In today’s industrial landscape, ISO 3834 is a critical standard that addresses the quality of fusion welding, emphasizing the importance of competency among all individuals involved in the welding process.
This includes welders, NDT personnel, welding inspectors, and welding coordinators, all of whom play a vital role in maintaining the integrity of the ‘welding quality chain’.
At mat JN Industrial Solutions, we offer specialized training courses designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of professionals involved in this chain, ensuring that every link remains strong and effective.
Welding Quality Training and Workshops
Our Training Programs
Introduction to Welding and Welder Qualification (1 Day)
Focused on the ISO 3834 Quality Management System, this course prepares Welding Coordination teams to manage welding processes effectively.
- Key Topics: Overview of welding methods such as MIG, TIG, and Stick welding, and the importance of Welder Performance Qualification (WPQ).
- Who Should Attend: Decision-makers, aspiring welders, and anyone interested in welding technology.
Weld Quality Management and Welding Coordination (1 Day)
Focused on the ISO 3834 Quality Management System, this course prepares Welding Coordination teams to manage welding processes effectively.
- Key Topics: Implementation of ISO 3834, understanding roles as per ISO 14731
- Who Should Attend: Welding coordinators and quality management teams.
Welding Symbols Course (1 Day)
Learn to interpret welding symbols essential for accurate fabrication. This course covers both European (ISO 2553) and American (AWS A2.4) systems.
- Key Topics: Joint and weld types, welding symbol rules, and non-destructive testing symbols.
- Who Should Attend: Welding supervisors, quality controllers, inspectors, design personnel, drafters, and detailers.
Engineers' Appreciation of Welding (5 Days)
Tailored for engineers managing welding departments, this course fills the knowledge gap in welding technology and its implications.
- Key Topics: Welding processes, material impact, defect identification, cost considerations, and specifying welding procedures.
- Who Should Attend: Mechanical/electrical engineers, engineering superintendents, and supervisors without formal welding training.