The picture below shows a Welder’s Qualification Test (WQT) on 6G position using GTAW Process on a Stainless
6G Welding Position using GTAW Process on 6 inch Stainless Steel
Steel.
Posted by: heatsschoolofweldingtechnology | December 17, 2008
6G WELDING POSITION
Posted in Welding Knowledge | Tags: gtaw, stainless steel, tig, welder course, welder test, welder training, wqt
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I would like to know more about welding procedure. I have a little in welding but not too much. I am applying for machinist in a seafarer but the problem is the employer asked me to learn more in welding jobs thats why I would like to know how can I be learn this jobs can you tell me what will I do to learn and to become a certified welder? Thank you very much and more power to you.
Yours Sincerely,
Sonny E. Candelario
By: Sonny E. Candelario on June 11, 2009
at 4:28 pm
Hi Sonny, thanks for coming by. For you to become a certified welder, you need to undergo training (and that is what we are offering). But you will only learn about welding procedure once you take a welding inspector’s course. WPS is just basic in Welders course. thanks
By: heatsschoolofweldingtechnology on June 11, 2009
at 5:36 pm
Hello, i would like to ask something that has me confused for sometime.
If i have a welder with WQT-ASME IX, 6G, GTAW 1″ and above. Can he weld the root pass of a 4″ pipe with GTAW? The hotpass and capping shall be completed by another welder with SMAW process, according to approved WPS.
By: Seng on July 3, 2009
at 4:00 pm