DESIGN ARC WELDING (45 HOURS)
- We are revamping the full qualifications for the Graduate Diploma courses. Applicants can still sign up for the individual modules under the specialisations.
- This module is offered under the Advanced Welding Technologies specialisation.
Introduction
Arc welding processes have been widely used in various industries for many years and are still dominant among the various welding processes. This module will introduce participants to the fundamentals of the most popular arc welding processes, their advantages and limitations, process variables, operational costs and process applications. Also covered are the basic concepts of the weldability of various engineering materials. Furthermore, the development and trends of advanced arc welding techniques, such as cladding (or overlaying) and hardfacing, will also be introduced. As an important part in this module, case studies will be used to demonstrate the application of process and material knowledge and provide the participants with a thorough understanding of fabrication and repair using arc welding processes.
Why This Course
- Designed specifically to meet local industry demands
- Highly practical and intensive
- Latest knowledge and up-to-date technology
- Case studies highlighting industrial application
- Expert trainers in the field with industrial experience
Who Should Attend
This course is targeted at operation managers, manufacturing managers/engineers, production planning engineers, materials engineers, mechanical engineers, production engineers, foremen and skilled operators, quality control managers/engineers, materials purchasing engineers, laboratory managers and engineers, as well as all manufacturing industries that use welding as a joining process such as in the precision engineering, aerospace, marine, oil and gas, automotive and electronics sectors.
What our trainees say
The course was useful and relevant as insights were given into materials and their weld performances. This would benefit in choosing the correct material for welding jobs.
Mr Jerin Wesley R,
Participant from Aug 2023 intake
Contact Us
- For technical enquiries, please contact:
Mr PAN Dayou,
Email: dypan@SIMTech.a-star.edu.sg
- For general enquiries, please contact:
Knowledge Transfer Office,
Email: KTO-enquiry@SIMTech.a-star.edu.sg
Registration
- Please register for this course through our Course Registration Form for Public Classes.
- For the first question, please select "Modular Programmes".
- Applicants will be placed on our waiting list if the course does not have an upcoming scheduled intake.
- Once the next intake is confirmed to commence, SIMTech will contact the applicants to share the class information.
Schedules
Modules | Skills Course Code Reference | Next Intake(s)'s Training Period (Click on the dates to view its schedules) | Registration Status |
AWT M1:
| TGS-2018502754 | The next intake's schedule is still in the planning stage. | |
AWT M2:
| TGS-2018502755 | The next intake's schedule is still in the planning stage. | |
AWT M3:
| TGS-2018502726 | The next intake's schedule is still in the planning stage. |
Note: SIMTech and ARTC reserve the right to change the class/schedule/course fee or any details about the course without prior notice to the participants.
Announcement:
- From 1 Oct 2023, attendance-taking for SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG)'s funded courses must be done digitally via the Singpass App. More information may be viewed here.
- View the full list of modular programmes offered by SIMTech and ARTC.
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