IIW/EWF Diploma - Materials and Their Behaviour (Advanced)

Suitable for:

• Welding co-ordinators (ISO 14731)
• Other specialists interested in welding metallurgy

Course Content:

Three levels available provide personnel with the knowledge to join a range of materials and methods of avoiding problems. Modules include materials science, technology and an understanding of the characteristics and weldability of different materials, ranging from steels to non-ferrous materials. Also, cracking phenomenons are presented together with methods to avoid them.

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 COURSE

Fabrication and Applications Engineering (FAA))

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

Welding Processes and Equipment (WPE)

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

Design and Construction (DAC)

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