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Southern African Institute of Welding
COURSE
PROSPECTUS
2019
Promoting World Class Excellence
in Welding, Non-Destructive
Testing and Allied Technology
INSPECTION KITS NOW AVAILABLE WELDING NDT INSPECTION INSPECTION KIT KIT Please contact sales@saiw.co.za or 011 298 2108 for pricing and more information.
BECOME AN
SAIW MEMBER
The SAIW is a membership-based industry
association constituted for the benefit of
its members and the industry at large.
One of the central purposes of FREE telephonic technical advice on Pricing (Including VAT)
the SAIW is to represent the almost any welding/NDT related issues Corporate R6 045
including advice and access to the latest Individuals R 780
interests of its members across international standards and how they Fellows R 700
the welding industry and NDT are applied in South Africa and Africa.
spectrum.
FREE copies of African Fusion, the
For any company or person who is in official publication of the SAIW and of
any way connected to the welding, NDT Fusion, our bi-monthly newsletter which
or related industries, being a member has a plethora of interesting technical
of the leading welding organization on and newsworthy articles.
the African Continent brings a range of
benefits, which include: FREE exposure on the Membership page
in Fusion for any relevant announcement
PROFESSIONAL recognition through NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES at
affiliation with the SAIW, signified by a monthly meetings in Johannesburg,
Membership Certificate. Cape Town and Durban where
professionals, academics and
PREFERENTIAL rates on training international experts share their
courses for Corporate Members. knowledge on a variety of welding and /
or NDT related subjects.
PREFERENTIAL rates on technical
support. FOR MORE INFORMATION
Go to 011 298 2110 or email
REDUCED rates for seminars and membership@saiw.co.za
conferences and access to the most
up-to-date information on new
technologies.
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SAIW
COURSE WORLD
CAREER PATHS
SAIW COURSES
Welding Lecturer | Fabrication & Welding Inspector | Competent Person – Pressure Vessels
Competent Person – Steam Generators | Quality Control Personnel
Fabrication Supervisor | Inspector of Pressurised Equipment
Welding Fabrication Foreman
Technologist Artisan Welder
Welding Engineer Welder Qualification | Welding Quality Control | ASME Code
Tradesman
Weld Procedure Qualification | Competent Person Course
Robotic Operator
Robotic IWIP Basic | IWIP Standard | IWIP Comprehensive
Technical Sales Heat Treatment for Welding | Paint Inspector
Boilermaker
Welding Welding
Representative IIW
Senior Welding Inspector | AWS Safety
Pipe Welder
Practitioner
Estimator National
IIW Specialist Welding Welder
Welding/Fabrication Inspection Programme
Pipe Fitter
Heat Treatment for
Supervisor Engineers Welding Symbols
Structural Steel
Project Manager IIW Technologist Welding Practical Welding
Co-ordination Welding Welder
Welding Metallurgy International
Fabrication Workshop Plate Welder
IIW Engineer Welding Operator
Manager Non-Destructive International
Appreciation
Testing Fillet Welder
Research & of Welding for Artist/Sculptor
Engineers International
Development Pipe
Failure
Fabrication Analysis
Visual Testing | Eddy Current | UTWT Welder Sheet Metal Worker
Industrial Radiographic Safety | Hardness
Management
Testing | Appreciation of NDT for Engineers Robotic Operator/
Academic PT | MT | Replica Metallography | RT | UT Programmer
Quality Auditor
Safety Officer
Quality NDT Training, Examination & Certification | NDT Consultant
Engineer
NDT Applied Scientist/Physicist | NDT Lecturer | NDT Examiner
NDT Auditor | NDT Quality Engineering | NDT Operator (Level 1) | NDT Manager
NDT Research/Developer | NDT Technician (Level 2) | NDT Technologist (Level 3)
This diagram represents the entire offering of SAIW courses.
CAREER PLAN
FOR INTERNATIONAL WELDING
INSPECTION PERSONNEL
Matric with pass in Maths
Two years professional
and Science with overall Pass Welding Quality Control
welding related experience
average of 50%
International
IWIP Basic Level
Welding Practitioner*
• Inspection Module
Complete all requirements for the
• Welding Technology Module
Basic Level as per above chart
(Details on application)
Two years working at the Basic Level
International
IWIP Welding Specialist*
Standard Level Complete all requirements for the
Basic and Standard Levels as per
above chart (Details on application)
Two years working at the
Standard Level
International
IWIP Welding Technologist*
Comprehensive Complete all requirements for the
Basic, Standard and Comprehensive
Levels as per above chart
(Details on application)
*Persons who have completed IWP or IWS or IWT and/or IWE are exempt from Welding Technology module at the relevant level and only need to complete the Inspection module.
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CAREER PLAN
FOR INSPECTORS
WELDING INSPECTOR IPE PAINT INSPECTOR NDT’s
OR
SAIW NDT Module’s PT
Welding Inspector IWIP
Paint Inspector (Level 1 & 2)
(Level 1) (Basic Level)
1 Week MT (Level 1 & 2)
UT (Level 1) RT,
VT, ECT
Senior Welding IWIP ASME SAIW
Inspector (Standard Level) Code of Construction Paint Inspector 21 Weeks *
(Level 2) | 5 Weeks 2 Weeks Diploma
IIW Welding Inspection Diploma at a After Relevant
ASME Diploma Industrial
relevant level Experience
PLUS
IWI COMPREHENSIVE RT Interpreters Apply for
2 Weeks Certification
PLUS
2 Year IPE
Experience
(18 Tasks) * Total duration of
institutional knowledge
modules. Note that
Level 1 qualification in
IPE Certification the relevant method is
a pre-requiste for Level
2 courses of the same
method.
COMPETENT PERSONS
Competent Person
CP Experience
Steam Generators Qualification
Core Week Dependent*
2 Weeks
Competent Person Competent Person Industry Specific
Foundation Module Pressure Vessels Module Eg. Process Apply for
(If no Inspector Level 1) Core Week Plant Inspection Certification
1 Week 1 Week 4 Weeks
CP Steam
Generators
CP Experience CP Experience
Qualification Qualification
Dependent* Dependent*
(Vessel Inspection) (Vessel Inspection)
Apply for Apply for
Certification Certification
CP Pressure CP Pressure
Vessels Vessels
Certification Certification
Limited Unlimited
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ONLINE SYSTEM
1. Go to www.saiw.co.za 2. Click on – REGISTER FOR A COURSE
NEW STUDENTS payment in the bank, the system will generate a booking
Click on NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION - Complete required confirmation that will be sent to you via email.
information (Full names, email address and ID) 15. PLEASE NOTE: No booking confirmation will be sent out
without proof of payment.
1. You will receive an email with a link to follow which will
allow you to complete your personal profile. OLD STUDENTS
2. This request will be sent to the SAIW SMS system for Enter student number in both the USERNAME and PASSWORD
acceptance. fields and enter security code (CAPS ONLY) and log on.
3. After acceptance you will receive an email with login
details. 1. Click on the course booking icon (green icon). This will
4. If you click on username (student’s number) and password open a screen where you will be able to select the course
(ID number) and security code (CAPS ONLY), this will log type (drop down menu).
you onto your personal dashboard. 2. Select course (i.e IWIP) – this will then open the available
5. Click on the course booking icon (green icon). This will dates.
open a screen where you will be able to select the course 3. Select required dates by clicking on the small block on the
type (drop down menu). right hand side.
6. Select course (i.e IWIP) – this will then open the available 4. This will allow you to select person responsible for
dates. payment. (Company details required for company
7. Select required dates by clicking on the small block on the payments).
right hand side. 5. You will be required to submit your documents (application
8. This will allow you to select – Person responsible for form, ID, and required access conditions).
payment. (Company details required for company 6. After submitting your documents – select save and
payments) continue.
9. You will be required to submit your documents (application 7. The request for booking will be sent to the SAIW
form, ID, and required access conditions). administration offices.
10. After submitting your documents – select save and 8. Once accepted by the administration offices you will
continue. receive a quote via email.
11. The request for booking will be sent to the SAIW 9. You will be allowed to log onto your profile to add your
administration offices. payment on the pink icon (continue with payment).
12. Once accepted by the administration offices you will Click on this icon and this will allow you to submit your
receive a quote via email. payment.
13. You will be allowed to log onto your profile to add your 10. Once the SAIW accounts department confirms your
payment on the pink icon (continue with payment). payment in the bank, the system will generate a booking
Click on this icon and this will allow you to submit your confirmation that will be sent to you via email.
payment. 11. PLEASE NOTE: No booking confirmation will be sent out
14. Once the SAIW accounts department confirms your without proof of payment.
BOOKING PROCEDURES
NOTE: Please contact SAIW should you experience any difficulty with the self-help online registration.
• Please ensure that you comply with the course access conditions prior to enrolling for the course.
• Refer to the access conditions throughout the prospectus.
• Further information is available on the SAIW website: www.saiw.co.za
• Full payment is to be made prior to the commencement of the course and exam.
• All prices indicate the combined total for both the training and initial qualification examination costs.
ALL PRICES QUOTED INCLUDE VAT 3 Cancellation of Training:
3.1 The SAIW reserves the right to cancel the holding of
1 The following documentation is required for a course at short notice, should student numbers not
course enrolment: meet our minimum course requirements. Candidates
1.1 “Course Enrolment Application Form” – completed in shall be informed of the cancellation two weeks prior
full. to the training start date and arrangements will be
1.2 Confirmation of full payment. made to book the candidate on the next available
1.3 Legible copy of highest academic qualifications course. Should the student / applicant decide the
(School, college, University, etc.) and / or pass mark alternative arrangement is unsuitable, the full course
in Proficiency Test. fees will be reimbursed in these circumstances.
1.4 Company letter stating delegate’s current Personal costs relating to accommodation and
employment status (if applicable). travelling cannot be claimed.
1.5 Legible copy of ID or Passport. 3.2 If the course booking is cancelled by the applicant
1.6 When doing a Level II or Level III course, confirmation less than 30 (thirty) days prior to the training start
of the preceding Level qualification (training record date, then the cancellation charge will be equal to the
and examination result letter) is required. full course cost and no refund is applicable.
3.3 If the course booking is cancelled by the applicant 30
Please note that: (thirty) days or more prior to the training start date,
Once we have received all correct documents and payment a cancellation charge of 4% (plus VAT) of the course
has been confirmed, you will receive, via email, a “Booking fees will be charged by the SAIW as an administration
Confirmation Notice”. This booking confirmation notice will fee and the balance of the fees refunded to the
include the date of the course, venue and full address. applicant. In these circumstances only the balance of
the course fees will be reimbursed and no personal
costs relating to accommodation and travelling may
2 What you need to bring along: be claimed by the applicant.
2.1 Copy of your ID or Passport.
2.2 Stationery, e.g. pen, pencil, note book, eraser and
highlighter and scientific calculator. 4 Dress Code:
2.3 Copy of the booking confirmation letter. 4.1 Practical Welding: Safety clothes – safety boots, full
2.4 A 100% attendance of the course is mandatory. overalls with long sleeves, gloves and helmet.
4.2 Any other course: Long pants, shirt and closed shoes.
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SAIW
CONTACT DETAILS & DIRECTIONS
Jhb
John
Vorster
JOHANNESBURG (HEAD OFFICE)
MAYFAIR NEWTOWN
CBD Police
GPS co-ordinates: 26°12′39.6′′S 28°01′35.8′′E
Lovers’ Walk
De Villiers Graaf Motorway M1
Station
Park Road
Hanover
FORDSBURG Commissioner
N Prospeed Street
MAIN
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ROAD Southern African Institute of Welding, 52 Western Boulevard
W E EAST
CITY WEST off Main Reef Road, City West, Johannesburg
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P O Box 527, Crown Mines, 2025
Treu Rd.
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SAIW
MACRO Tel: +27 (0)11 298 2100
End of M2 Motorway M2 Motorway
Fax: +27 (0)11 836 4132
Roodepoort off-ramp Email: jhb@saiw.co.za
Bloemfontein SELBY
BOOYSENS
Racecourse Road ← R27
Jasmin CAPE TOWN
Milpark GPS co-ordinates: 33°52′11.8′′S 18°30′17.9′′E
Ixia
Centre
SAIW
SAIW Western Cape Representative: Liz Berry
N1 ← Koeberg Road (M5) → N7
Unit 70 Milpark Centre, Ixia Street, Milnerton
→ N7 & N1
N1 ← Bosmansdam Road
Tel: +27 (0)21 555 2535
Mobile: +27 (0)84 446 0629
Fax: +27 (0)21 555 3517
Email: cpt@saiw.co.za
& N7
& N2
Jan Hofmeyer Essex Terrace NORTH Not to Scale
Jan Hofmeyer
Rockdale Ave University COAST
DURBAN
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GPS co-ordinates: 29°49′49.8′′S 30°57′03.6′′E
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40 Essex Terrace s
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SAIW Durban
SAIW Training Administrator: Elizabeth Shole
St. James
in MBA Building
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N2
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40 Essex Terrace, Westville, 3629
Spine Rd Spaghetti
3
Junction Tel: +27 (0)87 351 6568
PMB N3 DBN
Mobile: +27 (0)78 782 0197
Fax: +27 (0)86 682 3901
Sherwood
Pavilion SOUTH Maryville
COAST
Email: dbn@saiw.co.zaBANKING DETAILS
Credit Card facilities available at the SAIW offices
For courses:
Account Name: South African Institute of Welding NPC
Bank: First National Bank
Branch: Hyde Park
Branch Number: 255 805
Account Number: 505 236 54470
Reference No: Surname & ID number / Invoice Number
For examinations and re-write examinations
Account Name: SAIW Certification NPC
Bank: First National Bank
Branch: Hyde Park
Branch Number: 255 805
Account Number: 620 739 56850
Reference No: Surname & ID number / Invoice Number
Comments, Compliments
or Complaints
Please note: Any comments, compliments
or complaints related to:
1. Training can be forwarded to quality@saiw.co.za
2. Examination and Certification can be
forwarded to quality@saiwcertification.co.zaCONTENTS
General Information Paint Inspectors 56-57
Welding Symbols 58
Become an SAIW Member 1 Welder Qualification 59
SAIW Course World 2 Welding Procedure Qualification 60
Career Plan for Inspectors 3-5 Robotic Welding 61
Online System 6 Weld Quality Management and Welding Coordination 62
Booking Procedures 7 Material Testing Laboratory 63
Directions 8 Practical Welder Training 64-65
Banking Details 9 IIW International Welder 66-67
Welding Re-write Examinations 68-69
Course Information
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
Welding Quality Control 12-15
IWIP Basic 16-19 About NDT 70-71
IWIP Standard 20-23 NDT Booking Procedures 72
IWIP Comprehensive 24-27 NDT Training – Access Conditions 73
Senior Welding Inspector Level 2 28-31 Eddy Current Testing 74-75
IIW Welding Practitioner 32-33 Magnetic Particle Testing 76-77
IIW Welding Specialist 34-35 Penetrant Testing 78-79
International Welding Specialist Bridging 36-37 Visual Testing 80-81
IIW Welding Technologist 38-39 Radiographic Testing 82-83
Appreciation of Welding 40-41 Ultrasonic Testing 84-85
ASME Codes of Construction 42-43 Portable Hardness Testing 86
AWS D1.1 – Steel Structures 44-45 Replica Metallography 87
Post Weld Heat Treatment Practitioner 46-47 NDT Level 3 Basic and Main Methods 88
Piping Inspectors 48-49 NDT CPD Courses 89
Competent Persons Training 50-53 NDT Re-Writes: Booking Procedures 90
Process Plant Inspection 54-55 NDT Revision and Re-Writes 91
SAIW offers industry developed training programmes which aim to provide the candidates with the neccecary skills to meet
industry needs. Our skills programme are in the process of being registered with the relevant ETQA and QCTO, and once
registered may be recognised as part qualifications and contribute credits towards NQF alligned qualifications.
11South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019
ABOUT WELDING
QUALITY CONTROL
Welding Quality Control is a course designed to allow candidates
who have no industry experience to quickly familiarise
themselves with the ins and outs of welding quality control.
The course introduces welding The course is also for those who do not
terminology, gives a brief meet direct entry requirements to the
IWIP - B course. This course is intended
description of common welding for anyone who wishes to enter the field of
processes, material science, fabrication and serves as a basis to begin
inspection techniques, welding a career in welding quality control and
and fabrication codes, quality inspection.
control documentation, basic
The course can be used to access other
mathematics and science as well
courses in Welding Inspection or Welding
as the Foundation week, which Coordination/Supervision. The course
was previously in the Welding meets the syllabus requirements of
Inspection Level 1 course. Module IWIS - 0 for IIW courses.
Please note that any comments, compliments or complaints related to:
1. Training can be forwarded to quality@saiw.co.za 2. E
xamination and Certification can be forwarded to quality@saiwcertification.co.zaPlease contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
13South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019
WELDING QUALITY
CONTROL
COURSE INFORMATION
Entry Requirements
None
Course Outline
Week 1 - Quality control, welding codes and standards, welding terminology.
Week 2 - O
verview of Mathematics, Science, Engineering and
Material for Welding Technology.
Course Duration
10 Days
Pricing (Including VAT)
Corporate and Non-Members R 10 359
Please Note:
A 60% average is required in end-of-course examination.Please contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5
1 14 - 18 Jan 04 - 08 Mar 20 - 24 May 24 - 28 Jun 26 - 30 Aug
2 21 -25 Jan 11 - 15 Mar 27 - 31 May 01 - 05 Jul 02 - 06 Sept
CAPE TOWN
WEEK CPT 1 CPT 2 CPT 3
1 11 - 15 Feb 03 - 07 Jun 30 Sept - 04 Oct
2 18 - 22 Feb 10 - 14 Jun 07 - 11 Oct
SECUNDA
WEEK SEC 1 SEC 2
1 21 - 25 Jan 27 - 31 May
2 28 Jan - 01 Feb 03 - 07 June
DURBAN
WEEK DBN 1 DBN 2
1 14 - 18 Jan 24 - 28 Jun
2 21 - 25 Jan 01 - 05 Jul
15South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019
ABOUT INTERNATIONAL
WELDING INSPECTION
PERSONNEL (IWIP)
IWI - Basic Level
The SAIW flagship Welding Inspector training programmes are
tailored to meet industry requirements for welding inspection
personnel involved in the fabrication, petrochemical, refinery,
process plant, power generation, construction and other
industries.
Qualification as a welding will comprise International Welding completed the Technology component in
inspector is an ideal platform to Inspector Personnel (IWIP) Basic, the IWIP - Basic course.
Standard and Comprehensive levels. Upon completion of the Basic Level, two
build a career in quality control As form 2018 the course will be offered years working experience is required to
of welded fabrications or as in modular form as from this year which access the Standard Level course. To
a third party inspector. This means that a student can enrol for the progress from the Standard Level to the
qualification is well regarded Technology module or the Inspection Comprehensive Level, two further years
in industry and may lead to a module independently. To become an of working experience is required.
IWI-Basic Inspector one needs The SAIW has decided to fully implement
variety of career paths.
the International Institute of Welding
to successfully complete both (IIW) IWIP Programme in order to
The IWIP course is designed to equip an modules. Those in possession of the afford candidates an internationally
inspector to conduct basic inspections, IIW International Welding Practitioner recognised qualification. Those who
to identify welding defects and witness (IWP), Specialist (IWS), Technologist pass will receive an IIW diploma. The IIW
and validate welder qualification tests. (IWT) or Engineer (IWE) diplomas only is represented in more than 50 nations
Important to note: This course is the need to complete the Inspection module across five continents and is the leading
first level of a new 3-level programme, at Basic level to become an IWIP-B welding organisation in the world.
which was introduced in 2017 and it Inspector as they will have already
Please note that any comments, compliments or complaints related to:
1. Training can be forwarded to quality@saiw.co.za 2. E
xamination and Certification can be forwarded to quality@saiwcertification.co.zaPlease contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
INTERNATIONAL
WELDING
INSPECTION
COURSE INFORMATION
IWI - Basic Level
TECHNOLOGY INSPECTION
JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN
CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA
Entry Requirements Entry Requirements
Matric with a pass in both Mathematics and Science and a Matric with a minimum mark of 50% in Maths and Science
combined average mark of 50% OR Successful completion of A General Education and Training Certificate (Grade 9) with 5
SAIW’s Welding Quality Control course OR Two years welding years metalworking experience OR successful completion of
experience. Basics of Welding Quality Control course.
Course Outline Course Outline
Week 1 Quality Assurance
Welding Processes Quality Control in Inspection
Materials Technology Testing of Welds and Reporting
Construction and Design
Course Duration
Week 2 6 days + 1 day revision + 2 days exams
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
Testing of Welds Pricing (Including VAT)
QA/QC Corporate Member R 17 365
Non-Member R 18 608
Course Duration
10 days + 1 day revision + 1 day exam Includes
SAIW Welding Inspection Kit
Pricing (Including VAT)
Corporate Member R 23 044
Non-Member R 24 912 17South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019
Course Schedule | TECHNOLOGY MODULE | Basic Level
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5 JHB 6 JHB 7
Welding Processes
25 Feb - 01
1 Materials Technology 40 14 - 18 Jan 25 - 29 Mar 06 - 10 May 27 - 31 May 15 - 19 Jul 12 - 16 Aug
Mar
Construction and Design
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
2 Testing of Welds 40 21 - 25 Jan 04 - 08 Mar 01 - 05 Apr 13 - 17 May 03 - 07 Jun 22 - 26 Jul 19 - 23 Aug
QA/QC
Revision and Exam 04 - 05 Feb 18 - 19 Mar 15 - 16 Apr 27 - 28 May 18 - 19 Jun 05 - 06 Aug 02 - 03 Sept
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 8 JHB 9 JHB 10
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 40 02 - 06 Sept 14 - 18 Oct 18 - 22 Nov
Construction and Design
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
2 Testing of Welds 40 09 - 13 Sept 21 -25 Oct 25 - 29 Nov
QA/QC
Revision and Exam 25 - 26 Sept 04 - 05 Nov 09 - 10 Dec
DURBAN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 40 14 - 18 Jan 25 - 29 Mar 03 - 07 Jun 12 - 16 Aug 07 - 11 Oct
Construction and Design
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
2 Testing of Welds 40 21 - 25 Jan 01 - 05 Apr 10 - 14 Jun 19 - 23 Aug 14 - 18 Oct
QA/QC
Revision and Exam 04 - 05 Feb 15 -16 Apr 24 - 25 Jun 02 - 03 Sept 28 - 29 Oct
CAPE TOWN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS CPT 1 CPT 2 CPT 3
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 40 25 - 29 Mar 08 - 12 Jul 14 - 18 Oct
Construction and Design
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
2 Testing of Welds 40 01 - 05 Apr 15 - 19 Jul 21 - 25 Oct
QA/QC
Revision and Exam 15 - 16 Apr 29 -30 Jul 04 - 05 Nov
SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS SEC 1 SEC 2
Welding Processes
25 Feb -
1 Materials Technology 40 02 - 06 Sept
01 Mar
Construction and Design
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
2 Testing of Welds 40 04 - 08 Mar 09 - 13 Sept
QA/QC
Revision and Exam 18 - 19 Mar 25 - 26 SeptPlease contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
Course Schedule | INSPECTION MODULE | Basic Level
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5 JHB 6 JHB 7
Quality Assurance
29 Jul -
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 04 - 08 Mar 01 - 05 Apr 20 - 24 May 24 - 28 Jun 26 - 30 Aug 16 - 20 Sept
02 Aug
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 11 Mar 08 Apr 27 May 01 Jul 05 Aug 02 Sept 23 Sept
Revision and Exam 13 -15 Mar 10 - 12 Apr 29 - 31 May 03 - 05 Jul 06 - 08 Aug 04 -06 Sept 25 - 27 Sept
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 8 JHB 9
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 21 - 25 Oct 25 - 29 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 28 Oct 02 Dec
Revision and Exam 30 Oct - 01 Nov 04 - 06 Dec
DURBAN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN2 DBN 3 DBN 4 DBN 5
Quality Assurance
30 Sept -
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 18 - 22 Feb 13 -17 May 22 - 26 Jul 25 - 29 Nov
04 Oct
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 25 Feb 20 May 29 Jul 07 Oct 02 Dec
Revision and Exam 27 Feb - 01 Mar 22 - 24 May 31 Jul - 02 Aug 09 - 11 Oct 04 - 06 Dec
CAPE TOWN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS CPT 1 CPT 2 CPT 3
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 06 - 10 May 26 - 30 Aug 25 - 29 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 13 May 02 Sept 02 Dec
Revision and Exam 15 - 17 May 04 - 06 Sept 04 - 06 Dec
SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS SEC 1 SEC 2
Quality Assurance
28 Oct -
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 13 - 17 May
01 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 20 May 04 Nov
Revision and Exam 22- 24 May 06 -08 Nov
19South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019
ABOUT INTERNATIONAL
WELDING INSPECTION
PERSONNEL (IWIP)
IWI - Standard Level
The IWIP Standard is for candidates who have successfully
completed their IWIP Basic course, are in possession of two years’
post IWIP Basic Welding Inspection experience and who wish to
further their Welding Inspection training.
On completion of the IWIP In the IWIP Standard course the Those candidates who are in possession
Standard, the candidate will candidate will delve deeper into all of the International Welding Specialist
aspects dealt with at the IWIP Basic certificate are exempted from the
have an advanced knowledge of level e.g. you will examine radiographic Technology module and are allowed
Welding and Inspection theory films instead of only reviewing automatic entrance into the Inspection
and practical application. The radiographic inspection reports; review module. These candidates, on passing
successful IWIP Standard destructive test reports and much more. the Inspection modules at IWIP Basic
graduate is able to supervise and IWIP Standard levels, will attain the
The course has two modules in line IWIP Standard certificate.
IWIP Basic personnel as well as
with the IWIP Basic – Technology and Successful IWIP Standard graduates
develop and provide instructions Inspection which can be completed can apply for the IWIP Comprehensive
for Inspection activities separately. However, qualification is course on attainment of two years’
including at an IWIP Basic level. achieved only when both modules are Welding Inspection experience at the
successfully completed. IWIP Standard level.
Please note that any comments, compliments or complaints related to:
1. Training can be forwarded to quality@saiw.co.za 2. E
xamination and Certification can be forwarded to quality@saiwcertification.co.zaPlease contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
INTERNATIONAL
WELDING
INSPECTION
COURSE INFORMATION
IWI - Standard Level
TECHNOLOGY INSPECTION
JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN
CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA
Entry Requirements Entry Requirements
IWIP-B plus 2 years post IWIP-B welding IWIP-B plus 2 years post IWIP-B welding
inspection experience. inspection experience.
International Welding Specialist International Welding Specialist
Course Outline Course Outline
Welding Processes Quality Assurance
Materials Technology Quality Control in Inspection
Construction and Design Testing of Welds and Reporting
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
Testing of Welds Course Duration
QA/QC 6 days + 2 days exam
Course Duration Pricing (Including VAT)
4 days + 1 day exam Corporate Member R 17 365
Non-Member R 18 608
Pricing (Including VAT)
Corporate Member R 11 664
Non-Member R 12 610
21South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019
Course Schedule | TECHNOLOGY MODULE | Standard Level
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5 JHB 6
Welding Processes
30 Sept -
1 Materials Technology 32 11 - 14 Feb 01 - 04 Apr 08 - 11 Jul 12 - 15 Aug 04 - 07 Nov
03 Oct
Construction and Design
Exam 15 Feb 05 Apr 12 Jul 16 Aug 04 Oct 08 Nov
DURBAN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN2 DBN 3
Welding Processes
30 Sept -
1 Materials Technology 32 11 - 14 Feb 08 - 11 Jul
03 Oct
Construction and Design
Exam 15 Feb 12 Jul 04 Oct
CAPE TOWN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS CPT 1
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 32 15 - 18 Jul
Construction and Design
Exam 19 Jul
SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS SEC 1 SEC 2
Welding Processes
30 Sept -
1 Materials Technology 32 08 - 11 Apr
03 Oct
Construction and Design
Exam 12 Apr 04 OctPlease contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
Course Schedule | INSPECTION MODULE | Standard Level
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 11 - 15 Mar 03 - 07 Jun 19 - 23 aug 16 - 20 Sept 11 - 15 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 18 Mar 10 Jun 26 Aug 23 Sept 18 Nov
Exam 20 - 22 Mar 13 -14 Jun 29 - 30 Aug 26 - 27 Sept 21 - 22 Nov
DURBAN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN2 DBN 3
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 25 - 29 Mar 19 - 23 Aug 11 - 15 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 01 Apr 26 Aug 18 Nov
Exam 04 - 05 Apr 29 - 30 Aug 21 - 22 Nov
CAPE TOWN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS CPT 1
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 09 - 13 Sept
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 16 Sept
Exam 19 - 20 Sept
SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS SEC 1 SEC 2
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 48 20 - 24 May 25 - 29 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
2 27 May 02 Dec
Exam 30 - 31 May 05 - 06 Dec
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ABOUT INTERNATIONAL
WELDING INSPECTION
PERSONNEL (IWIP)
IWI - Comprehensive Level
The IWIP Comprehensive is the most prestigious and the highest
level of the IWIP courses. Candidates who have successfully
completed the IWIP Standard course and are in possession of
two years’ Welding Inspection experience at the Standard level
are eligible for the Comprehensive course.
On completing the course, you Successful IWIP Comprehensive IWIP Standard and IWI Comprehensive
will have extensive knowledge candidates will, amongst other things, courses and, on passing, they will have
be able to manage all Inspection to go through an interview process,
of welding and inspection activities; supervise IWIP Basic and IWIP which, if they pass, will lead to them
theory and application. The Standard personnel developing and then attaining the IWIP Comprehensive
course is presented in modular giving them appropriate (on-the job) certificate.
form similar to IWIP Standard instructions; act as technical experts for
and IWIP Basic i.e. there is the inspection function.
a Technology module and an
People holding the IWT or IWE
Inspection module that have qualifications are exempted from doing
to be successfully completed the IWIP Comprehensive Technology
in order to attain the IWIP module but are required to complete the
Comprehensive certificate. Inspection modules from the IWIP Basic,
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INTERNATIONAL
WELDING
INSPECTION
COURSE INFORMATION
IWI - Comprehensive Level
TECHNOLOGY INSPECTION
JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN
CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA
Entry Requirements Entry Requirements
Entry for both IWIP-S plus 2 years post IWIP-S Entry for both IWIP-S plus 2 years post IWIP-S
welding inspection experience. welding inspection experience.
International Welder Technology and International International Welder Technology and International
Welder Engineer. Welder Engineer.
Course Outline Course Outline
Welding Processes Quality Assurance
Materials Technology Quality Control in Inspection
Construction and Design Testing of Welds and Reporting
Fabrication, Application, Engineering
Testing of Welds Course Duration
QA/QC 4 days + 1 day exam
Course Duration Pricing (Including VAT)
4 days + 1 day exam Corporate Member R 14 203
Non-Member R 15 355
Pricing (Including VAT)
Corporate Member R 14 203
Non-Member R 15 355
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Course Schedule | TECHNOLOGY MODULE | Comprehensive Level
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5 JHB 6 JHB 7
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 32 28 - 31 Jan 25 - 28 Feb 25 - 28 Mar 06 - 09 May 10 - 13 Jun 22 - 25 Jul 09 -12 Sept
Construction and Design
Exam 01 Feb 01 Mar 29 Mar 10 May 14 Jun 26 Jul 13 Sept
JOHANNESBURG 2
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 8
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 32 28 - 31 Oct
Construction and Design
Exam 01 Nov
DURBAN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN2 DBN 3
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 32 28 - 31 Jan 27 - 30 May 14 -17 Oct
Construction and Design
Exam 01 Feb 31 May 18 Oct
CAPE TOWN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS CPT 1 CPT 2
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 32 13 - 16 May 16 - 19 Sept
Construction and Design
Exam 17 May 20 Sept
SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS SEC 1 SEC 2
Welding Processes
1 Materials Technology 32 25 - 28 Mar 22 - 25 Jul
Construction and Design
Exam 29 May 26 JulPlease contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
Course Schedule | INSPECTION MODULE | Comprehensive Level
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5 JHB 6 JHB 7
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 32 11 - 14 Mar 08 - 11 Apr 03 - 06 Jun 15 - 18 Jul 19 - 22 Aug 07 - 10 Oct 02 - 05 Dec
Testing of Welds and Reporting
Exam 15 Mar 12 Apr 07 Jun 19 Jul 23 Aug 11 Oct 6 Dec
DURBAN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN2 DBN 3
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 32 04 - 07 Mar 01 - 04 Jul 25 - 28 Nov
Testing of Welds and Reporting
Exam 08 Mar 05 Jul 29 Nov
CAPE TOWN
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS CPT 1 CPT 2
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 32 01 - 04 Jul 28 - 31 Oct
Testing of Welds and Reporting
Exam 05 Jul 01 Nov
SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS SEC 1 SEC 2
Quality Assurance
1 Quality Control in Inspection 32 20 - 23 May 16 - 19 Sept
Testing of Welds and Reporting
Exam 24 May 20 Sept
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ABOUT SENIOR WELDING
INSPECTOR
– Level 2
The SAIW welding inspector training programmes are tailored
to meet industry requirements for welding inspection personnel
involved in the fabrication, petrochemical, refinery, process
plant, power generation, construction and other industries.
The Senior Welding Inspector Welding Inspector courses incorporate • Candidates with a GETC qualification
course, which is for those who material identified as essential by (Grade 9) require an additional
national industry experts. 3 years of relevant experience,
have successfully completed i.e. a total of 5 years’ experience
the Welding Inspector Course, Students having successfully completed • Students who qualified as Senior
completes the training as a the Senior Welding Inspector Welding Inspectors (SAIW – Level
welding inspector and further course automatically qualify for the 2) before 2010 have to complete an
upgrades skills to a level where internationally recognised IIW IWIP extra 2 day module and exam in
standard level diploma, which is construction and design. (Details on
candidates are able to take
awarded automatically, provided the application)
on and manage all inspection student meets the following IIW course
activities, including being able access conditions:
to confirm the code compliance
of a welding procedure. • The candidate has to be at least 20
years old at the time of taking the
Since 2010, the SAIW welding inspectors course
training programmes and examinations • The candidate has to have a senior
are fully aligned with the International certificate or equivalent with pass
Institute of Welding (IIW) IWIP Standard marks in mathematics and science
level inspection diploma, but the • The candidate must have at least 2
combined Welding Inspector and Senior years’ relevant practical experience
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29South African Institute of Welding Course Prospectus 2019 SENIOR WELDING INSPECTOR COURSE INFORMATION – Level 2 JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN | CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA Entry Requirements Applicants for Senior Welding Inspector (Level 2) courses must have passed the relevant SAIW Certification Welding Inspector (Level I) qualification examination. Course Outline Week 4 Week 1 Procedure Qualification Construction and Design Fabrication Applications Engineering Materials Technology II Legal Knowledge Week 2 Week 5 Destructive Testing Theory Examination (2 x 3 hrs) Non Destructive Testing Practical Examination (1 x 5 hrs) Week 3 Revision Heat Treatment Inspection and Quality Assurance Course Duration 25 days Pricing (Including VAT) Corporate Member R 47 323 Non-Member R 51 160
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Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 JHB 4 JHB 5
Construction and Design 16
1 21 - 25 Jan 04 - 08 Mar 13 - 17 May 24 -28 Jun 29 Jul - 02 Aug
Materials Technology II 24
Destructive Testing 8
2 18 - 22 Feb 08 - 12 Apr 10 -14 Jun 22 - 26 Jul 26 - 30 Aug
Non Destructive Testing 32
Heat Treatment 16
3 25 - 29 Mar 06 - 10 May 08 - 12 Jul 19 - 23 Aug 30 Sept - 04 Oct
Inspection and Quality Assurance 24
Procedure Qualification 24
4 Fabrication Applications Engineering 8 06 - 10 May 03 - 07 Jun 12 - 16 Aug 16 - 20 Sept 28 Oct - 01 Nov
Legal Knowledge 8
Revision 24 10 - 12 Jun 01- 03 Jul 09 -11 Sept 14 -16 Oct 25 -27 Nov
5 Theory Examination (2 x 3 hrs) 6 13 Jun 04 Jul 12 Sept 17 Oct 28 Nov
Practical Examination (1 x 5 hrs) 5 14 Jun 05 Jul 13 Sept 18 Oct 29 Nov
DURBAN | CAPE TOWN | SECUNDA
WEEK COURSE INFORMATION HRS DBN 1 DBN 2 DBN 3 CPT 1 SEC 1 SEC 2
Construction and Design 16
1 21- 25 Jan 08 -12 Apr 29 Jul - 02 Aug 04 - 08 Mar 28 Jan - 01 Feb 12 - 16 Aug
Materials Technology II 24
Destructive Testing 8
2 18 - 22 Feb 13 - 17 May 26 - 30 Aug 11 - 15 Mar 25 Feb - 01 Mar 09 - 13 Sept
Non Destructive Testing 32
Heat Treatment 16
3 11 - 15 Mar 10 - 14 Jun 16 - 20 Sept 01 - 05 Apr 25 - 29 Mar 07 - 11 Oct
Inspection and Quality Assurance 24
Procedure Qualification 24
4 Fabrication Applications Engineering 8 01 - 05 Apr 08 - 12 Jul 21 -25 Oct 08 - 12 Apr 20 - 24 May 04 - 08 Nov
Legal Knowledge 8
Revision 24 06 -08 May 12 -14 Aug 18 - 20 Nov 06- 08 May 24 -26 Jun 02 -04 Dec
5 Theory Examination (2 x 3 hrs) 6 9 May 15 Aug 21 Nov 09 May 27 Jun 05 Dec
Practical Examination (1 x 5 hrs) 5 10 May 16 Aug 22 Nov 10 May 28 Jun 06 Dec
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IIW WELDING
PRACTITIONER
COURSE INFORMATION
Entry Requirements
1. A valid welder qualification certificate to weld in all positions without backing in
at least one process, eg. 6G (H-L045) pipe weld without backing, or horizontal
and vertical groove weld without backing
2. The recommended minimum age of 20 years including 2 years working
experience as a welder
3. Welder qualification tests will be conducted on completion of the theory in the 6G
positions and PF plate positions, in a choice of processes or materials
The Course is intended for
Welding personnel who wish to improve their welding skills and knowledge to enable
them to take on welding supervision tasks and positions.
Course Duration
Practical: 8 days / Theory: 10 days / Exams: 2 hours
Pricing (Including VAT)
Theory Only Practical Only Combined
Corporate Member R 19 987 R 8 593 R 28 580
Non-Member R 21 608 R 9 289 R 30 897
Please Note:
Practical Welding Module may be exempt on application
if the candidate has a welder qualification for multiple
materials and can demonstrate experience of all the
major welding processes.Please contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
Welding supervisors are tasked with the responsibility of
improving the productivity of welders. With the correct training,
welding supervisors will provide adequate support for welders,
ensuring high quality production at minimum cost.
The International Welding processes being MMA, MIG/MAG, • The characteristics and main
Practitioner (IWP) course is FCAW, TIG and Oxy-Fuel welding. components of the most common arc
Forty (40) hours are reserved to welding power sources
ideal for welding personnel who broaden the student’s knowledge • The fundamentals of common and
wish to progress their career and skill in other relevant materials special welding processes and their
and improve their knowledge of within this main process. An applications
welding technology and quality additional twenty (20) hours shall be • Consumables used in the different
control. reserved to give the student basic processes
understanding of the possibilities of • Joint designs and weld configurations
This course has both a theoretical and a other processes for specific materials, thicknesses,
practical component and covers: accessibility, different loadings and
• Welding processes and equipment NOTE: The student may be exempted allowable tolerances
• Materials and their behaviour during from practical training under certain • Basic metallurgy of steels, testing of
welding, construction and design circumstances. materials and heat treatments
• Fabrication applications engineering • Defects encountered with the various
• Practical Welding: On completion of the course, students welding processes
Practical training is carried out on will have an understanding of: • And more – see dedicated course
an individual basis with the main brochure for additional details.
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG
HOURS JHB 1
Practical Welding 60
Welding Processes and Equipment 29
Materials and their behaviour during welding 23
On Request
Construction and Design 6
Fabrication, Applications and Engineering 28
Examination 2
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IIW WELDING
SPECIALIST
COURSE INFORMATION
Entry Requirements
1. A senior certificate (matric, N3) with a pass in mathematics and science or equivalent AND
2. The recommended minimum age of 20 years including a minimum of 2 years of job related
experience is required OR
3. Hold a General Education and Training Certificate (GETC – Grade 9) plus 5 years relevant metal
working experience
The Course is intended for
Welding supervisors and coordinators and for personnel involved in training and technical
sales.
Course Duration
Practical: 8 days / Theory: 26 days / Exams: 8 hours
Pricing (Including VAT)
Theory Only Practical Only Combined
Corporate Member R 41 150 R 8 593 R 49 743
Non-Member R 44 487 R 9 289 R 53 776
Please Note:
The practical component does not aim at providing practical
skills to the welding Specialist, but rather at providing them
with knowledge on the control of the different welding
processes. The students will become as familiar as
possible with the problems and typical defects
associated with incorrect use of the different
welding methods.
Exemption is available from the practical
training module on application with a
suitable CV showing experience with
all the welding processes.Please contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
An International Institute of Welding IIW Course
The Welding Specialist course Welding supervisors and coordinators Grade 9 or equivalent certificate, plus
is aimed at equipping personnel make a valuable contribution to welding five years’ relevant experience will also
operations, especially with regards to be considered.
with the necessary skills and cost, quality, productivity and safety.
technical knowledge to plan, The course is specifically aimed at Candidates not meeting the above
execute, supervise and test supervisors and coordinators but is educational requirements may still
welding operations within a also suitable for personnel involved in be able to access the course through
limited technical field involving training and technical sales. Candidates artisan qualifications and experience.
of at least 20 years of age with a senior Contact the SAIW for more information.
simple welded constructions.
matric certificate or N3 qualification,
The course has been designed including mathematics and science and
to meet the requirements of at least two years’ relevant experience
welding coordination personnel. may apply. Candidates with a
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN
HOURS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3
Practical Welding 60 14 -22 Jan 06 - 14 May 01 - 09 Jul
Welding Processes and Equipment 48 04 - 11 Feb 03 -10 Jun 29Jul - 05 Aug
Materials and their behaviour during welding 56 11 - 20 Mar 08 - 17 Jul 02 - 11 Sept
Construction and Design 24 15 - 18 Apr 12 -15 Aug 07 - 10 Oct
Fabrication, Applications and Engineering 54 06 - 15 May 09 - 18 Sept 11 - 20 Nov
Examination (4 x 2 hrs) 8 18 Jun 07 Oct 09 Dec
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INTERNATIONAL
WELDING SPECIALIST
BRIDGING
COURSE INFORMATION
Entry Requirements
1. Pass in SAIW Welding Inspection Level 1 and Senior Welding Inspector Level 2
AND
2. Meet the access conditions for IIW Welding Specialist
Course Duration
5 days and 60 hours practical
Pricing (Including VAT)
Theory Only Practical Only Combined
Corporate Member R 13 913 R 8 593 R 22 505
Non-Member R 15 041 R 9 289 R 24 330
Please Note:
Practical Welding Module may be exempt on application if the
candidate has a welder qualification for multiple materials
and can demonstrate experience of all the major
welding processes.Please contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
Alternate Welding Inspector route to
obtain the Specialist Diploma
The Welding Specialist Bridging and coordinators make a valuable
course provides a route for contribution to welding operations
especially with regards to cost, quality,
candidates who have completed productivity and safety. The Welding
SAIW Welding Inspector Level Specialist Bridging course provides a
2 to obtain the IIW International route for personnel to increase their
Welding Specialist diploma. welding inspection knowledge and
This one week training course skills to fulfil a welding supervision and
coordination role.
covers the Welding Specialist
syllabus requirements that are The normal access requirements for IIW
not covered within the SAIW Welding Specialist apply and candidates
Welding Inspector Level 1 and will be required to write examinations
Level 2 courses. for the four Welding Technology
modules. Candidates will also be
This course is aimed at equipping required to undertake the practical
personnel with the necessary skills module. This, however, may be exempt
and technical knowledge to coordinate if the candidate can demonstrate the
welding activities within a fabrication requisite experience and knowledge of
environment. Welding supervisors welding processes.
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG
HOURS JHB 1 JHB 2
To obtain the Specialist Diploma the Level 2 plus
54 28 Jan - 01 Feb 07 - 11 Oct
IIW Specialist Bridging Courses must be completed.
Examination 8 18 -19 Mar 02 - 03 Dec
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IIW WELDING
TECHNOLOGIST
COURSE INFORMATION
Entry Requirements
1. National diploma in Engineering from a Technical University (Technikon)
2. BSc degree in Engineering
3. IWS diploma with 6 years work experience as a Welding Coordinator at an appropriate level within 8
years after receiving the IWS diploma
4. N6 Mechanical Engineering with 5 years work experience in the fabrication field in the last 10
years after receiving the N6 diploma on a Welding Technologist level
The Course is intended for
Engineering personnel with a National diploma in engineering or an equivalent
qualification, intending to pursue a career in welding fabrication and for engineers
working in site and workshop fabrication.
Course Duration
Practical: 8 days / Theory: 44 days / Exams: 16 hours
Pricing (Including VAT)
Theory Only Practical Only Combined
Corporate Member R 67 996 R 8 593 R 76 589
Non-Member R 73 509 R 9 289 R 82 798
Please Note:
The practical component aims to provide a candidate
with knowledge on the control of the different welding
processes. The candidate will become as familiar
as possible with the problems and typical defects
associated with incorrect use of the different
welding methods.
Exemption is available from the
practical training module on
application with a suitable CV
showing experience with all
the welding processes.Please contact course administrator on weld.insp@saiw.co.za – 011 298 2111 for further information
An International Institute of Welding IIW Course
The welding technologist course Engineering personnel, with a 14731 standards addressing welding
is aimed at equipping personnel National Diploma in engineering or an quality systems.
equivalent qualification, intending to
with the necessary skills and pursue a career in welding fabrication It is also an excellent qualification for
technical knowledge for the should apply for this course. It is Welding Coordination Personnel with
planning, executing, supervising suitable for engineers working on the responsibility for confirming the
and testing of the tasks and site and in fabrication workshops, acceptability of welding procedures used
responsibilities in welding in manufacturing, EPCM companies in welded fabrications.
and end users. The qualification
fabrication, within a selective or
is referenced as suitable for
limited technical field involving employees with welding coordination
simple welded constructions. responsibilities in ISO 3834 and ISO
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG
HOURS JHB 1
Practical Welding 60 04 - 12 Mar
Welding Processes and Equipment 81 01 - 12 Apr
Materials and their behaviour during welding 96 06 - 22 May
Construction and Design 44 24 - 28 Jun
Fabrication, Applications and Engineering 81 22 Jul - 02 Aug
Examinations are held on 1st day of the following module 4x4 26 Aug
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Welding is a complex subject with many welding processes
available ranging from the traditional “stick” welding through
to advanced processes such as laser welding.
In addition, there are many With increasing operating stresses and
materials for the engineer to temperatures, use of new materials
and innovative designs, engineers are
utilise including a large range finding it increasingly difficult to contain
of ferrous alloys ranging from maintenance and fabrication costs due
steel alloys through to cast iron to their lack of knowledge of welding
as well as non-ferrous alloys. technology and related sciences.
Techniques have also been With increased knowledge of welding
technology, it has been proven that
developed for welding plastics,
substantial cost savings are possible.
ceramics and other exotic
materials. The Appreciation Personnel in senior positions must have
of Welding course is designed an appreciation of welding technology
to provide candidates with an to ensure that maintenance, fabrication
overview of welding technology and construction work is being carried
out effectively in terms of quality and
in order to understand welding cost effectiveness.
better and make informed
welding related decisions.
CPD credits available for this course
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN | CAPE TOWN
HOURS JHB 1 JHB 2 DBN 1 CPT 1
Introduction to welding processes
Introduction to materials 40 18 - 22 Feb 21 - 25 Oct 16 - 20 Sept 12 -16 Aug
Introduction to welding quality assurance
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This ASME Code of Construction is ideal for welding inspectors
involved in boiler and/or pressure vessel fabrication, repair
or modification according to the ASME codes. This course is
mandatory for inspectors aiming for Inspector of Pressurised
Equipment (IPE) certification with the intention of working for an
Approved Inspection Authority.
The course is also suitable The course addresses the requirements reports; pressure relief devices; duties
for project and maintenance of ASME Section 1 – rules of of inspectors; using the codes and
construction calculations; practical solutions to
engineers and engineering for power boilers. ASME section VIII problems.
supervisors with responsibility Division 1 – rules of construction for
for boilers and pressure vessels pressure vessels, ASME Section IX – Successful graduates will have an
as an introduction to the ASME welding and brazing qualifications and appreciation for the design requirements
codes. NBIC – National Board Inspection Code. and be able to use the codes and
interpret and apply the fabrication and
Candidates should have a Grade 10 The following syllabus with an emphasis inspection requirements in their daily
qualification as a minimum with 12 on code requirements for welding, work activities.
months welding inspection experience. fabrication and inspection: design of
Candidates should preferably have vessels and boilers; allowable materials;
completed the SAIW level 2 welding strengthen calculations for openings;
inspector qualification prior to doing this fabrication requirements; qualification
course, which is a requirement for IPE of welders and welding procedures; CPD credits available for
certification. Inspection and tests; marking and this course
Course Schedule
JOHANNESBURG | DURBAN | CAPE TOWN
HOURS JHB 1 JHB 2 JHB 3 DBN 1 DBN 2 CPT 1 CPT 2
ASME VIII
ASME I
80 04 - 15 Feb 08 - 19 Jul 11 - 22 Nov 11 - 22 Feb 14 - 25 Oct 20 - 31 May 04 -15 Nov
ASME IX
NBIC
Examination (2 x 4 hrs) 8
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