EWF/IIW Diploma - Fabrication and Application (Advanced)

Is it for me?

This course is suitable for you if you are a welding co-ordinator (ISO 14731) or other specialist involved in welding fabrication (QA, QC and manufacturing).

What will I learn?

This subject is offered as final modules only. Subjects included are quality assurance and quality control in welding, welding procedure requirements, approval testing, welder performance testing, calibration, non-destructive testing, economics, repairs and case studies.

What will I leave with?

By the end of the course you should be able to:

Understand quality assurance/quality control requirements in fabrication
Understand to QA/QC requirements in welded fabrication
Understand the principles and application of different NDE methods
Gain success in appropriate examinations
Gain an appropriate TWI Diploma qualification (for full course only)
Gain the breath of knowledge required to succeed in the appropriate EWF/IIW examinations

Certification

What else should I know?

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

To progress to the Engineer level you need to have completed the Specialist a nd technologist levels and also received confirmation that you are eligible for the Engineer Modules. If you have not been assessed for this level, please provide a copy of your CV, copies of qualifications gained at level 6 and above (I.E. BSc) to iiwexam@twicertification.com

All Engineer Modules must be attended and exam taken prior to attending FAA3.

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International Welding Diplomas

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