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Becoming a CWI has essential traits one needs to bear in mind. In this latest upload, I shared the necessary qualities of a welding inspector. This is also a fundamental part of the CWI exam part A and a derived explanation from the Welding Inspection Technology book. Hope this helps! #cwi #weldinginspection https://lnkd.in/gNGwqgMz

If you want to become a Certified Welding Inspector, check this video out! It briefly explains each part of the exam!

Sharing my latest video compilation of the CWI practice exam questions for Part A. This has almost 1.5 hours of content, with 50 questions ranging from the roles and responsibilities of a welding inspector, welding safety and welding processes. #cwi Hope this one helps for those who are taking the CWI exam! https://lnkd.in/gRqiNFhf

CSWIP 3.1 Chapter 1: Typical Duties of Welding Inspectors!!! https://lnkd.in/gmx8HMV (Explained with the most probable question answers)

My latest CWI training course is up on Youtube regarding welding safety practices. I discussed their the concepts essential for the CWI exam Part A which is based from the Welding Inspection Technology Book. The concepts are not only useful for the exam but for personnel who are not aware enough of the safety concepts and hazards of welding in the workplace. Details below! https://lnkd.in/deTtfxnB

As per my observation the getting the IIW (welding engineer) certificates becomes a popular. I am not against that , but some of them never used to work even as an welding inspector. Hence, they are not worth that job. What do you think about that statement ? 

💬 Such wonderful feedback from a recent student that attended the CSWIP Welding Inspector course and exam in Middlesbrough, with our Senior Welding Inspection Lecturer, David Clark We'd love to hear more about your experience with us, tell us in the comments below 👇 TWI #training #twicourse #twitraining #feedback #weldinginspection #welding #weldinginspector #trainingweldinginstitute

🎉 Excited to share that I've achieved becoming a dual certified inspector in coating and welding! 🛠️🔬 It's a testament to my commitment to excellence in both fields. As a coating and welding inspector, I bring a unique perspective and a comprehensive understanding of the entire process. Looking forward to applying my expertise to deliver top-notch results in future projects! #CertifiedInspector #CoatingAndWeldingExpertise"

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🔧 What is a CWI (Certified Welding Inspector)? 🔧 A Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) plays a critical role in the construction and manufacturing industries, ensuring the quality and safety of welding work. CWIs are trained and certified professionals who inspect welds, review project specifications, and verify that the welding process meets required codes and standards. Here’s what a CWI does: Inspect Welds: CWIs visually examine welds for any defects, such as cracks, porosity, or undercutting, that could compromise the strength and integrity of a structure. Review Documentation: They review welding procedures, blueprints, and project specifications to ensure everything aligns with applicable codes, like those from the American Welding Society (AWS). Ensure Compliance: CWIs ensure welders use suitable materials, techniques, and safety practices. They ensure compliance with industry standards for everything from buildings and bridges to pipelines and pressure vessels. Testing and Certification: CWIs may also conduct tests like radiographic or ultrasonic testing to assess the quality of welds. They are responsible for certifying that welding work meets safety and quality standards. Why is a CWI important? Poor welding can lead to structural failures, which can be dangerous and costly. A CWI on-site ensures welding is done correctly, safely, and according to industry standards. Here is a link from AWS on how to become a certified welding Inspector! https://lnkd.in/g4JXZV_j #WeldingInspector #CWI #WeldingSafety #QualityControl #ConstructionSafety #WeldingIndustry #KSQS