Objectives
- Explain the core principles, terminology and governing standards of Welding Technology
- Apply proven methods and tools for Welding Technology to real workplace situations
- Analyse performance data to find risks, gaps and improvement opportunities
- Compare your practice with international benchmarks and regional case studies
- Build a practical action plan to apply Welding Technology in your organisation
Who should attend
Mechanical engineers, rotating equipment specialists, technicians and maintenance supervisors.
Course outline — 5 days
- Day 1Principles, terminology and governing standardsWelding Technology
- Day 2Methods, tools and calculationsWelding Technology
- Day 3Operation, inspection and performanceWelding Technology
- Day 4Risk, troubleshooting and case studiesWelding Technology
- Day 5Best practice, assessment and action planWelding Technology
10-day outline
- Day 1Principles, terminology and governing standardsWelding Technology
- Day 2Methods, tools and calculationsWelding Technology
- Day 3Operation, inspection and performanceWelding Technology
- Day 4Risk, troubleshooting and case studiesWelding Technology
- Day 5Best practice review and mid-course assessmentWelding Technology
- Day 6Advanced analysis techniquesWelding Technology
- Day 7Digital tools, data and softwareWelding Technology
- Day 8Practical labs and simulationsWelding Technology
- Day 9Regional benchmarks and lessons learnedWelding Technology
- Day 10Capstone project and final assessmentWelding Technology
Upcoming sessions 2027–2030
No public session is listed yet. We can run this course in any city on your dates, online, or at your company.
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