Welding Training & Qualifications
Develop practical welding skills with professional training designed for individuals and industry.
You can start your training with us at any time!
Our Training Courses
Whether you already have welding experience or are a complete beginner, we offer training courses tailored to your individual needs, including the appropriate welder qualification test for all common materials and applications.
Contact us for a consultation, and our experts will discuss the required scope of training and the associated costs with you.
MIG/MAG WELDING
Versatile welding techniques for a wide range of applications.
TIG WELDING
Precision welding for carbon steel, stainless Steel and aluminium.
MMA WELDING
Practical arc welding training for construction, fabrication and industrial use.
Certificate of Attendance or
Welder Qualification Certificate in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9606.
Target Participants
- Sheet metal fabrication, e.g. vehicle manufacturing
- General pipeline construction
- Boiler and power plant construction
- Vessel and equipment fabrication
- And many other industrial applications
Entry Requirements
- 18 years minimum age
- English (Speak & Read)
Training Format
- Full Time
Dates
- On Request
Course Content
Metal inert/active gas welding (MIG/MAG) is mainly used for joining plates and pipes made from steels, aluminium and special materials. A wide range of plate and pipe wall thicknesses can be welded in all welding positions.
Whether you already have welding experience or are a complete beginner, we offer training programmes tailored to your individual needs, including the appropriate welder qualification test for commonly used materials and applications.
- Contact us for a consultation, and our experts will discuss the required scope of training and associated costs with you.
- Training can be started at any time.
Course Completion
- Certificate of Attendance
- or
- Welder Qualification Test Certificate in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9606
Target Participants
- Welders who wish to refresh or expand their knowledge and skills
- Qualified tradespeople who want to pursue a career in welding technologyQualified tradespeople who want to pursue a career in welding technology
- Career changers and unskilled workers who wish to enter the metalworking industry
- Unemployed persons and those at risk of unemployment who are interested in gaining secure career prospects
Entry Requirements
- 18 years minimum age
- English (Speak & Read)
- Physical fitness and manual skills
- Vocational training or experience in metalworking is an advantage
Important Information
Participants are required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as protective work clothing, welding gloves, safety shoes, safety glasses and other required safety equipment.
Provided by GSI if it’s a full course.
Training Format
- Full-time / Day Classes
Dates
- On Request
Course Content
Tungsten Inert Gas welding (TIG) is mainly used for joining plates and pipes made of unalloyed and alloyed steels, aluminium, as well as special materials. Plates and pipes of various wall thicknesses can be welded in all welding positions.
The training is structured into modules and consists of a total of six training levels:
- T1 – Plate Fillet Welder (10 days)
- T2 – Pipe Fillet Welder (10 days)
- T3 – Plate Welder, PA and PC Positions (10 days)
- T4 – Plate Welder, PF and PE Positions (10 days)
- T5 – Pipe Welder, PH and PC Positions (15 days)
- T6 – Pipe Welder, H-L045 Position (10 days)
The training is offered for three material groups:
- Unalloyed steels
- Stainless steels
- Aluminium
The training is primarily practical. Depending on the training level, theoretical instruction is also included to provide welders with the necessary technical knowledge of welding processes, materials and occupational health and safety.
It is not always necessary to complete all six training levels consecutively. The course content can be individually adapted according to the participant’s existing knowledge, experience and training objectives.
At the end of each module, participants are required to weld test pieces. Modules T2, T4 and T6 include welder qualification testing in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9606.
Course Completion
- Certificate of Attendance
- and upon successful completion of the applicable requirements
- Welder Qualification Certificate
Target Participants
- Welders who wish to refresh or expand their knowledge and skills
- Qualified tradespeople who want to pursue a career in welding technology
- Career changers and unskilled workers who wish to enter the metalworking industry
- Unemployed persons and those at risk of unemployment who are interested in gaining secure career prospects
Entry Requirements
- 18 years minimum age
- English (Speak & Read)
- Physical fitness and manual skills
- Vocational training or experience in metalworking is an advantage
Important Information
Participants are required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as protective work clothing, welding gloves, safety shoes, safety glasses and other required safety equipment.
Provided by GSI if it’s a full course.
Training Format
- Full-time / Day Classes
Dates
- On Request
Course Content
In Manual Metal Arc (MMA) welding, the arc burns between a coated consumable electrode and the workpiece. MMA welding is one of the oldest welding processes and is mainly used today for joining plates and pipes made of unalloyed and alloyed steels.
Its main areas of application include steel and bridge construction, general pipeline construction, as well as pressure vessel and equipment fabrication.
The training is structured into modules and consists of six training levels:
- E1 – Plate Fillet Welder (10 days)
- E2 – Pipe Fillet Welder (10 days)
- E3 – Plate Welder, PA and PC Positions (10 days)
- E4 – Plate Welder, PF and PE Positions (10 days)
- E5 – Pipe Welder, PH and PC Positions (18 days)
- E6 – Pipe Welder, H-L045 Position (12 days)
The training is offered for two material groups:
- Unalloyed steels
- Stainless steels
The training is primarily practical. Depending on the training level, theoretical instruction is also included to provide welders with the necessary technical knowledge of welding processes, materials and occupational health and safety.
It is not always necessary to complete all six training levels consecutively. The course content can be individually adapted according to the participant’s existing knowledge, experience and training objectives.
At the end of each module, participants are required to weld test pieces. Modules E2, E4 and E6 include welder qualification testing in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9606-1.
Course Completion
- Certificate of Attendance
- and upon successful completion of the applicable requirements
- Welder Qualification Certificate
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for yourself or your company.