This classroom course is designed for Welding Inspectors who want to increase their knowledge of metallurgy, inspection and testing techniques. This is your first step to advancing your career and increasing your earning potential.

THE COURSE INCLUDES

• World-class teaching and knowledge from our CWB instructors
• An opportunity to network with other welding professionals.
• Students will have access to the online portion of the course (CWB Learning Resources) for 90 days beginning 2 weeks before the course start date. This platform will provide course content, course quizzes and a digital copy of the textbooks.
• Participants will have access to download a transcript and certificate of attendance on successful completion of the course exams and final AI exam. Passing grade is 70%.

THE FOLLOWING TOPICS WILL BE COVERED

• HEAL-102 Health & Safety
• DINT-301 Drawing Interpretation
• JDPR-302 Joint Design and Metal Preparation
• SYMS-302 Weld Symbols
• PROC-301 Welding Processes and Equipment
• METL-301 Metallurgy and Material Specifications
• SCWQ-301 Codes, Standards and Specifications
• BICM-301 Basic Inspection Concepts and Methods
• VICT-301 Visual Inspection Concepts and Techniques
• WFIC-301 Weld Faults: Inspection and Causes
• INSP-301 Functions of the Inspector
• IL1P-301 Practical Exercises

The in-class presentations are based on the CWB Level 1 Textbooks.

Participants are required to have access to a device to complete course content and exams online during the course.

CERTIFICATION TO CSA W178.2

To advance your career even further, and provided you meet the requirements as outlined in CSA W178.2, most course candidates are eligible to take the next step of applying for certification to become a certified Level 1 welding inspector, in conjunction with attending the course.

Should candidates wish to pursue this route, the Welding Inspector Application Form (CWB Form 450) and Visual Acuity Form (CWB Form 455) must be completed, submitted, and approved prior to the course start date.  All information regarding the certification process is outlined in our Welding Inspector Application Guide (Form 301).  The application fee is not included in the course registration fee.

Successful completion of the course material and course examinations will exempt you from writing the closed book CSA W178.2 certification examination on the fundamental principles and practices of welding, quality control, and welding inspection, resulting in the candidate only needing to complete the two code exams and the Practical Exam. (All certification examinations must be completed within 2 years of the application approval date).

Welding Inspector certification exams will be available for completion on the next day immediately following courses offered in our Milton and Nisku locations ONLY.

If you are taking a course but not at one of the two locations mentioned above, please contact our Call Centre at info@tescan.ca or 1-800-844-6790 for further information on additional exam locations, or if you have questions pertaining to the application process.

For certification requirements please review the CSA W178.2 certification service.