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Discover the flexibility in learning with our welding inspector courses, which offer in-class, hybrid, or fully remote options. Tailor your education to fit your schedule and preferences, ensuring ease of access and maximizing learning potential. Choose the option that suits you best and embark on your welding journey with confidence.
Elevate your career as a welding inspector with our comprehensive in-person Classroom course designed to enhance your knowledge of metallurgy, inspection, and testing techniques. Benefit from world-class instruction by CWB-certified instructors, exclusive networking opportunities with industry peers, and 90-day access to CWB Learning Resources, including digital textbooks and quizzes. Secure your advancement and earning potential by completing course exams and a final AI exam, with a certificate of attendance and transcript available for download upon achieving a passing grade of 70%.
This course is designed for individuals who want to increase their knowledge of metallurgy, inspection, and testing techniques. This is your first step to advancing your career and increasing your earning potential by becoming a welding inspector. The Level 1 Hybrid course includes a combination of both online self-study and in-class learning. Based on our popular 9-day in-class Inspector Level 1 course, this 5-day hybrid version of the course is designed for those seeking inspection certification and who already possess an advanced understanding of the welding trade.
Embark on a journey to elevate your career with our online course designed specifically for Welding Inspectors looking to enhance their expertise in metallurgy, inspection, and testing techniques. This self-paced, comprehensive course offers 90 days of access to CWB Learning Resources, including engaging course content, quizzes, a final exam, and digital textbooks, all from the convenience of your preferred location.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of basic inspection codes and methods. Topics include, the qualifications, functions, and duties of a welding inspector, describing the different stages of welding inspection, and the principles, techniques, and applications of non-destructive testing methods.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of codes, standards, and specifications related to welding. Topics include, identifying the primary agencies that set codes and standards, identifying and describing welding codes and standards used in North America, and describing the responsibilities of the 阴APP导航.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of the functions of a welding inspector. Topics include, interpreting a mill test report, verifying welding procedure specifications have been properly qualified, explaining the processes required for inspection prior to, during, and after welding, and more.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of drawing interpretation. Topics include, types of drawings, interpreting structural drawings, types of pipe drawings, views, and drawing information, and more.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of welding symbols. Topics include, the key elements of welding symbols, symbols used for fillet, groove, arc spot and plug welds, combined symbols, and symbols referenced by CSA, AWS, and ISO.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of joint design and preparation. Topics include describing the different types of welded joints, describing the mechanical method of joint preparation, identifying the effects of thermal and non-thermal cutting and gouging, and more.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of metallurgy. Topics include, identifying the groupings, properties, and applications of engineered materials, identifying the microstructures of steel, interpret the iron-carbon phase diagram, describe tests for identifying metals, and more.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of visual inspection concepts and techniques. Topics include, identifying types of measurement errors, identifying measuring devices used for inspection, describing the application of acceptance criteria, and more.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of welding faults. Topics include, identifying different types of weld discontinuities, describing the causes of weld discontinuities, and applying visual inspection criteria.
This course is an introductory course focusing on the fundamentals of welding health and safety. Topics include, workplace health and safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), fire hazard precautions, and many more.
This is a professional level course focusing on comprehensive knowledge of welding processes. Topics include, describing the classification of welding processes, identifying torches/guns for each welding process, explaining weld soundness and variables associated with each welding process, and identifying typical discontinuities for each welding process.
Applied & Technical Studies of University of Fraser Valley