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Someone wanting to learn welding should take a course offered at a Community College or a local operation providing instruction. If you cant find one, talk to a local company that sells welding supplies - oxygen, acetylene, other gases, etc., or find out who the local reps are for Miller or Lincoln welding equipment.
Level 3. The Level 3 Awards in Advanced Welding Skills are ideal if youve worked in welding for some time - you have plenty of experience. You want to develop your skills further so that you can undertake complex welding work and quality control. The are nine single unit qualifications available at this Level.
Welding is simple to learn, but it takes time to become proficient and consistent. Many different metals can be welded using various methods. As previously stated, the best way to learn the fundamentals is through a technical school or community college.
The WELDER 2 does complex level welding and related design work. Employees join metal components, cut and braze metals and fabricate parts using TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), MIG (Metallic Inert Gas), acetylene, and shielded electric arc (stick) equipment to cut, braze and weld metals, and fabricate parts.
LevelLevel 1 Level 2 Level 3 Start Date TBC Applications Applications for course waiting lists are open now Attendance One evening per week 5:30pm - 8:30pm Price Level 1: 495* Level 2: 495* Level 3: 1,450* *subject to eligibility clause3 more rows
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The EAL Level 1 Award in Introductory Welding Skills is a Vocational Related Qualification (VRQ). It has been specifically designed for 16-18 and 19+ learners in full-time education who are interested in pursuing a career in the welding engineering sector.
Level 1. The Level 1 Awards and Certificates are ideal if you are new to the welding, metal fabrication, thermal cutting and brazing soldering and want to gain knowledge and practical experience. There are seven single unit Award size qualifications available at this Level, plus two Certificate size qualifications.
Class 1 is often used to weld aluminum and other good conductors like brasses and bronzes which require high weld currents. Class 1 Bar Stock. In addition to welding aluminum and other highly conductive materials, it is frequently used for welding galvanized steels.

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