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Plastics Welding Inspection Programme in the Middle East

As the use of thermoplastics in new constructions and repair work continues to grow, there is a rising demand for skilled individuals to perform plastic welding and for personnel to inspect and verify the quality of the work done.

A holder of a CSWIP Plastics Welder certificate has proven their competence in welding thermoplastics for both new constructions and repairs. This certification is granted according to industry standards, assuring employers and clients that the welding performed meets the required quality. 

CSWIP Plastics Welding Inspection Programmes 

 

 

CSWIP 3.0P Visual Plastics Welding Inspector

Background

TWI is offering a new three-day visual plastic pipe welding inspector training and certification course designed specifically for anyone wishing to carry out inspections of plastic pipe systems. Following the course the attendee will be able to understand, identify and report on the visual inspection of welded plastic pipes. The course also provides the attendee with an understanding of the thermoplastic pipe materials and the welding techniques used to join them.

Suitable for

Individuals who work in the plastics industry wishing to undertake visual inspections of plastic pipe systems.

Minimum experience requirements

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

Course content

  • 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

Benefits

  • 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 will I leave with?

    • A fundamental understanding of the plastic welding techniques and the procedures used for the welding of thermoplastic pipes
    • An appreciation of the factors that influence the quality of the welding techniques used for plastic pipes
    • Hands-on experience in the current welding techniques for plastic pipes
    • A capability to report on the inspection of welds and mechanical tests
    • An ability to demonstrate best practice
    • A competency in confirming whether incoming materials meet the stipulated requirements and recognising the effects that departure from specification has on weld quality
    • CSWIP certification in visual plastic welding inspection  

Venue

All training courses and examinations can be carried out at either TWI’s Plastic Welding Training Centre in the UK or at customers’ premises worldwide.

 

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CSWIP 3.1P Plastics Welding Inspector  (CSWIP Welding Inspector to CSWIP Plastic Welding Inspector)

Background

Currently in the United Kingdom alone, there are in excess of 200,000 kilometres of new plastic pipelines installed for utility services. Therefore, TWI is offering a new two-day transition course, suitable for those who currently work as metal inspectors, and who wish to be able to understand, identify and report on the inspection of welded plastic pipes. The course also provides candidates with an understanding of the thermoplastic materials used in piping systems and the welding techniques used to join them.

Suitable for

Inspectors that currently hold the CSWIP Welding Inspector (fusion) – Level 2 Certification (3.1) 

Minimum experience requirement

Certified Welding Inspector (fusion welding).

 Course content

  • Plastic pipe welding techniques and equipment
  • Welding imperfections
  • Visual inspection and procedures
  • Material quality assurance (QA)
  • Duties and responsibilities of a plastic welding inspector
  • Terms and definitions
  • Health and safety

Benefits

  • 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 will I leave with?

  • A fundamental understanding of the plastic welding techniques and the procedures used for welding thermoplastic pipes
  • An appreciation of the factors that influence the quality of welding techniques in plastics
  • An ability to interpret drawing instructions and symbols, to ensure that specifications are met
  • A capability to undertake reports on inspection of welds and mechanical tests
  • A confidence in assessing and reporting on welds to provide acceptance levels
  • A competency in confirming that incoming materials meet stipulated requirements and recognise the effects on weld quality of departure from specification
  • CSWIP certification in visual plastic welding inspection

Venue

All training courses and examinations can be carried out at either TWI’s Plastic Welding Training Centre in the UK or at customers’ premises worldwide.

 

 

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List of References

CSWIP Plastics, accessed on 17 July 224, <https://www.cswip.com/certification/plastics>

CSWIP Scheme Documents: 

- Certification of Plastics Welders CSWIP-PW-6-96, 8th Edition, March 2021 

- Certification of Visual Plastics Welding Inspectors, Plastics Welding Inspectors and Senior Plastics Welding Inspectors

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