Name:
AWS QC1-QC2 PDF
Published Date:
07/01/1986
Status:
[ Withdrawn ]
Publisher:
American Welding Society
INTRODUCTION
The objective of the Welding Inspector Qualification and Certification Program is to determine the knowledge of welding inspectors who may be required to inspect weldments or welded products, in accordance with codes or other specified requirements.
The examination of applicants for a broadly based welding inspector qualification/certification program must include requirements of various codes; standards, specifications, base materials, filler materials, heat treatment, mechanical properties, welding processes and procedures, inspection methods, acceptance standards, tests, welding qualification requirements, fabrication tolerances, and other aspects of fabrication and assembly with which the welding inspector may be involved. Therefore, the Qualification and Certification Committee has formulated examinations which include important aspects of these elements of fabrication operations which will evaluate the applicant's knowledge in these areas. The examination also includes the use of micrometers, calipers, and weld gauges on specimen. The use of the inspection tools is required to complete part of the examination.
The examination is designed to determine a level of knowledge in a standardized manner and does not necessarily reflect the level of competence required for each and every standard, code or specification used in the welding fabrication field. Employers must recognize their responsibility For additional training and education as needed to satisfy their requirements, and the requirements of standards and specifications so that welding inspectors may properly perform their assigned tasks.
The Guide provides information on how you can certify your qualifications as an inspector of weldments according to the AWS Standard for Qualification and Certification of Welding Inspectors,* and become registered with the American Welding Society.
The AWS is a nonprofit national organization that has gained worldwide recognition for its contribution to the science and technology of welding. Its members receive such technical publications as the Welding Handbook and the monthly Welding Journal. If you would like more information on other benefits and how to become a member, check the appropriate box when completing the attached application form.
*The AWS Standard for Qualification and Certification of Welding Inspectors is included in this document.
| Edition : | 86 |
| Number of Pages : | 40 |
| Published : | 07/01/1986 |