Welding Appreciation Courses
WIM, in collaboration with TWI conducts welding appreciation courses for those who want to have basic knowledge and understanding of welding technology and welding inspection.
These courses are approved by the Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) as part of the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme for engineers. IEM is approved by the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) as a Certified Body for the approval of CPD hours.
The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), Malaysia has also approved these courses for the Contractor ‘Continuous Development Program (CCD)’ where points are awarded to employees of CIDB registered construction companies who attend these courses.
The description of these courses and the course schedule for 2012 are shown below:
Course schedule for 2012
| Course Name | Duration (Days) |
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
| 1) Appreciation of Welding & Cutting Processes | 1 | 12 | 5 | 5 | 11 | ||||||||
| 2) Quality Assurance & Control In Welding | 1 | 16 | 3 | 9 | 8 | ||||||||
| 3) Appreciation of Welding Metallurgy | 1 | 13 | 12 | 11 | 6 | ||||||||
| 4) Safety in Welding and Cutting Processes | 1 | 23 | 31 | 12 | 18 | ||||||||
| 5) Basic Welding and Cutting Processes Workshop | 2 | 4/5 | 7/8 | 20/21 | 5/6 | 12/13 |
Course fee:
RM 500.00 per participant for courses 1), 2), 3) and 4) above
RM 950.00 per participant for course 5) above
10 % discount for WIM members for all the above courses
| IEM approved: Course 1) CPD hours: 6.5 hours Ref no: IEM11/PP/084/C Course 2) CPD hours: 6.5 hours Ref no: IEM11/PP/085/C Course 3) CPD hours: 6.5 hours Ref no: IEM11/PP/093/C Course 4) CPD hours: 6.5 hours Ref no: IEM11/PP/086/C Course 5) CPD hours: 13 hours Ref no: IEM11/PP/083/C |
CIDB approved: |
Scheme: PSMB - SBL
Course Time: 9.00am - 5.00pm
Venue:
No 8, Jalan TSB 10
Sungai Buloh Industrial Park
47000 Sungai Buloh
Selangor Darul Ehsan
Description of courses
1) Appreciation of Welding & Cutting Processes
Welding and cutting are some of the basic processes in most engineering applications particularly in the metal products industry. Welding is an efficient , reliable and economical means of joining metals in most fabrication and construction operations. This course is designed to give executives/supervisors who are not directly involved in welding/cutting operations but would like to have a basic knowledge and understanding of these processes so as to assist them in their decision making responsibilities or when making judgments.
Objectives
- Knowledge and understanding of the common types of welding and cutting processes
- Understand the common welding terminologies and definitions
- Knowledge of the various types of welding consumables and welding/cutting equipment used in the above processes
Contents
- Welding processes namely SMAW, GTAW, GMAW, FCAW, SAW
- Cutting processes namely oxyfuel, laser
- Welding terminologies and definitions
- Types of welding consumables eg electrode, wire, flux, rod, shielding gas
- Welding/cutting equipment and power source
Who Should Attend
Managers, Executives, Supervisors who are not directly involved in welding/cutting processes but wants to have basic knowledge and understanding of these processes.
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2) Quality Assurance and Control in Welding
All welding processes have quality requirements, the degree of which depends on the nature of usage of the materials being welded and the industry standards. Quality assurance is the part of quality management that focusses on providing confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled whilst quality control focusses on fulfilling quality requirements. This course is designed for managers/executives who wants to have basic knowledge and understanding of the various quality standards for welding, types of welding inspections, common weld defects and preparation of welding procedures. It also covers briefly some safety aspects in welding.
Objectives
- Knowledge and understanding of the common quality standards and requirements for welding
- Knowledge of the common types of weld defects and welding inspections for quality control
- Understand the steps taken in preparation of welding procedures
Contents
- Quality standards and requirements for welding
- Welding inspection including mechanical testing and non-destructive testing (NDT)
- Weld defects/imperfections
- Welding procedures and welder approval
- Safety aspects covering hazards, procedures and practices
Who should attend
Managers, executives and supervisors who are not directly involved in welding operations but would like to have some knowledge and understanding of the measures taken on quality assurance and control in welding.
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3) Appreciation of Welding Metallurgy
This course is designed to assist personnel involved in welding or in industries where welding is widely used to have basic knowledge and understanding on the behaviour of metals particularly steel and aluminium during welding.
Objectives
- Understanding of common welding processes
- Basic knowledge on the structural and metallurgical changes of steel (carbon alloy/stainless) and aluminium during welding
- Understanding of material properties and testing
- Understanding basic methods of heat treatment
Contents
- Outline of common welding processes
- Manufacture of steel
- Weldability of carbon alloy steels
- Weldability of stainless steel
- Weldability of aluminium
- Heat treatment
Who should attend
Engineers, Technicians , Supervisors who are involved in welding operations or in industries where welding is widely used in order to enhance their knowledge and understanding of basic welding metallurgy.
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4) Safety in Welding and Cutting Processes
Safety is an important consideration in all welding and cutting processes. There are
many hazards encountered in these processes and one must be equipped with the knowledge
of such hazards and ways to handle and control them in order to minimise personal injuries
and property damage. This course is designed to give participants a good knowledge and
understanding of these hazards and the safety measures to be taken in specific operations. It
also includes a short practical session to demonstrate good safety practices in welding
and cutting and handling of welding consumables.
Objectives
- Knowledge of the common hazards in welding and cutting
- Knowledge and understanding of the safety requirements during welding and cutting in specific operations
- Knowledge of basic safety regulations and practices relating to welding and cutting
Course content
- Common hazards in welding
- Fire and explosion
- Fume and gases
- Electrical shock
- Eye injuries
- Skin burns
- Mechanical hazards
- Welding/cutting safety in confined areas
- Basic safety regulations and practices relating to welding/cutting
- Demonstration of good safety practices in welding/cutting and handling of welding consumables
Who should attend
- Managers, executives, supervisors, engineers who wants to have knowledge and understanding of the common hazards in welding and cutting processes and safety requirements.
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5) Basic welding and cutting processes workshop
This course is designed to give executives/supervisors who are not directly involved in welding/cutting operations to gain basic knowledge and understanding of common arc welding and cutting processes together with hands-on practical exposure on these processes.
Objectives
- Theoretical and practical knowledge and understanding of common arc welding and cutting processes
- Understand the common welding and cutting terminologies and definitions
- Knowledge of the common types of welding consumables and welding/cutting equipment used in the above processes
Contents
Theory
- Principles of welding processes- SMAW, GTAW, GMAW and cutting process- oxyfuel
- Welding and cutting terminologies and definitions
- Types of welding consumables e.g. electrode, filler rod, wire, shielding gas
- Welding/cutting equipment and power source
- Weld defects
Practical
- Hands on practice on welding processes - SMAW, GTAW and GMAW in basic position and oxyfuel cutting
Who should attend
Executives and supervisors who are not directly involved in welding/cutting processes
but wants to have basic theoretical and practical knowledge and understanding of these
processes.
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