This course is aimed at production and maintenance personnel who are responsible for the integrity of welded structures. It is also suited to welding inspection and quality control personnel in a welding and fabrication environment, as well as a person intending to pursue a career as an inspector of pressurized equipment.

Course Duration: 20 Days
Revision: 3 days
Examination: 2 Days

1.     Standard 8/Grade 10 with mathematics and science.
2.     Candidates must have the SAIW Inspector Level 1 qualification.

THEORY:

• Materials technology of alloyed steels
• Construction and Design
• Qualification of welding procedures
• Legal knowledge
• Destructive testing of weldments
• Appreciation of non-destructive testing methods
• Codes, standards and specifications
• Inspection and quality assurance of welded fabrications

PRACTICAL:

• Select pre- and post- weld heat treatment to various specifications
• Prepare a preliminary WPS; determine the range of qualifications for a welding  procedure to ASME IX and ISO EN 15614

Successful students will be able to:

• Understand the legal implications for welding inspection
• Be able to identify and solve problems with difficult to weld steels and alloys
• Be able oversee the correct application of testing according to a procedure
• Understand and be able to apply the requirements of relevant codes and standards

Examination to SAIW Inspector Level 2 requirements.

Minimum: 4
Maximum: 15

For further details:

Please contact the Training Department
Administrator: Debbie Spadino
Tel:        +27 (0)11 298 2111
Fax:       +27 (0)11 836 4132
Email:   spadinod@saiw.co.za