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[Sitesafety]

hello from the new kid on the block.
let me introduce myself.....I am a new Personnel Manager working for an Architectural Metalwork Company in the North West and am new to metalworking, so please be patient with me.
Main reason for joining this site is to seek assistance for my apprentice welders! Could any of you point me in the right dirrection for courses either online or colleges who do welding courses for my boys and girls please?

Regards,
Sitesafety.

 

[rusty69bus]

yes, goto the main home page it's listed there

 

[malcolm]

Err - that page still isn't finished (been a bit busy)

Here's a draft of the course list page. I've been looking mostly at part time courses, but colleges that offer them may offer more full time courses too.

 

[Drains]

Don't Furness College do welding/engineering courses?

But you should start by talking to your local ECITB (are you sure you're a personnel manager?)

Also, online...
http://www.twi.co.uk/j32k/index.xtp
http://www.harweld.co.uk/page4.html
http://www.weldingwarehouse.com/us/en/education/esab-university.cfm
http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/

 

[runnach]

Err - that page still isn't finished (been a bit busy)

Here's a draft of the course list page. I've been looking mostly at part time courses, but colleges that offer them may offer more full time courses too.

For accuracy re;"draft course list page" my Telford College leak tells me replacement low pressure gauges are now purchased, and due to be installed early Jan 2008. Manifolds are fine, but a drop test will be required on full system once high pressure regs have been replaced. My leak also tells me, ONLY TIG & MIG is offered MMA, O&A are no longer on the curriculum