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Should be familiar with all material, equipment and
consumables involved in TIG & ARC welding. |
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Should be fully familiar with TIG & ARC Welding
procedure and able to read and understand WPS and
Welder Qualification range.
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Should know safe working procedure and use of PPE.
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Eligibility: |
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Vocational or industrial trade training with 2 to 3
years experience in mechanical trade in oil &
gas industry. |
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Alternatively any equivalent
qualifications.
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Course Contents: |
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Welding Machinery, welding holder for GTAW & SMAW,
types of filler rods and electrodes.
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Metals and its alloys used in oil & gas industries.
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Welding process, welding positions, joints & edge
preparation.
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Welding practice on 6” dia x 80 sch pipe in 6G and 6
GR positions. |
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Welding defects, distortions and methods employed to
minimize its effect and Heat
Treatment. |
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Knowledge of destructive and Non destructive tests
(NDT), visual, radiography and ultrasonic. |
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Course Duration: |
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GTAW and SMAW (TIG & ARC) - 5 Weeks |
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GTAW - 3 Weeks |
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SMAW - 3 Weeks |
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Methodology:
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Techskill observes sequence of actions.
a) Inquiry from client
b) Finalizing client's exact requirements
c) Submission of proposal
d) Conduct discussions on contractual aspects and
e) Commence training. |
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Infrastructure: |
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Number of welding booths fully equipped with Invertor
type welding machines
(Capacity up to 400
Amps), welding holders for ARC welding & Argon
torch.
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Each
booth with individual Argon cylinder with pressure
regulator.
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Electrodes baking and holding ovens as well as
portable oven for each booth. |
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Specially designed smoke extraction systems with duct
& exhaust blower for smoke free atmosphere. |
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Stock of standard electrodes and filling wires. |
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Assessment & Grading of
trainees:
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To ensure proper progress of training, Techskill
periodically conducts assessment of all trainees.
Normally a review at the beginning of course then in
middle of course duration and finally on completion of
course. |
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