CSWIP Plastic Visual Welding Inspector in the Middle East

Is it for me?

The course is highly recommended for personnel working in the plastics industry and responsible to carry out visual inspections of plastic pipe systems.

Throughout the course, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of thermoplastic pipe materials and welding techniques used to join them.

After successfully completing this course, candidates will be able to identify, inspect, and report on plastic pipes that have been welded.

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What will I learn?

Practical demonstrations with hands on tuition involving butt fusion, electrofusion and socket fusion welding of polyethylene and polypropylene pipe
Welding imperfections
Visual inspection
Materials quality assurance (QA)
Duties and responsibilities of a visual plastic welding inspector
Terms and definitions
Health and safety

What will I leave with?

Confidence in contractors and installation teams
Improvement in systems
Reduction in downtime due to failure and re-working
Decline in maintenance costs
Enhancement in working practices
Decrease in insurance costs
Production of inspection reports
CSWIP certification is recognised worldwide

What else should I know?

Minimum experience requirements

Although there is no specific experience requirement it is recommended that candidates possess a minimum of six months of plastic welding-related engineering experience and two years of industrial experience.

Venue

All training courses and examinations can be carried out at TWI’s Plastic Welding Training Centre in Middlesbrough, TWI’s headquarters in Cambridge, TWI Malaysia or at Customers’ premises, worldwide.

For more infomation please email:

Enquiries@twime.com