Level One Award in Introductory Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) Welding

Fabrication and Welding learners will cover aspects such as understanding cutting, forming and joining metal and using different methods of carrying out sheet metal cutting, forming and assembly including Oxy-Acetylene equipment and Manual Metal Arc and TIG welding

A range of practical test pieces that are found within the City and Guild guide to learning, there will also be a series of oral questions set by the tutor/assessor.

The course will be set within East Riding College’s state of the art welding workshop by a fully qualified welder/fabricator. It will be a practically based course.

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