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Ottawa Gatineau
Welcome to the Ottawa Gatineau Chapter page. We are extremely honored and proud to serve the capital region of our beautiful country. Our Ottawa Gatineau Chapter is very active and committed to student and industry involvement from our local colleges, universities, and industries.
We have a number dedicated volunteers with various interesting backgrounds from industry and education.
Here is the Ottawa chapter executive list.
- Kent MacDonald (Chair)
- Josh Fortin (Secretary-Treasurer)
- Troy Helmer (Recording Secretary)
- Sean Stewart (Education Chair)
- Chad Legault (Education Chair/ Secretary-Treasurer)
- Farid Shigapov (Industry Chair)
- Shannen MacDonald (Diversity Chair)
- Josée Poirier (Social Media Chair)
- Dakota McLean (Membership Chair)
- Erik Dickerson (Education/Industry Committee)
- Guy Séguin (Education Committee)
- Luka Rouleau (Education Committee)
- Angélique St-Jean (Education Committee)
Please have a look at our for exciting updates.
For any questions or ticket sales for events, contact anyone of the members of our local executive above or call 613-323-3822.
Speaker: Justin Bissonnette, Wel-Teck Welding Repairs Inc.
Thursday Oct 4, 2018 Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Clocktower Brew Pub (Glebe) – 575 Bank St, Ottawa
The Bissonnette family owns and operates Wel-Teck Welding Repairs in Cornwall, ON and provide a comprehensive list of services which include factory certified maintenance, calibration and repairs for welding equipment. Justin’s presentation will provide guidance to maintaining your welding equipment in top condition. Troubleshooting tips and suggestions for welders will be provided that can help in avoiding common welding torch, regulator and equipment challenges for GMAW, GTAW, and SMAW processes.
For registration information- Please contact Mick Pates at:Â ottawa@cwbassociation.org
SOUDEUR – niveau 1
5 Mars 2018
Nouveau ! Offert à Orléans au Centre des métiers Minto – campus Alphonse-Desjardins 8700, boul. Jeanne D’Arc Nord
Get involved with:"The New Welder Nation"
Join the CWA Ottawa Chapter! Whether you are a Welding Professional, a Welding Student or Educator, or involved in the Welding Industry.....
Now is the time to become involved with your CWA Ottawa Chapter.
Your local chapter needs YOUR help to promote our industry to stay on the leading edge.
The following volunteering opportunities are open to all CWA Ottawa chapter members:
1. Chair
2. Secretary
3. Treasurer
4. Fundraising
5. Publicity
6. Entertainment
If you wish to join the Canadian Welding Association - Ottawa Chapter, please contact us at: ottawa@cwamembers.org by October 10, 2017.
Comparative Review of Welding Standards Followed Around the World: CSA vs AWS & ISO
April 27, 2017 Time: 6:00-9:00 PM
Clocktower Brew Pub Glebe - 575 Bank St, Ottawa
Presented by Cristian Zanfir, Assistant Manager Standards, ÒõAPPµ¼º½
The purpose of this presentation is to provide the audience with a comparative review of these Standards’ requirements and an overview of their similarities and differences. While in Canada and US welding requirements are driven by the building code and product standards, in Europe the welding requirements are driven by legislation and product standards. This presentation will describe the building code and legislation requirements. Also, some examples will be given to show the requirements for qualification of welding personnel and welding procedures as outlined in these standards.
Fee: $35 for CWA Members; $45 Non Member; $20 Students
The Non-Destructive Evaluation, Failure Prediction and Burst Testing of a Service Damaged Pressure Vessel, which contained Weld Defects
Thursday, March 9th, 2017 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Clocktower Brew Pub Glebe - 575 Bank St, Ottawa
Speaker: Mick Pates, IWE. PPC and Associates
Mick’s education includes an MSc. in Welding Technology and he is also a Certified International Welding Engineer. He has been involved in joining, NDE and failure analysis in the nuclear, structural, aerospace, mining, electronics, defence, marine and offshore industries on a global basis. He is currently President of PPC and PPC and Associates, both Welding Engineering/Technology and Inspection Consultancies and is retained by MaJIC, the Materials and Joining Innovation Centre.
Summary: A pressure vessel, which had been withdrawn from service due to cracking in the weld zone, was subject to several types of Non Destructive Evaluation (NDE) to characterize and measure the weld flaws. These techniques included magnetic particle and ultrasonic testing in both the manual and mechanized modes. Using the flaw sizes given by the NDE analysis, and the material toughness values taken from the vessel and weld zones, an Engineering Critical Assessment was carried out in order to predict the failure location.
$35 for CWA Members; $45 Non Member; $20 Students
Welding Hazards & Safety
January 19, 2017, 6:00 PM
Clocktower Brew Pub Glebe - 575 Bank St, Ottawa
Speaker: Dominique Daoust - 3M Personal Safety
This presentation gives an overview of respiratory protection, eye and face protection, welding fume hazards, and occupational exposures limit (OEL) to help the industry deal with real life health conditions and how they can protect themselves from welding hazards.
RSVP: Purchase your ticket on line. No ticket sale at the door.
For any questions or ticket sales for events, contact Kevin Bagheri at 613-282-2026
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