IIW/EWF Diploma - Design and Construction (Foundation)

Suitable for:

• Welding co-ordinators (ISO 14731)
• Other specialists involved in the design of welded structures

Course Content:

Similarly offered at three levels, the modules concentrate on welding and fabrication issues such as design principles, fracture mechanics, behaviour of welded structures in service, fatigue and brittle fracture, engineering critical assessment and thermodynamically loaded structures as well as the practicalities of construction of a variety of products.

Certification / Awarding Body:



Objectives:

• to understand features, benefits and application of various welding and joining methods
• to understand behaviour of materials and their response to welding and joining methods
• to appreciate design requirements and their implications and understand why products fail and how it may be avoided
• to understand quality assurance/quality control requirement in fabrication
• to gain the breath of knowledge required to succeed in the appropriate IIW/EWF examinations

Additional Information:

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are various routes for obtaining the qualifications of Welding Specialist, Welding Technologist or Welding Engineer. The first step is to forward a C.V. for assessment.

Career Progression:

IIW/EWF DIPLOMA TRAINING

Materials and their Behaviour (MAB))

• Materials and Their Behaviour - Foundation (TWI Diploma)
• Materials and Their Behaviour - Intermediate (TWI Diploma)
• Materials and Their Behaviour - Advanced (TWI Diploma)

Welding Processes and Equipment (WPE)

• Welding Process and Equipment Course - Foundation
• Welding Process and Equipment Course - Intermediate
• Welding Process and Equipment Course - Advanced

Fabrication and Applications Engineering (FAA))

• Fabrication and Applications Engineering Diploma - Foundation
• Fabrication and Applications Engineering Diploma - Intermediate
• Fabrication and Applications Engineering Diploma - Advanced