IIW/EWF Diploma - Practical Welding Technology

Suitable for:

Since this module is part of the Diploma course, it is suitable for Welding co-ordinators (ISO 14731). However, candidates who can demonstrate practical experience on this welding processes are exempted from this module.

Course Content:

Follows guidelines for practical training in MMA, TIG, MIG/MAG and oxyfuel gas cutting and welding processes. The module provides supervised project work at varying levels to suit the background experience of course members.

Certification / Awarding Body:



Objectives:

• to gain a practical understanding of oxyfuel welding, TIG, MMA and MIG/MAG welding

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

Fabrication and Applications Engineering (FAA))

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

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)

Design and Construction (DAC)

• Design and Construction Course - Foundation
• Design and Construction Course - Intermediate
• Design and Construction Course - Advanced