Metal Inert Gas Shielded Welding (MIG)
Limited places available!
For further course information and to book a course please contactĀ us:
Katie Potes
Phone: 0161 480 9822
Email: kpotes@setatraining.com
Duration: 5 Days
Cost:
Location
SETAĀ TRAINING CENTRE, CONFERENCE FACILITIES AND SKILLSĀ ACADEMY
18 Hammond Avenue
South Reddish
Stockport,
SK4 1PQ
Metal Inert Gas Shielded Welding (MIG)
Objectives:
To provide delegates with the necessary skills, knowledge and safeĀ working practices to enable them to produce complex welded joints inĀ mild steel in a variety of positions.
Pre-course requirements:
Delegates should have completed the Introduction to Metal InertĀ Ā as Shielded Welding course or have demonstratable prior skills andĀ knowledge, along with an understanding of workplace health & safety.
Outcomes:
Successful completion of the course will result in the issue of a SETAĀ certificate of completion.
This training could also contribute to the achievement of an NVQ Level 2 unitĀ Metal Inert Gas Shielded Welding/or Testing to BS 4872 Pts 1/2.
Course Modules
- Review of MIGS/MAGS process of welding including welding machine settings and the use of inert gas shielding to protect the weld zone.
- The necessary theoretical knowledge to undertake the practical skills outlined within the program
- Use of protective clothing appropriate to the process to be undertaken i.e. goggles, gloves, aprons etc.
- Isolation procedures for gas and electrical systems
- Remedial action in the event of burns
- Routine inspection of gas pipes and fittings
- Action in the event electrical cables and equipment
- Safe setting up and economic operation of gas welding equipment to include:
- Connection of power sources to mains socket
- Connection of secondary cables
- Connection of gas equipment
- Care and selection of welding wire
- Checking the system for safe use
- Demonstration and explanation of the effects of:Different arc lengths
- Variation of speeds of travel
- Different levels of current (amp) settings
- Effects of filler wire speed settings
- Preparation of the material to be welded
- Choice of an appropriate technique
- Methods of minimising distortion and welding difficulties
- Selection and establishment of a good āreturnā contact with particular regard for bearings and electrical equipment
- Selection of the appropriate range (where application) and setting of the correct amperage
- Practical
- Demonstration and individual practice of welded joints using various materials and thickness: Tee jointā Horizontal/Vertical
- Corner joint – Horizontal/Vertical
- Tee joint – Vertical
- Single vee butt – Vertical
- Tee joint āoverhead
- Lap joint ā overhead
Questions?
For further course information, advice and guidance please contact
Katie Potes at SETA
email: kpotes@setatraining.com or telephone 0161 4809822 and ask for Katie Potes
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