Welding Courses
Welding is a highly stilled trade and hard to get the weld right first time; professionally trained and qualified welders reduce the need for having to re-work the job in the short-term.
It is expected for all UK qualified welders to adhere to the strict European standards set down; not only for the importance of competence with the work, but also placing tough controls on the industry to protect users. Increasing numbers of companies are expected to make sure their welders are trained both practically& qualified to practice.
- EAL Level 1 Award in Introductory Metal Inert Gas (MIG) Welding Skills
- EAL Level 1 Award in Introductory Oxy-Acetylene(OA) Welding Skills
- EAL Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Fabrication & Welding Engineering Tech
- EAL Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Positional Welding Technology
- Craftsman Welder International European Plate or Fillet Welder - coded qualification - taken when level of competency is achieved
Welding procedures or the practicing code, consist of standards such as:
- BS 2971 Class 2 Arc Welding of Carbon Steel Pipework
- BS 2633 Class 1 Arc Welding of Carbon Steel Pipework
- BS 4677 Arc Welding Of Austenitic Steel Pipework.
- BS 806 Boiler Pipe Work (Refers to BS 2971 and BS 2633)
- PD 5500 Unfired Pressure Vessels (Formally BS5500)
- BS 2790 Shell Boilers
- BS 1113 Water Tube Boilers
- BS 5169 Air Receivers
The above standards require welding procedures to EN ISO 15614 Part 1 (Formerly BSEN 288-3) and welders coded to BSEN 287 Part 1.
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