ITI Turner is a job-oriented Industrial Training Institute trade designed to build practical machining skills for entry-level employment in manufacturing. During the two-year program, students learn lathe operations such as facing, taper turning, thread cutting, knurling, boring, drilling, reaming and parting, along with basics of fitting and bench work. The curriculum also covers engineering drawing interpretation, workshop calculation, materials knowledge, cutting tool selection, metrology using instruments like vernier calipers and micrometers, and quality checks. Training emphasizes industrial safety, use of jigs and fixtures, and maintaining machine tools to reduce downtime. Students practice producing components within tolerance, improving accuracy and productivity. After completion, candidates typically work as Turners/Lathe Operators, machinists, production technicians, or apprentices in tool rooms, auto component units, heavy engineering and general manufacturing. With experience, they can progress to CNC operator roles, supervisors, or start small machining workshops.