IIW International Diploma in Welding

Welding Processes and Equipment

Who should attend?

A course suitable for welding co-ordinatorS (ISO 14731) or other specialists interested in welding processes and equipment.

What will you learn?

The course covers a wide range of topics from general introduction to welding technology and review of electrotechnics, and understanding how different welding power sources work. You also will learn about:

The arc and the power sources for arc welding
Introduction to gas shielded arc welding
Manual metal arc (MMA) welding
Tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding
Metal inert gas/ Metal active gas (MIG/MAG) welding
Flux cored arc welding (FCAW)
Submerged arc welding (SAW)
Oxy-fuel gas welding and related processes
Resistance welding
Other welding processes ( laser, electron beam, plasma, friction)
Cutting and other edge preparation processes
Joining processes for plastics
Joining processes for ceramics and composite.

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MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

25 hours

Advanced Welding Processes and Equipment

Who should attend?

This course can be taken as a stand-alone training if you have a special interest in the welding processes that presented during the course - i.e. laser welding, electron beam welding, plasma welding, friction welding, resistance welding, etc.

What will you learn?

Topics covered on the course includes:

Resistance Welding
Brazing and Soldering
Polymers and polymer welding
Joining processes for ceramics and composites
Ultrasonic, Diffusion, TLP Welding
Fully mechanised processes and robotics
Basics of Laser Beam Welding
Electron Beam Welding
Friction and forge welding processes
Friction Stir Welding and Explosion welding
Wire Bonding & Micro-joining

MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

25 hours

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Practical Welding Technology

Who should attend?

This course is suitable for welding co-ordinators (ISO 14731). Those working on getting the specialist certificate, can be exempted from this module if they can demonstrate practical experience on the welding processes.

What will you learn?

The course covers the fundamentals of welding including the following topics:

MIG/MAG – The effects of different shielding gases and using different modes of metal transfer.
MMA – The use of basic, rutile and cellulosic electrodes and the effects of polarity on welding.
TIG – The effects of gas purging and the use of pulse welding current.
Gas Welding – Different flame types and the effect of nozzle sizes.
Testing of welding joints.
Safety and equipment

MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

25 hours

Materials and their Behaviour

Who should attend?

A course suitable for welding co-ordinators (ISO 14731) or other specialists interested in welding metallurgy.

What will you learn?

The topics covered on the course includes:

Manufacture and designation of steels
Testing materials
Structure and properties of pure metals
Alloys and phase diagrams
Heat treatment methods
Structure of the welded joint
Steels: plain carbon, carbon-manganese, fine grained, low alloy, high alloy, etc.
Cracking phenomena in welded joints
Introduction to corrosion
High alloy creep resistant and heat resistant steels
Cast irons and steels
Non ferrous metals and alloys

MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

25 hours

Design and Construction

Who should attend?

A course suitable for Welding coordinators (ISO 14731) OR specialists involved in the design process of structures.

What will you learn?

Candidates will learn about various welding and fabrication related issues including but not limited to:

Design principals and structure systems
Design and behavior of welded structures
Fatigue and brittle fracture
Engineering critical assessment
Behaviour of structures under different thermodynamically loadings
Practicalities of construction of a variety of products
Welding Processes and Equipment (Foundation)
Advanced Welding Processes and Equipment
Practical Welding Technology
Materials and their Behaviour (Foundation)
Design and Construction (Foundation)
Fabrication and Application (Foundation)

MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

25 hours

Fabrication and Application

Who should attend?

This course is suitable for welding co-ordinators (ISO 14731) or other specialists involved in welding fabrication (QA, QC and manufacturing).

What will you learn?

As the final module of the specialist qualification, various subjects on quality assurance and quality control in welding are covered in this course. the topics that are covered include:

Introduction to quality assurance in welded fabrication
Quality control during manufacture
Residual stress and distortion
Plant facilities, welding jigs and fixtures
Measurement, control and recording in welding
Economics of welding
Health and safety
Repair by welding
Non-destructive testing (NDT) methods
Fitness for purpose
Case studies

MBOT Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours earned

25 hours

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