SHORT COURSE

Welding Supervisors Course (Certificate 10, AS 1796-2022 &/or AS2214)) leading to Weld Australia Qualification

Description

This welder supervision course covers compulsory 120 hours of training with the appropriate experience to sit for the welder supervisor examination.

Skills Covered:
- Responsibilities and duties of a welding supervisor
- Terms, symbols and definitions
- Welding Safety
- Welding, cutting and related processes
- Welding equipment
- Welding practice
- Welding Production
- Welding inspection and testing
- Basic Metallurgy
- Application Standards

Please contact Lecturer Paul Bettison at paul.bettison@tafesa.edu.au prior to enrolling to discuss course requirements.

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  • Please contact Lecturer Paul Bettison at paul.bettison@tafesa.edu.au prior to enrolling to discuss course requirements.

    Pre-Examination Requirements:

    A candidate for the welding supervisors certificate (Certificate No. 10) shall submit to the Examining Body documentary evidence of having one of the following:
    (a) A welder’s certificate complying with AS1796, evidence of attending or having attended a course of instruction for welding supervisors and not less than one year’s experience in the welding of pressure equipment as defined in AS/NZS 1200 subsequent to gaining the welder’s certificate. The course of instruction, predominantly theoretical in scope, shall be of at least 120 hours’ duration.
    (b) A welder’s certificate complying with AS1796 and at least 2 years’ experience in the welding of pressure equipment as defined in AS/NZS 1200 subsequent to gaining that certificate.
    (c) A qualification in engineering, metallurgy or welding and, at least three years’ experience in welded fabrication, one year of which shall have included the construction of pressure equipment as defined in AS/NZS 1200.

    In addition, a candidate shall have verbal and written communication skills and be able to write reports.

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Location

Online

Date

Dates to be advised

Duration
11 months
Student Visa (500)

Current VISA holders eligible

Cost Information
Cost does not include examination fee
Contact

Cost

$3760.00 GST inc

Sem 2 open from 3 June

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