Cost: Upon application
Dates: Upon application
Duration: Typically 1 to 3 days subject to candidate’s knowledge and experience
Course objectives/key benefits:
To develop an individual’s knowledge of the safety requirements, MMA welding technology and the practical application of the Manual Metal-Arc welding process.
Who the course is aimed at:
Skilled or semi skilled welders involved in production or maintenance work requiring an introduction or industrial updating of the M.M.A process.
Course content:
- Safety as applied to manual metal arc welding equipment
- Basic principles of the manual metal arc welding process
- Correct storage and selection of welding consumables
- Welds to be completed on steel, thickness ranging from 3mm-20mm plate as appropriate to delegates requirements
Course tutor:
Steve Fitzgerald
Training method:
Classroom theory and practical workshop sessions.
Course outcome/qualification:
PTC Certificate of Attendance.
In addition, certification associated to welder coding and/or welding procedure(s) can be arranged. Certification applicable to BS4872 and/or BSEN287/equivalent and/or ASME IX as appropriate – please enquire for details.
Pre-requisite knowledge/qualification:
At the discretion of the course tutor.





