My employer wants to setup a welder training program for new and current welders. We are having trouble finding training for advanced welders and continued education. Seems like everything out there is geared toward passing a coupon and not skill development. Any ideas? And this is a refinery so we mostly weld pipe.
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AWS does have a pipe curriculum. You should be able to get the books and a list of CWE's, materials and test sites from them.
This might help with getting you started:
http://www.aws.org/certification/
This might help with getting you started:
http://www.aws.org/certification/
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Hey, where is your location. I am from Canada. I suggest you opt for a corporate training program by some welding schools. That’s the best option if you want good results training your current and new employees.
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In my company they have arranged an institute to give training. That's the best for you. Connect with an Institute that gives corporate training in welding. That way, u can give training for new employees and give expert level training for your current employees. That's what we get here.