Welding Course
Change your life with this job ready course
Welding used to be thought of as a ‘dirty’ job for the unskilled – no longer and not these days. Welding has become integral to our industrial success. There are few industries that don’t rely on welding in one form or another. Welders are in hight demand in virtually every industrial environment. Coded welders are earning six figure sums, such is the demand for their skills. Our welding course will equip you to become a welding professional, so you can get your foot on the ladder to even greater job prospects and earning opportunities in this dynamic industry. There is a lack of skilled welding professionals and that won’t change for the foreseeable future. Welding is a core skill essential to this country’s key industries and good qualified people are much sought after.
It doesn’t matter whether you have some existing experience or come to us as a complete beginner, our experts are trained in teaching the new entrants as well as the professionals, and also those who are looking to reroute or change their career path. Successful completion of this course will see you ready to join other industry professionals as a fully competent welder.
Please note that all examinations and assessments are conducted by an accredited external organisation.
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Welding Course
Welders’ core job is to combine two metal pieces into one. Welding makes steel a strong bond between two metals or pieces, so this is an inseparable part of the civil structure and building work. Welders are actively involved in work like buildings, bridges, aircraft, automobiles, and almost any structure or thing that is made of metal or alloys. There are several types of welding elements you will learn in our trade course. Basics are as follows:
What the course covers:
- Metal Fabrication
- Thermal cutting
- Brazing
- Soldering
- Manual Metal Arc Welding
- Metal Inert Gas (MIG) Welding
- Oxy-Acetylene Welding
- Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) Welding
Job Responsibilities of A Welder
- Understand the plan layouts and drawings and record measurements to structure the procedures.
- Able to operate the appropriate welding tools or procedures as required by the tasks.
- Align the structures and materials according to the wielding needs.
- Handle angle grinders to do the post preparation of the parts that requires welding.
- Taking the measurements precisely and using the tools and other equipment.
- Check and test welded parts and structure to correct flaws if needed.
- Plan, alter and mend all metal structures.
- Being proficient in metallurgy, welding operating procedures, and technical qualifications.
- Work with the team of engineers for the safeguarding of large structures and bridges in case of a mishap.
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Course benefits
A life you can enjoy in the knowledge that you are in high demand as a skilled and properly trained trades professional:
Learn in the most advanced and best equipped trades training centres in the UK.
Throughout the training program you will be guided and supported by experienced tutors.
We help you to gain nationally recognised qualifications.
You’ll be using award winning virtual reality training technology.
If you are taking an NVQ then we can help you achieve your goal by helping you achieve a signed portfolio of approved work (on live training sites).
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