What to include (in this order)
- 1
Header
Name, phone, email, city. Add willingness to relocate if you are open to plant locations.
- 2
Objective
One or two lines naming your trade or branch and the role you want — technician, junior engineer, apprentice.
- 3
Education
Diploma/ITI trade, institute, year and percentage, then Class 10 (and 12 if applicable).
- 4
Industrial training / apprenticeship
Company, duration, department, and what you did on the shop floor.
- 5
Technical skills
Machines, tools, software and safety practices you can use without supervision.
- 6
Projects
Final-year or workshop projects with what you built and how it was tested.
- 7
Certifications
Apprenticeship certificate, safety training, CNC/PLC/AutoCAD courses.
Sample bullet points
- Completed 6-month apprenticeship in the machine shop of an auto-components plant, operating CNC turning centres under supervision.
- Carried out preventive maintenance checks on 12 hydraulic presses as per daily checklist.
- Built a working model of an automatic water-level controller using sensors and a relay circuit as diploma project.
- Trained in workplace safety, 5S and basic first aid during industrial training.
Tips that make a difference
- Name specific machines and tools — lathe, CNC, PLC, multimeter — not just 'mechanical knowledge'.
- Mention safety training; plants value it highly.
- Keep the language simple and the layout single-column.
- If you have an NCVT/SCVT certificate, list it clearly.
Skills you can list
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Build this resumeFrequently asked questions
Should a diploma fresher write a career objective?+
A short objective helps here because it tells the employer your trade and target role at a glance. Keep it to two lines.
What if I have no work experience?+
Lead with industrial training, apprenticeship and projects — these count as practical experience for technician roles.
Should I mention ITI and diploma both?+
Yes, list both under education with the trade, institute and year.