• Legal Status: Section 8 Company • Non-Profit
  • An Initiative Of: Winntus Group (CSR)
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Formwork in practice
A high-rise core under construction, its slab edges and climbing safety screen visible through protective netting High-rise slab edges
Reinforced-concrete slab bays with column starter bars, supported by props beneath a tower craneSlab bay & crane Two workers cutting steel with an abrasive saw, sparks throwing across a site fabrication baySteel cutting on site A grid of props holding slab formwork in place beside a finished column with its starter bars waiting to be tiedPropped slab formwork A worker grinding the collar of a steel prop in a yard stacked with formwork componentsProp overhaul
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A 150-hour certificate programme in Aluminium Formwork Technology & Site Practices, delivered across six modules: Formwork Fundamentals, Aluminium Formwork, Mobile Practical Lab, Factory Visit, Live Site Exposure, and Assessment & Placement.

It was initially designed for Diploma Civil Engineering students.

Learning is measured through theory, drawing interpretation and practical competency assessments rather than attendance alone.

WIFT intends to use existing academic infrastructure while bringing specialized faculty, practical tools and industry exposure – taking industry-led construction education to students rather than building heavy infrastructure first.

Colleges, industry professionals, developers, EPC contractors, formwork specialists and institutions.

WIFT is a Section 8 Company and Non-Profit Organisation, established as a CSR initiative by Winntus Group.

WIFT’s published roadmap describes recognition and affiliations as planned work. It does not claim current NSDC or CSDCI affiliation. See the quality and recognition roadmap for the stated stages.

Colleges can contact WIFT at info@wift.co.in or +91 96060 56576 to discuss the proposed college-partnership model, practical tools and industry exposure. Read the partnership model and 150-hour programme outline before sending an enquiry.
Formwork bays set out in an excavation with a tower behind

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Formwork in five ideas

How do skyscrapers rise a floor every four days?

  1. Monolithic Casting The core concept
  2. Hardware & Components System breakdown
  3. Science of Striking Safe form removal
  4. Engineering for Safety Calculated precision
  5. High-Speed Cycle 4-day slab cycle

Building knowledge. Building skills. Building construction excellence.

WIFT welcomes colleges, industry professionals, developers, EPC contractors, formwork specialists and institutions.

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