A
welding inspector performs visual inspections without and tests on
welded steel pieces to be used in the construction of, bridges ,
buildings structures. They must be able to notice possible welding
defects, use measuring instruments, and inspect any repairs to
faulty welds.
Places
of employment for a certified welding inspector include civil or
structural engineering , manufacturing, construction companies,
engineering consultancy, and government regulating agencies. A CWI
(certified welding inspector) may also work as a independent
consultant and on contract. They perform inspections on-location at
construction sites or in manufacturing plants.
Certification
for certified welding inspectors is conducted by the American Welding
Society ,The program includes hands-on experience achieved by working
with a senior certified welding inspector, classes, and workshops in
standard of welding , codes , symbols, welding processes, visual
inspection. Eurotech courses and seminars for the certification
exam are offered are giving an exhaustive workshops simulated time
bound workshop giving experiencing field pressure , time management
Skills
Required:
A
certified welding inspector needs to have good skills like ,
communication and problem-solving ,decision making . Certified
welding inspectors should also be skilled at reading blueprints and
recognizing and understanding a wide variety of welding techniques.
Career
and Economic Outlook
According
to the http://india.gov.in/topics/labour-employment
Statistics the expected job growth for all building and construction
inspectors will be 12% from 2014-2015, with those who are certified,
such as certified welding inspectors, having the huge career
opportunities. They may have the best chances to find employment in
cities and urban areas where the construction of buildings and
bridges is more common than in suburban and rural areas.
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