This Introduction to Welding Engineering training course provides the welder, engineer, and inspector a practical understanding of welding technology, with a goal of ensuring equipment reliability. The course introduces many of the common welding processes, discusses filler metal identification and selection, reviews key elements of welding procedures and qualifications, and provides guidance for field applied heat treatments.
The course also reviews the criteria for deposition of successful weld overlays, discusses defects common to welding processes, and provides instruction on the use and interpretation of welding symbols. Information is provided on purging and shielding gasses along with an overview of temper bead welding and hot tapping applications. The focus of the course is welding technology, but it also includes practical information that comes from instructors who have worked for Owner-Users as well as in a consulting capacity.
Our training course materials are developed and instructed by subject matter experts – many of whom are principal contributors on the relevant API and ASME committees.
Upon completion of the Introduction to Welding Engineering training course, students will have a basic understanding of the following:
This course is intended for welders, welding inspectors, and engineers and inspectors serving in a maintenance or reliability role. Project engineers involved with the purchase of fabricated equipment will also benefit.
What Does My Course Registration Fee Cover? Course registration fees include the following:
Course registration fees DO NOT include the following:
Do Attendees Earn Professional Development Hours (PDHs) for Participation in the Course? Yes. Students who successfully complete the training course will earn PDHs.
Do I Need to Bring the Reference Standards to the Course? No. Each student will receive a comprehensive set of course notes, and the instructors will have electronic versions of the standards available if needed.
Do I Need a Calculator for the Example Sessions? Yes.
Does E2G Provide Assistance With Students Requiring a U.S. Visa? Yes. It is requested that attendees that require a U.S. Visa register for the course at least two months prior to the course. Upon confirmation of registration and course fee payment, E2G will provide the attendee with a Letter of Invitation for use in obtaining a U.S. Visa.
Does E2G Have a Cancellation Policy Regarding Enrollment? Yes. E2G reserves the right to cancel a course if minimum enrollment is not reached and to modify the agenda and/ or faculty when circumstances are beyond our control.
Does E2G Have a Policy With Regard to Refund of Fees in the Event of a Cancellation of Registration for Students? Yes. The cancellation policy for refund of course registration fees is as follows: