Assessment Criteria
The following outcomes and criteria are to be achieved by the trainee after completing each semester and upon qualifying for the certification:
Semester-Wise Learning Outcomes:
Semester I
- Master basic fitting and fabrication techniques.
- Perform sheet metal work, bending, and welding.
- Conduct electrical and electronic testing, including battery inspection and non-destructive testing (NDT).
- Gain proficiency in cooling system servicing, lubrication, intake and exhaust system maintenance, and fuel supply system repair.
Semester II
- Overhaul diesel engines with precision.
- Service and repair clutch assemblies and gearboxes.
- Maintain differential and PTO units, focusing on efficiency and durability.
- Repair and align steering systems, ensuring proper handling and safety.
Semester III
- Service power tillers and tractor implements.
- Maintain and repair charging and starting systems.
- Conduct comprehensive diagnostic assessments for major assemblies.
- Provide preventive maintenance services for maximizing tractor performance and lifespan.
Semester IV
- Perform complete tractor overhauls, ensuring systems are restored to optimal working condition.
- Diagnose and resolve complex mechanical and electronic issues.
- Apply industry safety standards and environmental best practices in day-to-day operations.
- Gain practical exposure through field training and real-world projects.
Career Opportunities:
After successful completion, students can work as:
- Tractor Mechanics in authorized service centers.
- Service Engineers in manufacturing industries.
- Workshop Supervisors or Technicians.
- Self-employed entrepreneurs by starting their own tractor repair workshops.
- Professionals in government departments, such as Agriculture and Transport.
Why Choose Mechanic (Tractor) Trade?
- Job-ready skills that meet industry standards.
- Opportunity to work globally in the agriculture and construction machinery sectors.
- Self-employment potential with low investment and high demand.
- Contribute to mechanization in agriculture, enhancing productivity