Aerospace Industry Training & Capability Development

Tejas Technologies offers a structured Industry-Oriented Induction Training Program designed specifically for the aerospace sector.
This program is aimed at aerospace MSMEs, suppliers, and engineering organizations that onboard fresh engineers and technical professionals.

The objective is to bridge the gap between academic education and real aerospace industry execution, enabling engineers to clearly understand how aerospace products are designed, manufactured, qualified, and certified within active aerospace programs.

This vertical is led by retired and senior aerospace professionals who have spent decades working on national and global aerospace development and manufacturing programs, forming the core strength of the training philosophy.

Aerospace engineering demands far more than theoretical knowledge.
New engineers often enter organizations without a clear understanding of:

• Aerospace program execution models
• Manufacturing and quality expectations
• Certification-driven design and process discipline 
• Traceability and compliance requirements
   

This training program enables organizations to reduce onboarding time, lower operational risk, and develop industry-ready engineers faster, aligned with real aerospace workflows.

A defining strength of this program is direct mentorship from retired aerospace leaders and senior industry professionals with hands-on experience in:

• Aerospace product development programs
• Helicopter systems and transmission assemblies
• Precision manufacturing and CNC machining
• Aerospace quality systems and regulatory compliance
• Qualification, validation, and certification processes
   

The training is mentor-driven, focusing on how real aerospace programs are executed—not classroom theory, but industry reality.

The program covers the complete aerospace product lifecycle, helping engineers understand how engineering, manufacturing, quality, and certification functions are interconnected.

• Aerospace specifications and design intent
• Engineering drawings, GD&T, and 3D CAD interpretation
• Aerospace materials and approved manufacturing processes
• Precision machining, tooling, and process planning
• Quality systems, documentation, and traceability
• Inspection, validation, qualification, and certification requirements
• Practical case studies from real aerospace programs
   

Each module is structured to build system-level understanding, not isolated technical knowledge.

The training methodology is designed to replicate real aerospace working environments.

• Mentor-led technical sessions
• Real engineering and manufacturing case studies
• Exposure to aerospace manufacturing and quality practices
• Interaction with subject matter experts
• Industry-oriented problem-solving approach
   

This approach enables engineers to contribute meaningfully to aerospace projects in a shorter timeframe.

This program is ideally suited for:

• Aerospace MSME companies
• Aerospace manufacturing suppliers and vendors
• Precision engineering companies entering the aerospace domain
• Newly recruited mechanical and aerospace engineers
• Organizations developing aerospace components, assemblies, or systems
   

Tejas Technologies offers customized training programs tailored to specific organizational needs, including:

• Role-based technical induction programs
• Manufacturing-focused aerospace training
• Design, drawing interpretation, and GD&T programs
• Quality, compliance, and certification awareness training
   

Training can be delivered at the Tejas Technologies facility or structured as a dedicated in-house program for organizations.

Through this training vertical, Tejas Technologies actively supports the growth of the aerospace MSME ecosystem by:

• Reducing learning curves for new engineers
• Improving aerospace engineering maturity
• Enhancing supplier capability and compliance readiness
• Building long-term industry competence
   

This initiative reflects our commitment to capability development, knowledge transfer, and sustainable aerospace growth.