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CSWIP 3.1, BGAS, NACE, API AWS, ASME ASTM ASNT Code Training
Master the essential codes & certifications for QA/QC, Welding, Coating, and Inspection in Oil & Gas & Mechanical indus.
Last updated 6/2025
English
What you'll learn
- Understand the working principle, components, and setup of the GTAW/TIG welding process.
- Learn proper techniques, torch control, filler metal selection, and shielding gas use for high-quality TIG welds.
- Identify common welding defects and inspection parameters used in TIG welding applications.
- Gain knowledge of joint types, welding positions, and welding symbols specific to TIG welding.
- Understand where TIG welding is used in industries like oil & gas, fabrication, piping, and stainless steel welding.
- Build confidence in reading WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) and preparing for TIG welder qualification tests.
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Course content
14 sections • 24 lectures • 2h 33m total length
Requirements
- No prior welding experience is required — this course is beginner-friendly.
- A basic understanding of engineering or fabrication concepts is helpful, but not necessary.
- Suitable for diploma holders, ITI students, or field technicians looking to improve their welding skills.
- No tools or equipment are needed to take the course — practical demonstrations are shown through video and examples.
Description
This course is your one-stop guide to understanding the most important codes, standards, and certifications in QA/QC, welding, inspection, and oil & gas industries. Designed for both beginners and working professionals, it provides clear, job-oriented explanations of CSWIP 3.1, BGAS Grade 2, NACE Level 1, API 570/510/653, AWS D1.1, ASME Section IX, ASTM material codes, and ASNT NDT Levels I & II.
You’ll learn not only what these codes mean — but also how they are applied on real job sites, how to interpret clauses, and how to prepare for certification exams or technical interviews. The course bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical site applications, especially for those aiming to work in Gulf countries, offshore projects, fabrication yards, or refineries.
Whether you're an NDT technician, QA/QC inspector, welding engineer, or mechanical diploma holder — this course builds a solid foundation in the standards that define quality and safety in engineering projects.
The content is simplified, visual, and focused on real industry use — making it ideal for students, job seekers, or field professionals preparing for career growth or certifications. You’ll gain the confidence to talk about international codes during interviews, inspections, and audits.
Key topics include:
Welding inspection and qualification based on CSWIP and AWS standards
Coating inspection knowledge for BGAS and NACE Level 1 aspirants
API piping and tank inspection concepts aligned with API 570, 653, and 510
ASME and ASTM material code awareness for fabrication and QA roles
NDT Level I & II concepts under ASNT SNT-TC-1A and ISO 9712
This course is highly recommended for those preparing for certification training, attending interviews for QA/QC roles, or entering oil & gas inspection jobs in India or abroad. You’ll also get practical insight into how these codes are integrated into documentation, fabrication, testing, and quality control procedures.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand major welding, coating, inspection, and NDT codes
Apply code knowledge confidently in job roles and field inspections
Prepare for interviews or certification training with greater clarity
Improve your chances of success in oil & gas and mechanical inspection careers
Enroll now and gain a valuable edge in the competitive world of QA/QC and industrial inspection.
Who this course is for:
- Mechanical, production, and fabrication engineering students who want to learn GTAW welding fundamentals.
- Beginners, ITI welders, and diploma holders seeking practical knowledge in TIG welding for industrial jobs.
- QA/QC, NDT, and inspection professionals who want to understand welding techniques for better inspection decisions.
- Job seekers preparing for technical roles in oil & gas, piping, boiler manufacturing, or offshore projects.
- Working welders who want to refine their technique, qualify for TIG welding roles, or prepare for WQT (Welder Qualification Test).