Continuing Edcuation for Welding Inspectors

Yes, it's always good to talk about code requirements, complex inspection techniques and plans with other experienced inspectors. Knowing the right code requirements, acceptance criteria and how to apply it is what makes the inspector, but could we be and do more?

A welding inspection professional is in a unique position to contribute. They are involved before, during and after the welding operation. That puts the inspector in a singular position to be the most effective contributor to company process improvement, elimination of nonconformance and cost reduction and avoidance.

This unique session reviews some of the most important but misunderstood subject areas of welding inspection using AWS D1.1 and AWS D1.5 as a base. Participants are then shown specific tools borrowed from the quality field to make the results of inspection activities deliver more value to their clients and employers. The quality systems for fabricators by the American Welding Society (AWS) and the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) are used to further show how the welding quality professional can increase their value.

Participants can attend three days or four days of each session. More professional development hours can be added with quality projects based on the participant's own company work and supervised remotely by an Atema Instructor.

303 East Wacker Drive

Suite 303

312-861-3000 PH

216-373-7297 FX

info@atemainc.com

fillet gage set

Free Certified
welding gages for each registered participant

How does it work?

40 PDHs 4 Days

This is a 40 hour session where hours are gained by pre-seminar assignments, and daytime and optional evening onsite sessions. Pre-seminar activities include review of specific materials and the use of each participant's current work related case problems as available.

Each onsite day include 8 hours of presentation topics each with a Q&A session. More complex topics are expanded in evening sessions. Further recertification credit beyond the 30 hours may be gained when participants elect to continue using the tools introduced in the session and apply them directly to welding quality problems on the job. Projects are supervised by Atema instructors through resolution.

Green Belt Certification?

All sessions are open to any participant and it is not necessary to take two, three parts, or parts in any order. However, If you want to achieve a Six Sigma green belt certification in addition to welding inspection continuing education credit, you can gain Green Belt Status by taking one Part A one Part B and one Part C.

Daily Schedule

Day 1 9:00-5:30

Day 2 8:30-5:30

Day 3 8:30-5:30

Day 4 8:30-4:30

*Evening sessions are available to add credit hours and focus on specific problems at your company.

Chicago Part A May 1, 2, 3, 4,

Chicago Part A November 27, 28, 29, 30

Chicago Part B July 17, 18, 19, 20

Chicago Part B September 25, 26, 27, 28,

Chicago Part C December 11, 12, 13, 14


2007 sessions $1275	Continuing Education for Welding Inspectors and CWIs
	For Welding Inspectors, Supervisors, Engineers, CWIs Course expanded and enhanced for 2007
	Who should attend instructors course PDF registration form contact Atema Atema information Yes, it's always good to talk about code requirements, complex inspection techniques and plans with other experienced inspectors. Knowing the right code requirements, acceptance criteria and how to apply it is what makes the inspector, but could we be and do more? A welding inspection professional is in a unique position to contribute. They are involved before, during and after the welding operation. That puts the inspector in a singular position to be the most effective contributor to company process improvement, elimination of nonconformance and cost reduction and avoidance. What is this Seminar? This unique session reviews some of the most important but misunderstood subject areas of welding inspection using AWS D1.1 and AWS D1.5 as a base. Participants are then shown specific tools borrowed from the quality field to make the results of inspection activities deliver more value to their clients and employers. The quality systems for fabricators by the American Welding Society (AWS) and the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) are used to further show how the welding quality professional can increase their value. Flexibility! more hours...less hours Participants can attend three days or four days of each session. More professional development hours can be added with quality projects based on the participant's own company work and supervised remotely by an Atema Instructor. 303 East Wacker Drive Suite 303 312-861-3000 PH 216-373-7297 FX info@atemainc.com Free Certified welding gages for each registered participant How does it work? 40 PDHs 4 Days This is a 40 hour session where hours are gained by pre-seminar assignments, and daytime and optional evening onsite sessions. Pre-seminar activities include review of specific materials and the use of each participant's current work related case problems as available. Each onsite day include 8 hours of presentation topics each with a Q&A session. More complex topics are expanded in evening sessions. Further recertification credit beyond the 30 hours may be gained when participants elect to continue using the tools introduced in the session and apply them directly to welding quality problems on the job. Projects are supervised by Atema instructors through resolution. Green Belt Certification? All sessions are open to any participant and it is not necessary to take two, three parts, or parts in any order. However, If you want to achieve a Six Sigma green belt certification in addition to welding inspection continuing education credit, you can gain Green Belt Status by taking one Part A one Part B and one Part C. Daily Schedule Day 1 9:00-5:30 Day 2 8:30-5:30 Day 3 8:30-5:30 Day 4 8:30-4:30 *Evening sessions are available to add credit hours and focus on specific problems at your company. Chicago Part A May 1, 2, 3, 4, Chicago Part A November 27, 28, 29, 30 Chicago Part B July 17, 18, 19, 20 Chicago Part B September 25, 26, 27, 28, Chicago Part C December 11, 12, 13, 14