Welding Skills Training

TIG Welding Training

Practical TIG Welding Course

TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding is a versatile welding process used across engineering, manufacturing, maintenance and fabrication environments where control, precision and weld quality are particularly important.

COURSE AT A

Glance

Duration:

1-5 days

Delivery:

Practical welding training

Locations:

On Site Only

Prerequisites:

Novice and more experienced welders

Certificate:

MCP Certificate of Attendance (BS 4872)

Related Courses:

MIG/MAG Welding | MMA Welding

PRACTICAL WORKSHOP

Experience

Practical application is central to the TIG Welding Course.

Delegates have the opportunity to develop their TIG welding techniques through hands-on activities, putting the principles and theory covered during the course into practice.

Training can be adapted according to delegates' existing experience, allowing novice welders to develop fundamental skills while giving more experienced welders the opportunity to refresh or extend their existing capability.

Practical weld test pieces are assessed as part of the training.

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WHAT YOU WILL

Learn

The TIG Welding Course combines technical knowledge with practical welding activities, helping delegates understand the process and develop their hands-on welding skills.

welding

TIG Welding
Equipment

Develop an understanding of:

» TIG welding equipment
» Correct equipment set-up
» The equipment required for the welding process

Consumable
Selection

Develop knowledge of the consumables used within TIG welding and how to select appropriate consumables for the welding activity.

Welding Theory
& Techniques

Develop an understanding of:

» TIG welding principles
» Welding theory
» Practical welding techniques
» Factors influencing the welding process

Practical
Welds

Apply the principles covered during training through practical welding activities and develop greater confidence in producing welded joints.

Welding
Repairs

Develop an understanding of the considerations and techniques involved when undertaking welding repairs.

Health, Safety
& PPE

Develop awareness of:

» Health and safety associated with welding activities
» Safe working practices
» Appropriate personal protective equipment

Course Overview

Develop The Skills

TIG WELDING TRAINING

Welding Course

Develop Practical Tungsten Inert Gas Welding Skills

TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding is a versatile welding process used across engineering, manufacturing, maintenance and fabrication environments where control, precision and weld quality are particularly important.

MCP Technical Training's TIG Welding Course combines underpinning welding theory with practical hands-on training, helping delegates develop the knowledge, skills and confidence required to carry out TIG welding activities.

Training covers equipment set-up, consumable selection, welding techniques, practical welds, welding repairs, health and safety and appropriate personal protective equipment.

The course can be tailored to suit novice or more experienced welders and delivered over one to five days according to individual and organisational requirements.

WHY DEVELOP

TIG Welding Capability

Developing practical TIG welding capability requires an understanding of both the welding process and the techniques required to produce welded joints correctly and safely.

The TIG Welding Course combines welding theory with practical application, allowing delegates to understand the equipment and consumables involved before developing their skills through hands-on welding activities.

Delegates learn how to set up TIG welding equipment correctly, select appropriate consumables and apply welding techniques in practice.

The course also considers welding repairs, health and safety and appropriate PPE, helping delegates develop a broader understanding of safe and effective TIG welding.

IS THIS COURSE

Right for You?

The TIG Welding Course is designed for people who need to develop, refresh or extend their practical TIG welding skills.

Training can be tailored to suit both novice and more experienced welders.

It is particularly suitable for:

» Maintenance Technicians
» Mechanical Maintenance Engineers
» Mechanical Fitters
» Fabricators
» Engineering Technicians
» Multi-skilled Maintenance Engineers
» Employees developing practical welding skills
» Existing welders looking to refresh or develop their TIG welding skills
» Organisations looking to develop welding capability within maintenance, engineering or production teams

The duration and content of the training can be adapted according to delegates' existing experience and organisational requirements.

WHAT WILL YOU

Be Able to Do?

Following the TIG Welding Course, delegates will have developed greater knowledge and practical capability in the TIG welding process.

Depending on the training undertaken and individual experience, this includes greater confidence in:

» Understanding welding health and safety requirements
» Selecting and using appropriate PPE
» Understanding the TIG welding process
» Setting up TIG welding equipment
» Selecting appropriate consumables
» Understanding welding theory

» Applying practical TIG welding techniques
» Producing practical welded joints
» Undertaking appropriate welding repairs
» Applying TIG welding knowledge in practical situations

The exact level of practical capability developed will depend upon the duration of the course, delegates' starting experience and the training requirements agreed.

ASSESSMENT &

Certification

Practical welding forms an important part of the course, with delegates undertaking practical activities and weld test pieces as part of their training.

Practical weld test pieces are assessed to help evaluate the welding skills developed during the course.

Following completion of the training, delegates receive an MCP Certificate of Attendance (BS 4872).

COURSE

Syllabus

» Health and safety
» Personal protective equipment
» Practical welding activities
» TIG welding equipment

» Equipment set-up
» Consumable selection
» Welding theory
» Welding techniques

» Practical welds
» Welding repairs
» Assessment of weld test pieces

Which Welding Course Is Right for You?

Choosing the appropriate welding course will depend upon the welding process used within your workplace, your existing experience and the practical skills you need to develop.

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TIG Welding

Suited to applications where control and precision are particularly important and provides training in the Tungsten Inert Gas welding process.

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MIG/MAG Welding

provides training in the Metal Inert Gas and Metal Active Gas welding processes widely used across manufacturing, fabrication and engineering environments.

MMA Welding

Also known as stick welding, provides training in the Manual Metal Arc process used across a range of maintenance, engineering and fabrication applications.

Whether you are introducing employees to welding, developing existing skills or strengthening practical welding capability within your maintenance and engineering teams, MCP Technical Training offers a range of courses to meet different requirements.

Explore our TIG, MIG/MAG and MMA welding courses to find the appropriate training or speak to our team about tailoring welding training to your organisation.

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The course is suitable for novice and more experienced welders who need to develop, refresh or extend their practical TIG welding skills.
TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas welding. The course develops delegates' understanding of the TIG welding process alongside practical welding skills.
Training can be delivered over one to five days, depending upon delegates' existing experience and training requirements.
Yes. Practical welding is a central part of the course, allowing delegates to develop and apply their TIG welding techniques through hands-on activities.
Training covers areas including equipment set-up, consumable selection, welding theory, practical welding techniques, welds, repairs, health and safety and PPE.
Yes. Practical weld test pieces are assessed as part of the training.
Delegates receive an MCP Certificate of Attendance (BS 4872) following completion of the training.