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W.Q.T. Welder Qualification Test Performance test Course
2 students

W.Q.T. Welder Qualification Test Performance test Course

Learn Welder Qualification Process, WQT Documentation, Fit-up Inspection, Codes & Practical Evaluation for QA QC Roles
Last updated 7/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to prepare and evaluate a Welder Qualification Test (WQT).
  • Understand pipe schedules, fit-up, and visual inspection standards.
  • Explore ASME code references for WQT and welding procedures.
  • Understand advanced techniques: thermit, robot, GTAW, and SAW welding.

Course content

14 sections15 lectures1h 16m total length
  • Introduction5:46

    Course structure, importance of WQT, and its applications in industry.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of welding or QA/QC
  • Engineering or diploma background preferred (not mandatory)
  • Interest in inspection and welder testing process
  • No special software or equipment required

Description

This course is a practical guide to the Welder Qualification Test (WQT), designed for engineers, inspectors, and welding professionals involved in QA/QC, fabrication, and construction.

You'll learn how to prepare, conduct, and evaluate a WQT as per industry standards. The course begins with the fundamentals of performance qualification and test coupon preparation, then progresses to drawing interpretation, fit-up inspection, pipe thickness selection as per ASME Section 36.10/36.19, and visual acceptance criteria.

We’ll walk you through the role of RF pad and pipe thickness charts, color vision test requirements for welders, and relevant ASME code references. You’ll also explore specialized welding techniques such as GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding), thermit welding (used for rail and offshore applications), and SAW (Submerged Arc Welding) with real-world pipe fabrication insights.

You’ll also gain exposure to advanced robotic welding and understand how modern industries are incorporating automation into welding practices. The course features a session on robot-assisted welding and its inspection requirements.

The final modules cover high root gap techniques, fit-up inspection protocols, common visual errors, and evaluation forms for WQT certification. Real-time examples, test mockups, and inspection methods are covered in detail.

Whether you’re preparing for a job in the Gulf, looking to clear an interview, or stepping into QA/QC inspection and welding qualification, this course provides the clarity, tools, and confidence to proceed.

Who this course is for:

  • QA/QC engineers and welding inspectors
  • NDT professionals working on piping projects
  • Mechanical engineering students or diploma holders
  • Welders preparing for WQT certification
  • Oil & gas and construction site professionals