This course is ideal for anyone looking to learn basic welding skills to enable you to carry out DIY projects such as the restoration of an old car or motorcycle, i.e. a floor panel in a rusty old car or door panel.
This course is ideal for anyone looking to learn basic welding skills to enable you to carry out DIY projects such as the restoration of an old car or motorcycle, i.e. a floor panel in a rusty old car or door panel. By using jigs to represent a floor or door panel, you will be able to make a repair by removing the material and then replace it and weld into place.
MIG welding can also be used in a variety of ways such as making of furniture, i.e. garden seats, hanging baskets, and also decorative items in the home such as wine racks, newspaper holders, and candle stick holders.
You will have the opportunity to develop your knowledge and learn the basics of MIG welding (Metal Inert Gas).
You will be taught:
• How to use tools correctly and safely and apply it to a chosen end product
• How to set up machinery for the MIG welding process
• How to prepare metal prior to welding
• What to look out for when welding and what the common pitfalls are
Eastleigh College is a well established vocational college with a wealth of experience delivering technical and professional courses for school leavers, adults and employers. All of our courses have been developed with industry in mind, ensuring that our students are best equipped for progression into, or further progression within the industry.
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As well as our course offering, the College provides commercial services including the Gas Assessment Centre for professional trades certification, Garage and MOT Station for motor vehicle services, repairs and MOTs, Avenue Hair & Beauty Salon and fine dining at the East Avenue Restaurant.
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This introductory welding skills qualification gives you the opportunity to learn the basics of effectively carrying out welding operations in a range of joints and positions.
Qualifications at Level 1 are designed for those wishing to enter the industry and for those wanting to gain a welding, metal fabrication, thermal cutting or brazing and soldering qualification for their own personal skills development.
This is an introductory welding course that would suit those seeking to learn the basics of welding, it's aimed at those who are interested in learning to weld to pursue a hobby etc.
During the course you will develop your skills and gain an understanding of equipment functions, how materials behave when subjected to fabrication and welding processes and the correct procedures for safety that are paramount in this industry.
This 10-week, evening course covers five different MIG weld types that are used in welding and fabrication and manufacturing industries.
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