| OXYACETYLENE WELDING AND
CUTTING (OAW) |
COURSE NO.
OAW 001 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $800.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion, the student should be able to perform the industrial
requirements of oxyacetylene welding and flame cutting that are essential for maintenance
welding and cutting. |
Course objective:
To be able to produce quality fillet and groove welds on carbon steel, and to be able to
produce quality cuts on carbon steels by hand or by machine. This course develops skills
for Gas Welding (DOT 8.11.684-014), Gas Welder Assembler portion of Combination Welder
(DOT 819.384-010), Production Line Welder (DOT 819.684-010), and Thermal Cutter, Hand I
(DOT 816.464-010). |
Course content:
This course provides understanding of oxyacetylene welding and cutting, as
well as safety practices. It provides training to develop the manual skill necessary to
produce quality 11 gauge fillet welds and open root 3/16" V-bevel welds (all
positions). Skill is developed in the areas of flame cutting mild steel plate. Related
information is included on weld quality and applications of fuel gases not used in this
course. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two
written tests. The student must also pass three a visual
(flat, vertical, and overhead) and guided bend tests in two
test positions (flat and vertical). A flame cutting test is
also required. |
Note:
Students enrolling in Program
1 or Program 2 who wish to bypass Oxyacetylene Welding
& Cutting may do so by successfully completing the
following tests: A horizontal lap and inside corner joint
using 11 gauge x 2 x 6 material and a vertical up square
groove open root using 11 gauge x 3 x 5 material with RG45
3/32 using 6 PSI for oxygen and 6 PSI for acetylene. A
cutting test on 3/16 x 5 x 6 plate with one straight cut,
one bevel cut, and one hole 1 5/16 diameter with 25 PSI
oxygen and 5 PSI acetylene is also required. The vertical
open root will be cut and a guided bend test performed in
accordance with AWS guidelines. All three tests will be
subjected to visual inspection after the tests have been
completed, using AWS guidelines. A written test is also
required. Testing fee is $75.00. |
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| GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING
(GTAW) |
COURSE NO.
GTA 008 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $800.00 |
Book Fees $25.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to perform
production and maintenance welding on mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum used in
the aircraft and missile industry. |
Course objective:
To be able to produce quality fillet and square groove welds on thin carbon steel,
stainless steel and aluminum in the flat, horizontal and vertical positions, using the gas
tungsten arc welding process. The quality of welds is in accordance with the ASME Section
IX Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT
810.384-014), Production Line Welder (DOT 819.684-010), Tack Welder (DOT 810.684-010) and
the Arc Welding portion of Combination Welder (DOT 819.384-010). This course also prepares
the student for MIL STD. 1595A. |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough technical understanding of gas tungsten
arc welding, arc characteristics and welding safety. It provides training to develop the
skill necessary to make quality gas tungsten arc welds on 16 and 11 gauge mild steel,
.060" and .062" gauge stainless steel and .125" aluminum, using both direct
and alternating current. In addition, material is presented on the weld characteristics of
carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Information on pulsed current is included to
prepare the student for more detailed applications of pulsed current used in gas tungsten
arc welding pipe. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass a visual ASME guided bend test in the flat position on mild steel, and visual
tests on stainless steel and aluminum. |
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| GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING
TITANIUM (GTAW-TI) |
COURSE NO.
GTA 109 |
| 1 WEEK |
35 CLOCK HOURS |
3.5 CEU |
Tuition $675.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have the ability to
weld on thin stainless steel and titanium for use in aircraft, missiles, medical areas,
and many other applications. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully completed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding course. If the student has not completed the above course, skill
must be demonstrated by successfully completing the following tests:
Pass a visual test of a T-joint on .060-inch
stainless steel in the flat position and pass a visual and
guided bend test of a square groove weld on 11 gauge
carbon steel plate in the flat position using the gas
tungsten arc welding process, and a written test.
Prerequisites testing charge: $50.00 |
Course objective:
To familiarize the student with the manipulative technique and the characteristics of
stainless steel and titanium welding. To be able to produce quality welds on thin gauge
materials. |
Course content:
This course is designed to provide the student with an understanding of gas
tungsten arc welding on thin gauge stainless steel and titanium. The student will learn to
develop the skill necessary to produce quality welds on .040" to .062" stainless
steel and titanium in the flat and horizontal positions. In addition, information will be
presented on the weld characteristics of titanium and stainless steel. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to pass a written test. The student is also
required to pass a visual lap joint and tee joint test on .045" titanium and a visual
butt joint test on .062" titanium, flat position. |
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| GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING
PIPE (GTAWP - 2" dia. sched. 80) |
COURSE NO.
GTA 108 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $875.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have developed skills
for process, pressure and nuclear piping work - as well as for the welding of cryogenic
vessels. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully completed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding course. If the student has not completed the above course, skill
must be demonstrated by successfully completing the following test:
Pass a visual test of a T-joint on .060-inch
stainless steel in the flat position and pass a visual and
guided bend test of a square groove weld on 11 gauge
carbon steel plate in the flat position using the gas
tungsten arc welding process, and a written test.
Prerequisites testing charge:
$50.00 |
Course objective:
To be able to produce quality single V-groove welds on 2 inch diameter schedule 80 steel
pipe in all positions. Quality is determined through visual inspection and mechanical
testing according to ASME requirements. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc
(DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough technical understanding of gas tungsten
arc welding preparation for welding pipe.
It develops the skills necessary to produce quality groove welds on 2" schedule 80
steel pipe in the 2G, 5G, and 6G positions. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take one written test. The student also
must pass visual and ASME guided bend tests on welds produced in the 2G and 5G positions. |
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| GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING/SHIELDED
METAL ARC WELDING
PIPE (GTAW-SMAWP) |
COURSE NO.
GTA 009 |
| 4 WEEKS |
140 CLOCK HOURS |
14.0 CEU |
Tuition $1250.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have developed uphill
pipe welding techniques and skills for the pressure vessel and nuclear piping fields. This
process is also used for all utility work, nuclear and navy vessels. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding course and Shielded Metal Arc Welding Pipe (Uphill) course. If the
student has not completed the above courses, skill must be determined by successfully
completing the following tests:
1. Pass a visual and guided bend test of a square groove weld on 11 gauge carbon
steel plate in the flat position, using the gas tungsten arc welding process.
2. Pass a visual inspection on 6" schedule 80 mild steel pipe welded in the
2G and 5G position with backing rings, using the shielded metal arc welding process and E7018
low hydrogen electrodes, and a written test.
Prerequisites testing charge: $75.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality single V-groove welds on 6" diameter schedule 80
carbon steel pipe in all welding positions using the gas tungsten arc welding process and
shielded metal arc welding process. Quality is determined through visual inspection and
mechanical testing according to ASME requirements. This course also develops skills for
Welder, Arc (DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough technical understanding of
joint designs, programmable gas tungsten arc welding equipment and methods of welding
carbon steel and stainless steel pipe. It provides training to develop welding skills to
make welds on open root, 6" diameter schedule 80 steel pipe in the 2G, 5G, and 6G
positions. It uses the gas tungsten arc welding process with stainless steel filler
material to deposit the root and second pass - and the shielded metal arc process to
complete the weld. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass visual and ASME guided bend tests on welds produced on 6" schedule 80 steel
pipe in the 2G and 5G positions. |
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| GAS METAL ARC WELDING
(GMAW) |
COURSE NO.
GMA 011 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $800.00 |
Book Fees $25.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should be able to perform
production and maintenance welding on mild steel including high volume fabrication,
automotive assembly and repair. |
Course objective:
To produce quality multiple pass fillet welds and groove welds on carbon
steel plate in all positions, using short circuiting transfer. Quality is determined
through visual inspection and mechanical testing according to AWS requirements. This
course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT 810.384-014), Production Line Welder (DOT
819.684-010), Tack Welder (DOT 810.684-010), and the arc welding portion of Combination
Welder (DOT 819.384-010). |
Course content:
This course is designed to provide the student with a thorough technical
understanding of welding safety, gas metal arc welding, equipment adjustments, metal
transfer and shielding gases. It also provides training to develop the skill necessary to
make quality gas metal arc welds in all positions on mild steel from 3/16 inch sheet to
3/8 inch plate, single and multiple pass, using short circuit transfer. The course also
illustrates problems associated with welding situations and provides corrective
information. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass visual and AWS guided bend tests in the horizontal, vertical down, and overhead
positions. |
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| GAS METAL ARC WELDING
ADVANCED (GMAWA) |
COURSE NO.
GMA 016 |
| 1 WEEK |
35 CLOCK HOURS |
3.5 CEU |
Tuition $600.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to perform
structural welding related to buildings and bridges - and production welding on light,
medium and heavy assemblies. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Gas
Metal Arc Welding course.
If the above course has not been completed, the following prerequisite test is required:
Pass a 3/8 inch plate open root guided bend test in the horizontal,
vertical down, and overhead positions, and a written test.
Prerequisites testing charge: $75.00 |
Course objective:
To develop the ability to produce quality fillet and groove welds on carbon steel and
aluminum using pulse or spray transfer. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc
(DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides training on pulse transfer other than the short circuiting, which is
covered in the Gas Metal Arc Welding course. The pulse transfer provides for high
deposition rate for all position welding. This course also includes
GMAW
Aluminum. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take one
written test. The student also must pass one visual guided side bend test and
two visual cut and etch tests on aluminum (vertical up and overhead). Pulse transfer will
be used. |
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| GAS METAL ARC WELDING
PIPE (GMAWP) |
COURSE NO.
GMA 013 |
| 1 WEEK |
35 CLOCK HOURS |
3.5 CEU |
Tuition $600.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to perform
service and transmission pipeline related work. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Gas
Metal Arc Welding course.
If the above course has not been completed, the following prerequisite test is required:
Pass a 3/8 inch plate open root guided bend test in the horizontal,
vertical down, and overhead positions, and a written test.
Prerequisite testing charge: $75.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality single V-groove welds on 6 inch schedule 80 carbon steel pipe in the 2G
and 5G fixed positions, using short circuiting metal transfer. The quality of welds is in
accordance with API Standard 1104. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT
810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough technical understanding of gas metal arc
welding, preparation for welding pipe and pipe welding defects. It provides training to
develop the skills necessary to produce quality groove welds on 6 inch diameter schedule
80 steel pipe in the 2G and 5G positions. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass two practical tests on pipe welded in the 2G and 5G positions. The tests include
visual examination and guided bend tests according to the American Petroleum Institute
Standard 1104 Standards of Acceptability. |
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| FLUX CORED ARC WELDING
(FCAW) |
COURSE NO.
FCA 015 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $800.00 |
Book Fees $25.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to perform
structural welding related to buildings and bridges and production work related to heavy
equipment manufacturing. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Gas
Metal Arc Welding course.
If the above course has not been completed, the following prerequisite test is required:
Pass a 3/8 inch plate open root guided bend test in the horizontal,
vertical down, and overhead positions, and a written test.
Prerequisite testing charge: $75.00 |
Course objective:
This course enables the student to produce quality fillet
and groove welds on carbon steel using small diameter
electrode wires, large diameter gas shielded and
self-shielded electrode wires as well as metal cored wires.
This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT
810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course is designed to provide training to develop welding skills on carbon steels
using small and large diameter flux-cored electrodes (with and without shielding gas) in
all positions on fillet and groove welds. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass the four following visual and guided bend tests: horizontal, vertical, and
overhead groove welds using small diameter wire and a flat groove weld using large
diameter wire; without shielding gas. |
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| SHIELDED METAL ARC
WELDING (SMAW) |
COURSE NO.
SMA 002 |
| 4 WEEKS |
140 CLOCK HOURS |
14.0 CEU |
Tuition $1120.00 |
Book Fees $25.00 |
| Upon completion, the student should be able to perform production
welding, millwright work and general maintenance welding. |
Course objective:
To be able to produce quality multipass fillet and square groove welds in all positions
using E6010, E6011, and E7018 electrodes. This course also develops skills to perform in
accordance with Welder, Arc (DOT 810.384-014), Production Line Welder (DOT 819.684-010),
Tack Welder (DOT 810.684-010) and the arc welding portion of Combination Welder (DOT
819.384-010). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough technical understanding of
arc welding, welding safety, arc welding power sources, electrode classifications and
selection. It also provides training to develop the skills necessary to make quality
shielded metal arc welds in all positions on mild steel from 3/16 inch to 1/2 inch plate,
single and multiple pass, using mild steel, low hydrogen, and iron powder electrodes, with
DC welding current. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take 4 written tests. The student also
must pass the following four skill tests: visual and AWS break tests on fillet welds in
the horizontal and overhead positions (E6010), visual and AWS guided bend tests on square
groove welds in the horizontal and vertical up positions (E6011 and E7018). |
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|
SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING ADVANCED
STRUCTURAL (SMAWA-S) |
COURSE NO.
SMA 004 |
| 4 WEEKS |
140 CLOCK HOURS |
14.0 CEU |
Tuition $1150.00 |
Book Fees $20.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the
student should be able to perform bridge code welds and
other related structural work, as well as preparation for
pipe welding. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart
Institute of Welding Technology
Shielded Metal Arc Welding course. If the student has
not completed the above course, skill must be determined by
successfully completing the following tests:
1. Pass a visual and AWS break test on a fillet weld
in the horizontal and overhead positions (E6010).
2. Pass a visual and AWS guided bend test on a square
groove weld in the vertical and horizontal positions (E6011
and E7018) - and pass a written test.
Prerequisite testing
charge:
$100.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality, multipass groove welds with backing in
all positions using E7018 electrodes on 3/8 and 1 mild
steel in the horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.
The quality of welds is in accordance with various
recognized welding codes. This course also develops
skills for Welder, Arc (DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides training to develop
skills necessary to produce quality multipass groove welds
with backing on 3/8 and 1 plate in horizontal, vertical,
and overhead positions. Welding related information is also
provided on hard surfacing, repair of cast iron and metal
identification. In addition, welding related information is
included about procedure and welder qualification on
destructive and nondestructive testing methods. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take four
written tests. The student also must pass visual and guided
bend tests on single V-groove welds with backing on 3/8 and
1 mild steel plates in the horizontal, vertical and
overhead positions. |
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SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING ADVANCED
PRE PIPE (SMAWA-PP) |
COURSE NO.
SMA 005 |
| 4 WEEKS |
140 CLOCK HOURS |
14.0 CEU |
Tuition $1150.00 |
Book Fees $20.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the
student should be able to perform code welds and other
related structural work, aw well as preparation for pipe
welding. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart
Institute of Welding Technology
Shielded Metal Arc Welding course. If the student has
not completed the above course, skill must be determined by
successfully completing the following tests:
1. Pass a visual and AWS break test on a fillet weld
in the horizontal and overhead positions (E6010).
2. Pass a visual and AWS guided bend test on a square
groove weld in the vertical and horizontal positions (E6011
and E7018) - and pass a written test.
Prerequisite testing
charge:
$100.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality, multipass open root groove welds in all
positions using E6010 and E7018 electrodes on 3/8 and 1
mild steel plates. The quality of welds is in accordance
with the various recognized welding codes. This course also
develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
The student will be able to produce quality
open root single V-groove welds on 3/8 and 1 mild steel
plate in horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.
Welding related information is also provided on hard
surfacing, repair of cast iron and metal identification. In
addition, welding related information is included about
procedure and welder qualification on destructive and
nondestructive testing methods. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take four
written tests. The student also must pass visual and guided
bend tests on single V-groove welds on 3/8 and 1 mild
steel plates in the horizontal, vertical and overhead
positions. |
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|
| SHIELDED METAL ARC
WELDING PIPE 2G and 5G POSITIONS UPHILL (SMAWP-U) |
COURSE NO.
SMA 006 |
| 4 WEEKS |
140 CLOCK HOURS |
14.0 CEU |
Tuition $1250.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have developed skills
for the pressure vessel and nuclear piping fields. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Advanced courses.
If the above courses have not been completed, the following prerequisite tests are
required.
Pass an ASME guided bend test on 3/8" plate in the horizontal, vertical and
overhead positions - and pass a written test.
Prerequisite testing charge: $75.00 |
Course objective:
To produce high quality single V-groove welds on 6" diameter schedule 80 carbon steel
pipe in all positions. Quality is determined through visual inspection and mechanical
testing according to ASME requirements. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc
(DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough understanding of uphill pipe welding and
weld quality. This course helps to develop the welding skills necessary to produce quality
multipass welds on 6" diameter schedule 80 mild steel pipe in the
2G and 5G positions, using E6010 and E7018 electrodes. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take three written tests. The student also
must pass visual and guided bend tests on welds produced in the 2G and 5G positions. |
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| SHIELDED METAL ARC
WELDING PIPE 6G POSITION UPHILL (SMAWP-UA) |
COURSE NO.
SMA 106 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $875.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have developed skills
for the pressure vessel and nuclear piping fields. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding
Technology Shielded Metal Arc Welding Pipe Uphill course.
If the above course has not been completed, the following prerequisite test is required:
Pass a single V-groove pipe weld visual and guided bend test in the
2G and 5G positions using E6010 and E7018 electrodes-and pass a written test.
Prerequisite testing charge: $50.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality single V-groove welds on 6" diameter schedule 80 carbon steel pipe
in the 6G position. Quality is determined through visual inspection and mechanical testing
according to ASME requirements. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT
810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough understanding of pipe welding, weld
quality, uphill pipe procedures and preheating and interpass heat treatments. This course
helps to develop welding skills to produce quality multipass welds on 6" diameter
schedule 80 mild steel pipe in the 6G position, using E6010 and E7018 electrodes. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass a visual and guided bend test on a weld produced in the 6G position. |
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| SHIELDED
METAL ARC WELDING 2" PIPE UPHILL
(SMAWP-2") |
COURSE NO.
SMA 107 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $875.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have developed skills
for the pressure vessel and nuclear piping fields. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed
the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Shielded Metal Arc Welding Pipe 6G Position Uphill
course. If the above course has not been completed, the
following prerequisite tests are required: Pass a visual and
guided bend test on a weld produced in the 6G position using
E6010 and E7018 electrodes - and pass a written test.
Prerequisite testing charge: $25.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality single V-groove welds on 2"
diameter schedule 80 and XX heavy wall carbon steel pipe in the 6G
position. Quality is determined through visual inspection
and mechanical testing according to ASME requirements.
This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT
810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough
understanding of pipe welding, weld quality, uphill pipe
procedures and preheating and interpass heat treatments.
This course helps to develop welding skills to produce
quality multipass welds on 2" diameter schedule 80
and XX heavy wall
mild steel pipe in the 6G position, using E6010 and E7018
electrodes. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two
written tests. The student also must pass a visual and
guided bend test on a weld produced in the 6G position, on
both schedule 80 and XX heavy wall 2 pipe. |
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|
| SHIELDED METAL ARC
WELDING PIPE DOWNHILL (SMAWP-D) |
COURSE NO.
SMA 007 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $875.00 |
Book Fees $10.00 |
| Upon completion of this course, the student should have developed
downhill pipe welding techniques for the service and transmission piping fields. |
Prerequisites:
The student must have successfully passed the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology
Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Advanced courses. Students in the 34-week Combination
Structural & Pipe Welding Program must successfully
complete Shielded Metal Arc Welding Pipe courses including
2, 5, and 6G prior to taking downhill. Any other student
must pass the Shielded Metal Arc Welding Pipe courses or
must pass the downhill prerequisite testing.
If the above courses have not been completed, the following prerequisite test is required.
Pass a 3/8 inch (9.5) plate open root guided bend test in the vertical
down and 45° position - and pass a written test.
Prerequisite testing charge: $50.00 |
Course objective:
To produce quality open root groove welds on 6 inch schedule 80 carbon steel pipe in the
5G and 6G positions using E7010 electrodes. The quality of welds is in accordance with API
standard 1104. This course also develops skills for Welder, Arc (DOT 810.384-014). |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a thorough understanding of downhill pipe welding
procedures and weld quality.
It provides training to develop the skills necessary to produce quality welds on open root
carbon steel pipe in the 5G and 6G positions, using E7010 electrodes. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to take two written tests. The student also
must pass a visual test on 6 inch diameter schedule 80 pipe in the 5G position, and must
pass a visual API guided bend and nick break test in the 6G position. |
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| PIPE LAYOUT FOR FITTERS
& WELDERS (PLFW) |
COURSE NO.
PLF 026 |
| 2 WEEKS |
70 CLOCK HOURS |
7.0 CEU |
Tuition $900.00 |
Book Fees $35.00 |
| Upon completion of the course, the student should have the ability to
fit and weld the piping, making them much more competitive in the job market. |
Course objective:
To provide fundamentals for layout and fabrication of typical pipe connections and to use
mathematics, basic equations and charts for properly fabricating these connections. |
Course content:
This course provides the student with a basic understanding of the types of joints-with
hands on layout and fit-up of branch connections, laterals, circumferential sleeves and
bull plugs. |
Testing:
To pass this course, the student is required to pass ten written tests.
The student must also pass a 45° lateral as well as a 90°
branch connection test. |
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| WELDABILITY
OF METALS, FERROUS & NONFERROUS |
COURSE NO.
WEL 530 |
| 1 WEEK |
35 CLOCK HOURS |
3.5 CEU |
Tuition $525.00 |
Book Fees $15.00 |
This course will provide the non-metallurgist with basic knowledge of
various metals and their weldability.
Anyone involved with welding will benefit from the better understanding of welding the
different metals. Students will learn metal properties, heat input, preheating,
postheating, selecting filler metals, plus many more topics. |
| COURSE CONTENT |
- Introduction
- Welding carbon and low alloy steels
- Welding stainless steels
- Welding tool and die steels
- Welding cast iron
- Hard surfacing
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- Welding nickel alloys
- Welding copper alloys
- Welding aluminum alloys
- Welding magnesium alloys
- Welding titanium alloys
- Metals identification for welding
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2008 schedule