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The document provides information about the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector course and certification. The course covers topics related to welding inspection including welding processes, defects, testing, and codes/standards. Candidates must pass both written and practical exams in areas like inspecting plate and pipe welds to receive certification, which must be renewed every 5-10 years. The CSWIP program has three levels of certification for welding inspectors.
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- 2. The Course The CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector course provides an introduction to a wide range of topics related to Welding Inspection and Quality. What does it contains? World Centre for Materials Joining Technology Copyright © 2006, TWI Ltd
- 3. Course Contents • Roles and duties of a • Heat Treatments Welding Inspector • Weldability of Steels • Welding Defects • Joint Design • Mechanical Testing • Welding Procedures • Main Welding • Welder Qualification Processes • Stress and Distortion • Welding Symbols • Macro Examination • Non-Destructive • Codes and Standards Testing • Welding Consumables • Inspection Reporting • Thermal Cutting • Welding Terminology • Welding Safety World Centre for Materials Joining Technology Copyright © 2006, TWI Ltd
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- 10. CSWIP Certification Scheme • Level 1: 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector • Level 2: 3.1 Welding Inspector • Level 3: 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector For further information please see website www.cswip.com World Centre for Materials Joining Technology Copyright © 2006, TWI Ltd
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