The Vocational and Technical Department is the innovation and fabrication arm of Innov8 Hub. We transform environmental and industrial challenges into practical, scalable solutions through applied engineering, sustainable fabrication, material recovery, and circular production principles.
Operating as a hands-on workshop, we integrate research, collaboration, and technical execution to convert ideas into tangible, functional, and impact-driven outcomes.
The CNC (Computer Numerical Control) section utilizes machining as a precise, automated subtractive manufacturing process where computer software dictates the movement of tools to remove material from a workpiece. It translates 3D design files (CAD) into instructions (G-code) to produce complex, intricate, and high-tolerance parts from metal, wood or plastic.
The Metalwork section implores the art and science of shaping, cutting, joining, and finishing raw metal materials (ferrous and non-ferrous) into functional tools, intricate metal parts, or massive industrial structures. Utilizing techniques like forging, welding, machining, it transforms materials such as steel, aluminum, and copper into precise, durable components.
The Woodwork section engages the versatile craft of shaping, cutting, and joining wood to create functional or artistic items, ranging from furniture and cabinetry to sculptures. It involves selecting materials, employing hand or power tools, and applying techniques like joining, turning, and finishing to transform raw material into finished products.
The metallurgy section covers selection and recommendation of materials for the fabrication of prototypes. So also, casting of aluminum and heat treatment of steels for components parts.
