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Welding training courses and schools

School: UK Virtual College
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Welding Safety (Certificate)
Course Format: Online
The aim of this short module is to raise understanding and awareness of the safety issues associated with welding. Upon completion learners will be aware of a range of key issues, including: the four main types of welding appropriate protective equipment safety tips relating to the work area, equipment, fumes and ventilation and confined spaces First Aid. By completing this short module...
 

School: Carl Stahl Evita
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Oxy-Fuel Gas Safety and Cutting
Course Format: On-site
This course is for delegates who are required to carry out Oxy-Fuel Gas Cutting operations, either to company or individuals specification. Aim The aim of this course is to train persons with the skill and knowledge required to undertake Oxy-Fuel Gas Cutting tasks competently and safely. Training Objectives Upon completion of this course delegates will be able to: - Set up Oxy-Fue...
 

Tungsten Inert Gas Welding
Course Format: On-site
This course is for delegates who are required to carry out TIG/TAG welding operations, either to company specification, or to an appropriate coding. The course can be adapted to suit the client¡¯s specific requirements, including material types, grades and forms, joint configuration and welding positions. Aim The aim of this course is to train persons with the skill and knowledge required ...
 

Manual Metal Arc Welding
Course Format: On-site
This course is for delegates who are required to carry out MMA welding operations, either to company specification, or to an appropriate coding. The course can be adapted to suit the client¡¯s specific requirements, including material types, grades and forms, joint configuration and welding positions. Aim The aim of this course is to train persons with the skill and knowledge required to u...
 

Metal Inert/Active Gas Welding
Course Format: On-site
This course is for delegates who are required to carry out Mig/Mag welding operations, either to company specification, or to an appropriate coding. The course can be adapted to suit the client¡¯s specific requirements, including material types, grades and forms, joint configuration and welding positions. Aim The aim of this course is to train persons with the skill and knowledge to undert...
 

School: Aylesbury Training Group
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WELDING TECHNIQUES USING MANUAL METAL ARC (MMA) Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
On completion of this Workshop participants will be able to safely assemble and operate welding equipment, and select the most economic and appropriate procedures and techniques for producing welds to the required size and quality using the MMA welding process. Participants will also be able to recognise welding defects, appreciate their causes and apply the appropriate remedies. This Wor...
 

WELDING TECHNIQES USING OXY ACETYLINE Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
On completion of this Workshop participants will be able to safely assemble and operate welding equipment, and will be able to select the most economic and appropriate procedures and techniques for producing welds to the required size and quality, by the Oxy Acetylene welding process. Participants will also be able to recognise welding defects, appreciate their causes and apply the appropriat...
 

WELDING TECHNIQES USING TUNGSTEN INERT GAS (TIG) Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
On completion of this Workshop participants will be able to safely assemble and operate welding equipment, and will be able to select the most economic and appropriate procedures and techniques for producing welds to the required size and quality, by the TIG welding process. Participants will also be able to recognise welding defects, appreciate their causes and apply the appropriate remedies....
 

WELDING TECHNIQES USING METAL INERT GAS (MIG) Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
On completion of this Workshop participants will be able to safely assemble and operate welding equipment, and will be able to select the most economic and appropriate procedures and techniques for producing welds to the required size and quality, by the MIG welding process. Participants will also be able to recognise welding defects, appreciate their causes and apply the appropriate remedies....
 

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