Course Outline
A welder is one who welds plates to form permanently assembled metal structures in accordance with internationally accepted welding standards. The welding processes include 1G - 3G welding positions, and to ensure that the welding joints meet the organization requirement.
The work he/she performs includes the following:
- Perform shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) on mild steel pipes
- Perform gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) on mild steel pipes
- Perform quality checks on weld
- Rectify weld defects
Learner’s Objective
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to perform welding on plates to create permanently assembled metal structures using the SMAW process in the 3G position.
- Maintain safe working environment
- Setting up welding work
- Perform shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) on mild steel pipes to pipes in 6G position
- Perform gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) on mild steel pipes to pipes in 6G position
- Rectify weld defects
Course Structure
Duration:
21 hours (17.75 training hours and 3.25 assessment hours) (Learners must attain 100% attendance to be eligible for the course assessment)
Medium:
English
Training Venue
HAI LECK at 9 Tuas Ave 1, Singapore 639494
Contact Us
Training@haileck.com
6594 4300
8841 6465
Pre-Requisite
LEARNERS MUST POSSESS:
- Individual SingPass account with valid email address
- A valid STEP portal account prior to class registration (a step-by-step guide will be provided). A registration link will be provided to the workers for sign-up once their eligibility is confirmed
- Be 18 years old and above and physically fit to perform all the required tasks
- WSQ Perform Welding or
- ITE CoC in Blasting & Paintwork – Level 1
LEARNERS ARE ASSUMED TO:
- Have knowledge of common hazards and necessary safety precautions
- Have the ability to read and interpret instructions, diagrams and sketches
- Have knowledge of the methods and skills in the use of common equipment, materials and hand tools appropriate for metal scaffolding work
- Be physically fit to perform all the required tasks
Course Certification
- A Certificate of Competency (CoC) will be awarded to candidates who are assessed as competent
- Tested by approved testers by ITE, tests in line with industry demands
- The CoC in Welding – Level 1 will be granted only upon successful completion of all required assessments
- e-Certificates will be issued to individual candidates via the ITE Step Portal within 6 to 8 weeks after course completion
PAYMENT, REFUND & WITHDRAWAL POLICY
- Full payment is required upon registration
- 100% refund will be provided for cancellations made more than 14 days before course start date
- 50% refund for cancellation/withdrawal less than 14 days if no replacement candidate is provided
- For cancellation/withdrawal with replacement provided, fee waiver will be subjected to ITE Management approval
- No refund will be provided for any cancellation/withdrawal after the course start date unless with valid reason(s) but subjected to ITE Management approval
IMPORTANT NOTES
- Participants are required to bring along their identification documents (NRIC/Work Permit/IPA or Passport) for verification purposes
- Participants are required to bring along their own water bottle and PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) such as hand gloves, goggles, safety shoes and safety helmet