Maintenance Welding Basics, Safety and Repair Techniques - 2 Day Course
2 Day Class
When: Nov 13, 2019 - Nov 14, 2019
7:30am-5pmCost:
$150 per person.
Please see "Registration Notes" below regarding refunds.
Instructor
Anthony StampeLocation(s)
West Jordan
Public Works Department
7960 S. 4000 W.
West Jordan, UT 84088
Course Description
Please be sure to bring the following equipment:
Welding Helmet, Welding Gloves, Safety Glasses, An appropriate welding shirt or welding jacket, and a pair of pliers.
This course will discuss and show techniques for:
Welding Safety
Discussion of basic electricity, arc welding safety, warning labels, Safety Data Sheets, 4 videos (35 minutes, total) covering-Electric Shock - PPE, Fumes & Gasses, Fire & Explosions
Oxy-Fuel Safety
Covers proper torch operation & cylinder safety, including: Proper start-up & shut down procedures, Differences between acetylene & alternate fuel cylinders & equipment, Avoiding hazards when cutting & heating, Features Victor Technologies videos, cross-sectional, models of equipment, checklists, safety quiz
Shielded Metal Arc Welding or "Stick"
Principles, process variables-polarity, work angle, travel angle, arc length, travel speed, Equipment setup, striking an arc, advantages, limitations, troubleshooting, Electrode classifications
Gas and Tungsten Arc Welding or "Tig"
Background, advantages & disadvantages, Polarity, AC balance & AC frequency, Techniques & shielding gasses used,Torch amptrols vs. foot pedal, Welding an aluminum lap joint
Flux Core Arc Welding "FCAW"
Equipment used, polarity, flux agents, Self-shielded vs. gas shielded flux core, Process variables, differing techniques, Advantages & limitations of each
Gas Metal Arc Welding "MIG"
Equipment setup, gasses, wire feed speed, Process variables, CTWD, troubleshooting, Modes of metal transfer, advantages, limits, Electrode classifications
Practical Metallurgy 1
Covers terminology used in the welding & metal forming industry, including: mechanical properties (description & testing), numbering & naming conventions, metals identification, spark test (lab), heat treatments used by welders-Includes 24 page reference manual for each participant. Beneficial for: supervisors, welders, machinists, technicians,
auto & diesel mechanics
Distortion Fundamentals & Control Techniques
The types & causes of weld distortion, factors to
consider & shrinkage control, 2 videos (21 minutes, total), distortion fundamentals, keeping it square, optional lab: table leg exercise (30-45 min.)
Welding Safety
Discussion of basic electricity, arc welding safety, warning labels, Safety Data Sheets, 4 videos (35 minutes, total) covering-Electric Shock - PPE, Fumes & Gasses, Fire & Explosions
Oxy-Fuel Safety
Covers proper torch operation & cylinder safety, including: Proper start-up & shut down procedures, Differences between acetylene & alternate fuel cylinders & equipment, Avoiding hazards when cutting & heating, Features Victor Technologies videos, cross-sectional, models of equipment, checklists, safety quiz
Registration Notes
Because this is a specialized course, payment will be required in advance and there will be no refunds after the registration deadline if someone is not able to attend, which will be 1 month before the course. ***Note we do have the capability of changing the name on a registration, if for some reason the original person registered is not able to attend and you want to substitute another person from your agency. Please notify us of any changes.
NOTE: Registrations for unaffiliated, private individuals, are not finalized until payment has been received.
Road Scholar
This course fulfills an elective requirement for the Road Scholar program.