Metal Inert Gas Welding (MIG)
Course
In Rochester
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Rochester
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Class hours
7h
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Duration
2 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
Safely use arc welding equipment - Produce finished welded joints to an acceptable standard i.e. BS4872 - Select correct welding equipment settings - Recognise and select correct welding consumables - Recognise weld associated faults and make suitable corrections where applicable. Suitable for: Suitable for Maintenance Staff and Core Skill Welders. We can also provide courses for people wanting to progress into welding.
Facilities
Location
Start date
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Subjects
- Welding
- Safely use arc welding equipment
- Gas
- Recognise and select correct welding consumables
- Select correct welding equipment settings
- Recognise weld associated faults
- Arc welding safety
- Weld bead onto plate
Teachers and trainers (1)
IPS International
Trainer
Course programme
Our welding training focuses on developing practical welding capability such that trainees achieve a consistent standard. The courses provide an intense but comprehensive course of welding instruction for those with some or minimal welding experience. They are designed to promote practical welding proficiency and provide trainees with a sound theoretical understanding of the process.
Our welding bay is fully ventilated with local and area extraction. On completion of the course trainees will be expected to be able to produce finished welded joints to an acceptable standard i.e. in accordance with BS4872. (BS4872 Certification £100 + VAT)
Practical Work:
- Arc welding safety – safely identify, assemble, connect start-up and shut down equipment including gases.
- Weld bead onto plate, layered beads, lap, edge, closed and open corner and fillet welds.
- Using dip and spray transfer methods as appropriate.
Course requirements for all processes:
- Theory: Multi-Choice Questionnaire
- Practical: Welds will be tested to the requirements of BS4872 where appropriate. Visual, macro-etch and fracture techniques will be used.
Metal Inert Gas Welding (MIG)