DESKRIPSI

To give engineering personnel an insight into a range of welding technologies, to understand welding and fabrication processes to produce fit-for-purpose welds for specific applications, and to raise understanding and awareness of the safety issues associated with welding.

PARTICIPANTS

Engineers and engineering trades personnel in the Mining and Resources Industries wanting to progress towards Welding Supervisor or Welding Inspector qualifications.

COURSE OUTLINE

1. Introduction to Welding Processes, Metal Cutting & Gouging
2. Welding Process Definitions and Selection
3. Health & Safety, Gas Cylinders and Hazards
4. Health Hazards of Welding
5. Gases and Fumes
6. Heat
7. Noise
8. Safety Hazard of Welding
9. Electrical hazards
10. Dangerous machinery
11. Trips and falls
12. Hazards of Welding in Confined Spaces
13. Hazards of Compressed Gases
14. Reducing the Hazards of Welding
15. Engineering Controls and Work Practices
16. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
17. Air Monitoring
18. Medical Monitoring
19. Codes & Regulations
20. Welding Carbon Steel & Alloy Steels (Q&T, Cr/Mo, etc)
21. Welding Non-Ferrous metals and other materials
22. Weld Preparations, Welding Terms and Symbols
23. Welding Procedures
24. Welder Qualifications
25. Heat Treatment
26. Welding Consumables
27. Weld Testing and Welding Documentation
28. Distortion, Corrosion and Fatigue Failure
29. QC in Welding
    

TRAINING METHOD

Presentation

Discussion

Case Study

Evaluation

FACILITIES

Training Kit

Handout

Certificate

1 X Lunch

2 X Coffee Break

Souvenir