Course Overview
In industries such as oil & gas, construction, shipbuilding, and energy, a weld is not merely a physical connection between two metal components. It is a critical factor that determines structural strength, equipment integrity, and, above all, the safety of the entire operating system. However, behind every compliant weld is not only the skill of the welder, but also the role of the welding supervisor—a position often underestimated compared to its actual importance.
As international standards such as AWS, ASME, and API are increasingly adopted, the role of the welding supervisor becomes even more significant. It is not enough to understand standards; supervisors must be able to translate technical requirements into practical execution under real operational conditions. This distinction between “knowing” and “doing it correctly” is what ultimately defines the final quality of a project.
In practice, many project issues do not arise from a lack of standards or procedures, but from a shortage of competent personnel capable of controlling and implementing them accurately. Therefore, the welding supervisor is not merely a technical role, but a critical link in the overall quality assurance system.
With increasing technical demands and more complex working environments, structured training for welding supervisors is no longer optional—it is essential. This is not just about improving knowledge, but about building control capability—the core factor that ensures every weld is not only compliant on paper, but truly safe and reliable in real-world operations.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand basic welding processes and classifications
- Identify types of welding currents, materials, and techniques
- Interpret welding terminology and technical documentation
- Recognize welding defects and appropriate corrective actions
- Understand welding joints and inspection requirements
- Apply relevant standards such as AWS, ASME, and API
- Support welding quality control and supervision activities
- Gain fundamental knowledge of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods
Target Participants
- Entry-level welding supervisors and inspectors
- Engineers and technicians involved in welding operations
- QA/QC personnel in fabrication and construction projects
- Individuals seeking to build a career in welding inspection and quality control
Course Duration
03 days
