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An International Welding Practitioner (IWP) is typically an individual responsible for ensuring that welding operations are carried out safely, efficiently, and in compliance with international welding standards and codes.
IWPs are trained to understand and apply welding processes, welding procedures, and quality control measures.
They play a key role in supervising welding activities and ensuring that welders adhere to established welding procedures and safety guidelines.
IWPs can also be involved in coordinating welding activities within their organisations or projects, although their focus is primarily on the practical aspects of welding.
Dates
| JOHANNESBURG | |||
| Description | HRS | JHB 01 | JHB 02 |
| Welding Processes and Equipment | 29 | 03 - 06 Feb | 29 Sep - 02 Oct |
| Materials and their behaviour during welding | 23 | 07 - 10 Feb | 03 - 06 Oct |
| Construction and Design | 6 | 11 Feb | 07 Oct |
| Fabrication, Applications and Engineering | 28 | 12 - 13 Feb | 08 - 09 Oct |
| Examination - Practical Welding | * | 14 Feb | 10 Oct |
| Examination - Welding Processes and Equipment | 1 | ||
| Examination - Materials and their Behaviours during Welding | 1 | ||
| Examination - Construction and Design | 1 | ||
| Examination - Fabrication, Application and Engineering | 1 |
* Practical training must be done in the same calendar year in which the theory was completed
Costs
Corporate Member:
Theory Only – R15 200 (including VAT)
Practical Only – R10 750 (including VAT)
Combined – R25 950 (including VAT)
Non- Corporate Member:
Theory Only – R16 500 (including VAT)
Practical Only – R10 750 (including VAT)
Combined – R27 250 (including VAT)
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