twi south east asia - brochure course - 2008

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TWI-SEA

TWI Training & Certication (S.E.Asia) Sdn. Bhd.

No. 8 Jalan TSB 10, Sg. Buloh Industrial Park,

47000 Sg Buloh, Selangor Darul Ehsan,

Malaysia

Tel: +603 61573526/28 Fax: +603 61572378

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.twitraining.com

Company No. 247037-X

TWI is the only single source of expertise in every aspect of welding, joining and cutting for

engineering materials. It is the World Centre for Materials Joining Technology.

Training & Examination Services

We offer:

Practical lessons, problem-solving techniques developed over 35 years as a training and

examinations provider

The expertise of experienced instructors and examiners

over 60 years experience gained as one of the worlds leading Research and

Development organisations

Adaptability - we can tailor courses to match your industry, company or personal

requirementsA comprehensive range of examinations to complement the training offered by TWI.

So, if you do not nd a course or examination suited to your needs in this brochure, or

would like detailed information on any of our courses, please contact TWI-SEA - we will be

happy to help.

Training Incentives for Malaysia

CIDB sponsorship

HRDF rebate under the SBL scheme

For more details, please contact Mala or Bama

Tel: +603 61573526/28 E-mail: [email protected]

About TWI

TWIs knowhow in welding, joining and cutting is relevant to a vast range of industry

sectors. From microelectronics to skyscraper construction, packaging to tailoring - all

benet from our services and facilities.

A number of industries have especially high demands of joining and have been identied by

TWI as key sectors:Oil, gas and chemical

Power and energy

Rail

Shipbuilding

Aerospace

Automotive

Bridges

Civil construction

Defence

Earthmoving equipment

Electronics and sensors

Medical equipment

Information and advice services

Technology transfer

Consultancy and project support

Contract R&D

Training and qualication

Personal membership

TWI provides these and other industries with technical support through:


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Contents

Page (s)

Inspection and Quality Control 2 - 5

Plant Management and Inspection 6 - 7

API Courses 8 - 11

Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) 12 - 20

Level III Refresher Courses 21

International Institute of Welding/

European Welding Federation Specialist Diploma (IIW/EWF)

22 - 23

Cathodic Protection 24

Industrial Painting and Blasting 25 - 26

Underwater 27 - 28

Practical Welder Training 29

Quick Reference Guide 30 - 38

Examination Fees 39 - 43

Booking Information 44

Course Enrolment Form 45

Examination Enrolment Form 46 - 47

Venues 48

TWI reserves the right to change dates/venues/fees - please visit our website

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I N S P E C T I O N A N D Q U A L I T Y C O N T R O L

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CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 Course Code: WIS1

Duration 2 day course, day exam - * includes VAT for Thailand and Australia

Training and Examination Package

Dates Venue Code Course + Exam Fees

7 - 9 January Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL108 RM 175028 - 30 January China WIS1/CH108 USD 585

6 - 8 February Australia WIS1/AU108 AUD 880*

11 - 13 February Batam WIS1/BTM108 RP 3,960,000

18 - 20 February Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL208 RM 1750

25 - 27 February Jakarta WIS1/JKT108 RP 3,960,000

10 - 12 March Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL308 RM 1750

1 - 3 April Miri WIS1/MR108 RM 1925

2 - 4 April Singapore WIS1/SP108 USD 585

14 - 16 April Batam WIS1/BTM208 RP 3,960,000

21 - 23 April Vietnam WIS1/VN108 USD 58521 - 23 May Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL408 RM 1750

26 - 28 May Australia WIS1/AU208 AUD 880*

11 - 13 June Balikpapan WIS1/BP108 RP 3,960,000

23 - 25 June Thailand WIS1/TH108 USD 585*

1 - 3 July Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL508 RM 1750

14 - 16 July China WIS1/CH208 USD 585

21 - 23 July Batam WIS1/BTM308 RP 3,960,000

4 - 6 August Vietnam WIS1/VN208 USD 585

11 - 13 August Australia WIS1/AU308 AUD 880*

25 - 27 August Jakarta WIS1/JKT208 RP 3,960,000

3 - 4 September Batam WIS1/BTM408 RP 3,960,000

3 - 4 September Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL608 RM 1750

24 - 26 September China WIS1/CH308 USD 585

8 - 10 October Thailand WIS1/TH208 USD 585*

13 - 15 October Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL708 RM 1750

20 - 22 October Balikpapan WIS1/BP208 RP 3,960,000

29 - 31 October Vietnam WIS1/VN308 USD 585

3 - 5 November Batam WIS1/BTM508 RP 3,960,000

17 - 19 November Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL808 RM 1750

1 - 3 December Batam WIS1/BTM608 RP 3,960,000

15 - 17 December Vietnam WIS1/VN408 USD 585

22 - 24 December Kuala Lumpur WIS1/KL908 RM 1750

SuitabilityWelders, operators, line inspectors and foremen who undertake visual examination of weldedjoints; quality control staff associated with welding; all staff who need basic training in welding

inspection coupled with a qualication in this eld.

Entry Requirements

Six months experience in engineering, independently veried.

Course ContentVisual inspection procedures; relevant codes of practice, terms and denitions; welding processes

and typical welding defects; weld measurements; typical documentation and requirements; practicalinspection and reporting. All CSWIP requirement documents are available at www.cswip.com.


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14 - 18 January Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL108 RM 3250 RM 1500

14 - 18 January Jakarta WIS5/JKT108 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

21 - 25 January Batam WIS5/BTM108 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

28 Jan - 1 February Singapore WIS5/SP108 USD 1036 USD 500

11 - 15 February Australia WIS5/AU108 AUD 1650* AUD 770*

18 - 22 February Balikpapan WIS5/BP108 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

25 - 29 February Manila WIS5/MA108 USD 1036 USD 500

25 - 29 February Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL208 RM 3250 RM 1500

3 - 7 March Vietnam WIS5/VN208 USD 1036 USD 500

10 - 14 March Thailand WIS5/TH108 USD 1036* USD 500*

10 - 14 March Jakarta WIS5/JKT208 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

17 - 21 March China WIS5/CH108 USD 1036 USD 500

24 - 28 March Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL308 RM 3250 RM 1500

7 - 11 April Singapore WIS5/SP208 USD 1036 USD 500

7 - 11 April Batam WIS5/BTM208 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

14 - 17 April China WIS5/CH208 USD 1036 USD 500

21 - 25 April Miri WIS5/MR108 RM 3575 RM 1650

5 - 9 May Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL408 RM 3250 RM 150012 - 16 May Balikpapan WIS5/BP208 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

19 - 23 May Australia WIS5/AU208 AUD 1650* AUD 770*

26 - 30 May Manila WIS5/MA208 USD 1036 USD 500

9 - 13 June Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL508 RM 3250 RM 1500

9 - 13 June Thailand WIS5/TH208 USD 1036* USD 500*

16 - 20 June Vietnam WIS5/VN308 USD 1036 USD 500

23 - 27 June Batam WIS5/BTM308 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

7 - 11 July Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL608 RM 3250 RM 1500

14 - 18 July Jakarta WIS5/JKT308 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

21 - 25 July China WIS5/CH308 USD 1036 USD 5004 - 8 August Australia WIS5/AU308 AUD 1650* AUD 770*

4 - 8 August Miri WIS5/MR208 RM 3575 RM 1650

11 - 15 August Manila WIS5/MA308 USD 1036 USD 500

11 - 15 August Batam WIS5/BTM408 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

18 - 22 August Singapore WIS5/SP308 USD 1036 USD 500

8 - 12 September Vietnam WIS5/VN408 USD 1036 USD 500

15 - 19 September Balikpapan WIS5/BP308 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

22 - 26 September Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL708 RM 3250 RM 1500

13 - 17 October Batam WIS5/BTM508 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

13 - 17 October China WIS5/CH408 USD 1036 USD 50020 - 24 October Australia WIS5/AU408 AUD 1650* AUD 770*

CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 Course Code: WIS5

Duration 5 day course, 1 day exam - * includes VAT for Thailand and Australia

Examination dates by appointment

Dates Venue Code Course Fee Exam Fee

7 - 11 January Vietnam WIS5/VN108 USD 1036 USD 500


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CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 Course Code: WIS10

Duration 5 day course, 1 day exam (dates by appointment)

* includes VAT for Thailand and Australia** exam fee for applicants holding both CSWIP 3.1 and CSWIP/PCN Radiographic

Interpretation qualications

Dates Venue Code Course Fee Exam Fee**

3 - 7 March Kuala Lumpur WIS10/KL108 RM 3250 RM 1385

24 - 28 March Jakarta WIS10/JKT108 RP 6,600,000 RP 2,700,00021 - 25 April Batam WIS10/BTM108 RP 6,600,000 RP 2,700,000

2 - 6 June Thailand WIS10/TH108 USD 1036* USD 445*

16 - 20 June Kuala Lumpur WIS10/KL208 RM 3250 RM 1385

23 - 27 June Vietnam WIS10/VN108 USD 1036 USD 445

7 - 11 July Batam WIS10/BTM208 RP 6,600,000 RP 2,700,000

18 - 22 August Manila WIS10/MA108 USD 1036 USD 445

25 - 29 August Singapore WIS10/SP108 USD 1036 USD 445

8 - 12 September Kuala Lumpur WIS10/KL308 RM 3250 RM 1385

22 - 26 September Miri WIS10/MR108 RM 3575 RM 1523

27 - 31 October Australia WIS10/AU108 AUD 1650* AUD 715*

CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 (Continued) Course Code: WIS5


20 - 24 October Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL808 RM 3250 RM 1500

3 - 7 November Vietnam WIS5/VN508 USD 1036 USD 500

3 - 7 November Thailand WIS5/TH308 USD 1036* USD 500*

10 - 14 November Kuala Lumpur WIS5/KL908 RM 3250 RM 1500

17 - 21 November Jakarta WIS5/JKT408 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

24 - 28 November Batam WIS5/BTM608 RP 6,600,000 RP 3,400,000

1 - 5 December Singapore WIS5/SP408 USD 1036 USD 500

15 - 19 December Manila WIS5/MA408 USD 1036 USD 500

SuitabilityInspection engineers and supervisory staff. The course is ideal for inspectors requiring preparationfor the CSWIP examinations - Welding Inspector.

Those with little or no previous welding experience are advised to attend the Certicate in Visual

Inspection of Welds course WIS1 to prepare for this course.

Entry Requirements

Three years as a welding inspector or certicated visual welding inspector for a minimum of 2

years or welding instructor/welding foreman/supervisor for a minimum of 5 years, independently

veried.

Course ContentThe duties and responsibilities of a welding inspector; fusion welding processes; typical weld defects;types of steel; carbon-manganese, low alloy and stainless steels; hardening of steels; weldability;heat treatment; parent metal defects; visual inspection; testing parent metals and welds; destructivetests; NDT techniques; welder and procedure approval; codes and standards; outline of safeworking practices; practice in examination questions; continuous and end-of-course assessment. Inaddition, candidates meeting the CSWIP requirements for eligibility complete the relevant CSWIP

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P L A N T M A N A G E M E N T A N D I N S P E C T I O N

CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level 1 Course Code: PL11/PL12

Duration 2 weeks (includes exam)The course is conducted in two separate one-week modules with CSWIPexaminations at the end of each week.

Dates Venue Code Course + Exam Fees

Week 1

10 - 14 March Vietnam PL11/VN108 USD 1267

7 - 11 April Jakarta PL11/JKT108 RP 10,000,000

14 - 18 July Kuala Lumpur PL11/KL108 RM 3800

20 - 24 October Batam PL11/BTM108 RP 10,000,000

Week 2

17 - 21 March Vietnam PL12/VN108 USD 1267

14 - 18 April Jakarta PL12/JKT108 RP 10,000,000

21 - 25 July Kuala Lumpur PL12/KL108 RM 3800

27 - 31 October Batam PL12/BTM108 RP 10,000,000

SuitabilityPlant operation, plant inspection, non-destructive testing, inspection and quality assurance/quality control personnel with prior qualication or experience.

Plant inspectors working for the oil and gas industry (upstream and downstream), the powerindustry, commercial works (vendor) inspection organizations, independent third party

inspection organizations, classication societies and insurance companies.

Entry RequirementsModule PL11 must be completed prior to attending module PL12.

Entry requirements can be found in document CSWIP 11-01: Requirements for the Certication ofPlant Inspectors. This comprises:

NDT level 2 qualications (ACCP, CSWIP, PCN) in three methods (CSWIP Welding Inspector

or BGAS Painting Inspections are acceptable as methods) ORan ONC Engineering or equivalent ORholds CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector ORhas satisfactory pre-assessed work experience in plant inspection (section 3.6 of therequirement document)

Course Content - Week 1Roles and duties of the plant inspector ; QA/inspection in context; inspection safety; basic inspectionskills; legislation, rules, regulations; inspection of materials; visual examination of welds; inspectionand NDT; introduction to corrosion.

Course Content - Week 2Roles and duties of the plant inspector; the use of codes and standards; inspection of welding;inspection of pressure vessels; inspection of pipework systems; inspecting storage tanks; inspectionof paint systems; inspection of rubber/GRP linings; introduction to risk-based inspection; inspectionreporting.


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CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level 2 Course Code: PL21/PL22

Duration 2 weeks (includes exam)

The course is conducted in two separate one week modules with CSWIPexaminations at the end of each week.

Dates Venue Code Course + Exam FeesWeek 1

10 - 14 November Kuala Lumpur PL21/KL108 RM 3800

Week 2

17 - 21 November Kuala Lumpur PL22/KL108 RM 3800

SuitabilityPlant operation, plant inspection, non-destructive testing, inspection and quality assurance/quality control personnel with approved experience and CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1Certication.

Plant inspectors working for the oil and gas industry (upstream and downstream), the powerindustry, commercial works (vendor) inspection organizations, independent third party

inspection organizations, classication societies and insurance companies, with approved

experience and CSWIP Plant Inspector Level 1 Certication.

Entry RequirementsModule PL21 must be completed prior to attending module PL22.

Entry requirements can be found in document CSWIP 11-01: Requirements for the Certication of

Plant Inspectors. This comprises:

Holder of a current valid CSWIP Level 1 Plant Inspector qualication PLUSHolder of a current up-to-date logbook evidence of work experience as a Plant Inspector

OR

Qualied to HNC in Engineering or equivalent PLUSHolder of a current up-to-date logbook evidence of work experience as a Plant Inspector

Course ContentUK legislative aspects; written schemes of examination; visual inspection and inspection

technologies; welding technology and defects; pressure equipment certication (UK, European

and international requirements); corrosion, erosion and basic defect behaviour, including creepand fatigue; mechanisms; plant systems and components, including safety, relief valves; codes and

specications; quality assurance requirements; health, safety and environment.


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A P I C O U R S E S

API 510 Examination Preparation Course Course Code: ATC129

Duration 5 days

Dates Venue Code Course Fee

5 - 9 May Kuala Lumpur ATC129/KL108 RM 3750

3 - 7 November Kuala Lumpur ATC129/KL208 RM 3750

Entry Requirements for API examinationsYou must be employed by or under contract to an authorized inspection agency or owner/user

agency as dened in API 510.

You must have one of the following combinations of education and experience:BS or higher in engineering, with minimum of 1 years experience and skills in supervision orperformance of inspection activities as described in API 510.Two-year degree or certicate in engineering or technology, with minimum of 2 years

experience and skills in design, repair, construction, operation or inspection of pressure vessels,of which 1 year must be in supervision performance of inspection activities.High school diploma or equivalent, with a minimum of 3 years experience and have the sameskills as listed in item 2.Have 5 or more years experience and same skills as listed in item 2.

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3.

4.

Course ContentDetailed explanations of all the information covered in the API 510 Body of Knowledge includingASME welding requirements for pressure vessels section IX and VIII; ASME non-destructive testingprinciples and application of Section V; pressure vessel design review SME Section VIII, weld sizes,

vessel nozzle reinforcement, brittle fracture, weld efciency factors, post weld heat treatment;

pressure relieving devices, valves, bursting discs, setting, testing and inspection; API 510 inspection,repair and rerating of vessels, inspection intervals, inspection requirements, relationships to ASME

codes. Corrosion, minimum thickness determination and remaining life calculations; inspection anddegradation mechanisms of pressure vessels, corrosion and cracking mechanisms; erosion, commoncorrodents, hydrogen and H

2S damage, alloy degradation.

API courses can be conducted in-house provided there are more than 10 peopleenrolled on the course. For further information on API courses, please [email protected].


Duration 5 days


12 - 16 May Kuala Lumpur ATC130/KL108 RM 3750

10 - 14 November Kuala Lumpur ATC130/KL208 RM 3750

Entry Requirements for API examinationsYou must be employed by or under contract to an authorized inspection agency or owner/userorganization as dened in API 570.

You must satisfy one of the combinations of education and experience for the certication you

are applying for:BS or higher in engineering, with minimum of 1 years experience and skills in supervision orperformance of inspection activities of piping systems as described in API 570.

Two-year degree or certicate in engineering or technology, with minimum of 2 years

experience and skills in design, repair, construction, operation, or inspection of piping systems,of which one year must be in supervision performance of inspection activities as descrived inAPI 570.

High school diploma or equivalent, with a minimum of 3 years experience and have the sameskills as listed in item 2.Have 5 or more years experience and same skills as listed in item 2.

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Duration 3 days

Dates Venue Code Course Fee18 - 20 February Kuala Lumpur ATC127/KL108 RM 2250

11 - 13 August Kuala Lumpur ATC127/KL208 RM 2250

Entry Requirements for API examinations

Current certication as either API 510, 570 or 653 inspector.

Successful completion of the supplemental inspection certication examination by at least 70%,

based on xed pass point.

Course ContentDetailed explanations of all the information covered in the API 571Body of Knowledge including:

introduction and scope, references; denition of terms and abbreviations; general damage

mechanisms for all industries (mechanical and metallurgical failure mechanisms, uniform or localizedloss of thickness, high temperature corrosion, environment assisted cracking); rening industry

damage mechanisms (general, uniform or localized loss in thickness phenomena; environmentassisted cracking and other mechanisms).

Fitness-for-Service (FFS) Assessment,

based on API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 2007

Course Code: ATC116

Duration 3 days


2 - 4 July Kuala Lumpur ATC116/KL108 RM 2750

SuitabilityThe course is aimed at plant engineers, non-destructive testing engineers, materials and corrosionengineers, plant inspectors responsible for managing the integrity of ageing process equipment,pipelines, boilers and storage tanks.This course covers Level 1 (for plant inspectors) and Level 2 (for engineers FFS assessments), inaccordance with the 2006 edition of API RP 579.It is recommended that attendees have a knowledge of either the design, fabrication, operation ormaintenance of process equipment and piping, as well as some knowledge of the most commonpressure equipment design codes/standards (ASME, BSI, API, NACE, etc)

API 570 Examination Preparation Course

(Continued)

Course Code: ATC130

Course ContentDetailed explanations of all the information covered in the API 570 Body of Knowledge includingASME welding requirements for pressure piping section IX and B31.3 VIII; ASME non-destructivetesting principles and application of Section V; pressure piping design review ASME B31.3, weld

sizes, pipe branch reinforcement, brittle fracture, weld efciency factors, post weld heat treatment;

pressure piping inspection practices; API 570 inspection, repair and re-rating of piping, inspectionintervals, inspection requirements, relationships to ASME codes. Corrosion, minimum thicknessdetermination and remaining life calculations; inspection and degradation mechanisms of pipingcorrosion and cracking mechanisms, erosion, common corrodents, hydrogen and H

2S damage, alloy

degradation.


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Introduction to API 650 Course Code: ATC131

Duration 2 days


21 - 22 February Kuala Lumpur ATC131/KL108 RM 150014 - 15 August Kuala Lumpur ATC131/KL208 RM 1500

Suitable forA new user of APIs Tank design and inspection repair standards.Responsible for tank inspection, maintenance, regulatory compliance, or safety.

Course ContentMaterials; design; fabrication; construction; marking; underground leak detection and subgrade

protection; aluminum domes; internal oating roofs; shop-assembled storage tanks (Appendix J).


Duration 5 days


25 - 29 February Kuala Lumpur ATC128/KL108 RM 3750


Entry Requirements for API examinationsCurrent certication as either API 510, 570 or 653 inspector.

Successful completion of the supplemental inspection certication examination by at least 70%,

based on xed pass point.

Course Content

RBI in accordance with API BRD 580, API RP 580 and ASME; reasons for implementing RBI;benets of using RBI; practical implementation of RBI; planning successful RBI implementation

projects; practical likelihood and consequence analysis; preparing inspection plans and optimisingmaintenance and inspection intervals; implementing risk mitigation actions; overview of otherprocedures (e.g. RIMAP, ASME, etc.) and related API documents (API 510, API 570 and API 653).

Fitness-for-Service (FFS) Assessment,

based on API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 2007 (Continued)

Course Code: ATC116

Course ContentThis course has been developed, based around the new API/ASME combined standard (API 579Second Edition) which has been expanded to address material damage mechanisms other than just

those commonly found in rening industry equipment.

Introduction to FFS; material properties and the API 579 Annexes; stress analysis for FFS;

nondestructive testing and aw sizing for FFS; identication of damage mechanisms for FFS; brittle

fracture; general metal loss; localised metal loss; pitting; laminations; weld misalignment and shell

distortion; crack-like aws; creep; re damage; hydrogen blisters; hydrogen damage associated

with HIC and SOHIC; dents and gouges; remaining life assessment and life extension examples;repair and remediation options; status of API 579 and future developments; interaction with otherassessment procedures (e.g. FITNET, BS 7910, R5 and R6) and related API documents (API 510,API 570 and API 653).


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Duration 5 days


11 - 15 February Kuala Lumpur ATC126/KL108 RM 3750


Entry Requirements for API examinationsYou must be employed by or under contract to an authorized inspection agency or owner/user

agency as dened in API 653 Section 1.5.4.

You must have one of the following combinations of education and experience:BS in engineering or technology, with minimum of 1 years experience and skills in supervisionor performance of inspection, activities of aboveground storage tanks as described in API 653.

Two-year degree or certicate in engineering or technology, with minimum of 2 years experi-ence and skills in design, repair, construction, operation or inspection of aboveground stor-age tanks, of which 1 year must be in supervision or performance of inspection activities asdescribed in API 653.

High school diploma or equivalent, with a minimum of 3 years experience and have the sameskills as listed in item 2.Have 5 or more years experience and same skills as listed in item 2.

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2.

3.

4.

Course ContentDetailed explanations of all the information covered in the API 653 Body of Knowledge includingASME welding requirements for storage tanks sections IX and API 650; ASME non-destructivetesting principles and application of section V; storage tank design review API 650, weld sizes,

tank nozzle reinforcement, brittle fracture, weld efciency factors, post weld heat treatment;

API 653 inspection, repair alteration and reconstruction of tanks, inspection intervals, inspectionrequirements, relationships to ASME codes. Corrosion, minimum thickness determination andremaining life calculations; inspection and degradation mechanisms of API 575, cathodic protection

and internal coatings for storage tanks. Safety and preparation issues on tank oors for repair.


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N O N - D E S T R U C T I V E T E S T I N G ( N D T )

TWI is the world leader in training and certication in inspection and NDT. Accredited and

recognised by international certication bodies such as CSWIP, PCN, ASNT and ACCP to

full the qualication requirements of industries personnel.

Quality training with fully experienced instructors, fully equipped facilities, syllabus and

guidance to prepare candidates for examinations which full or exceed the requirements of

examination schemes.

PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION SCHEMES

CSWIP - Certication of competence for critical engineering occupations

Levels 1, 2 and 3

CSWIP is one of the most recognised certication schemes for NDT, covering various

methods and levels of certication.

PCN (Personnel Certication in Non-Destructive Testing) Levels 1, 2 and 3

An internationally recognised certication scheme covering all NDT methods and levels of

certication.

ACCP (ASNT Central Certication Program) Levels I, II and III

TWI is approved by ASNT to train and certify personnel in accordance with ASNT Central

Certication Program (ACCP). This program has generated a great deal of interest as more

companies seek certication that meets ISO requirements. ACCP offers an attractive

alternative to existing schemes.

COMPANY CERTIFICATION SCHEMES

TWI offers company certication under the CSWIP Employer Certication Scheme and

SNT-TC-1A requirements. Training and certication programs may be customised for

your company to suit the specic needs of your personnel qualication requirements.Qualications only apply to your company and are valid whilst personnel work for that

company.

TWI has the capability to train and certify personnel on-site or in our training centre. Other

NDT services such as procedure writing, consultancy, skills auditing and problem-solving are

also available to TWI-SEA.

For further information:

Training Mr. Emran Bin Alias

E-mail: [email protected]

Examinations: Mr. Shajahaan Prem

E-mail: [email protected]

Telephone: +603 61573526


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Appreciation of NDT Techniques Course Code: NDT1A

Duration 3 days


7 - 9 January Kuala Lumpur NDT1A/KL108 RM 1200

23 - 25 January Vietnam NDT1A/VN108 USD 40018 - 20 February Batam NDT1A/BTM108 RP 2,000,000

24 - 26 March Kuala Lumpur NDT1A/KL208 RM 1200

28 - 30 April Jakarta NDT1A/JKT108 RP 2,000,000

16 - 18 June Kuala Lumpur NDT1A/KL308 RM 1200

15 - 19 September Batam NDT1A/BTM208 RP 2,000,000

8 - 10 October Kuala Lumpur NDT1A/KL408 RM 1200

10 - 12 November Vietnam NDT1A/VN208 USD 400

Suitability

Engineers, surveyors, QA/QC inspectors requiring a general knowledge of NDT methods andrequiring some hands-on experience.

Course Content

Appraisal of internationally recognised certication schemes, international standards, procedures,

report and instruction formats. NDT methods with demonstrations; surface methods; magneticparticle and penetrant inspection; methods for internal examinations; X and gamma radiography,ultrasonic aw detections; standard techniques; choice of methods in relation to materials, defect

type, position and weld geometry; equipment available and proprietary manufactures.


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Radiographic Interpretation (RI) -

Light & Dense Metal Welds (PART B)

Course Code: NDT2B

Duration 5 day course,1 day exam - *includes VAT for AustraliaExamination dates by appointment

PCN exam fee below excludes PCN levy - this will be added to the invoice

Refresher course: RM 250 per day in Kuala Lumpur only - dates by appointment

Dates Venue Code Course Fee PCNExam Fee

CSWIP ExamFee

28 Jan - 1 February Vietnam NDT2B/VN108 USD 940 USD 394 USD 338

25 - 29 February Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL108 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

3 - 7 March Batam NDT2B/BTM108 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

17 - 21 March Balikpapan NDT2B/BP108 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

7 - 11 April Miri NDT2B/MR108 RM 3080 RM 1276 RM 1166

14 - 18 April Batam NDT2B/BTM208 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

21 - 25 April Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL208 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

5 - 9 May Jakarta NDT2B/JKT108 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

19 - 23 May China NDT2B/CH108 USD 940 USD 394 USD 338

26 - 30 May Thailand NDT2B/TH108 USD 940* USD 394* USD 338*

2 - 6 June Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL308 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

16 - 20 June Batam NDT2B/BTM308 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

14 - 18 July Singapore NDT2B/SP108 USD 940 USD 394 USD 338

11 - 15 August Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL408 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

25 - 29 August Australia NDT2B/AU108 AUD 1485* AUD 638* AUD 550*

1 - 5 September Batam NDT2B/BTM408 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

8 - 12 September Miri NDT2B/MR208 RM 3080 RM 1276 RM 116615 - 18 September Vietnam NDT2B/VN208 USD 940 USD 394 USD 338

22 - 26 September Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL508 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

13 - 17 October Balikpapan NDT2B/BP208 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

3 - 7 November Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL608 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

24 - 28 November Jakarta NDT2B/JKT208 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

1 - 5 December Kuala Lumpur NDT2B/KL708 RM 2800 RM 1160 RM 1060

15 - 19 December Batam NDT2B/BTM508 RP 6,400,000 RP 3,000,000 RP 2,400,000

SuitabilityRadiographers, inspectors, engineers and surveyors.

Entry RequirementsThe minimum required duration of training, which includes both theoretical and practical elements, is:

Level 1 - 40 hoursLevel 2 - 80 hours

The minimum duration for experience prior to or following success in the qualication examination is:

Level 1 - 3 monthsLevel 2 - 9 months

Course Content

Weld defects and their components; viewing conditions; identication of radiographs; spurious

indications; appreciation of radiographic principles and parameters of interpretation; standards forradiographic practice, interpretation tutorial; acceptance criteria.

The course ends with a written and practical test.


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Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement Course Code: NDT4T

Duration 5 day course, day exam - *includes VAT for Thailand and Australia


Dates Venue Code Course Fee Exam Fee14 - 18 January Batam NDT4T/BTM108 RP 3,400,000 See page 39 - 43

11 - 15 February Kuala Lumpur NDT4T/KL108 RM 1850 See page 39 - 43

17 - 21 March Jakarta NDT4T/JKT108 RP 3,400,000 See page 39 - 43

7 - 11 April Australia NDT4T/AU108 AUD 990* See page 39 - 43

12 - 16 May Kuala Lumpur NDT4T/KL208 RM 1850 See page 39 - 43

9 - 13 June Vietnam NDT4T/VN108 USD 590 See page 39 - 43

7 - 11 July Thailand NDT4T/TH108 USD 590* See page 39 - 43

4 - 8 August Kuala Lumpur NDT4T/KL308 RM 1850 See page 39 - 43

25 - 29 August Batam NDT4T/BTM208 RP 3,400,000 See page 39 - 43

15 - 19 September Jakarta NDT4T/JKT208 RP 3,400,000 See page 39 - 4320 - 24 October China NDT4T/CH108 USD 590 See page 39 - 43

24 - 28 November Australia NDT4T/AU208 AUD 990* See page 39 - 43

SuitabilityInspectors, testers, surveyors and NDT personnel who require a basic introduction to ultrasonictesting

Course ContentPrinciples of ultrasonics; properties of sound; waves, frequencies, sound beam, attenuation; thickness

gauges and aw detectors, ultrasonic compression probes; calibration blocks, calibration, sensitivity,

sizing techniques; practical exercises on various test specimens; testing of parent plates; lamination

and thickness measurement; report and instruction writing.


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Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds Course Code: NDT4

Duration 9 day course + exam (exam duration is dependent upon type ofexamination taken) - *includes VAT for Thailand and Australia



14 - 25 January Batam NDT4/BTM108 RP 6,200,000 See page 39 - 43

11 - 22 February Kuala Lumpur NDT4/KL108 RM 2950 See page 39 - 43

17 - 28 March Jakarta NDT4/JKT108 RP 6,200,000 See page 39 - 43

7 - 18 April Australia NDT4/AU108 AUD 1980* See page 39 - 43

12 - 23 May Kuala Lumpur NDT4/KL208 RM 2950 See page 39 - 43

9 - 20 June Vietnam NDT4/VN108 USD 935 See page 39 - 43

7 - 18 July Thailand NDT4/TH108 USD 935* See page 39 - 43

4 - 15 August Kuala Lumpur NDT4/KL308 RM 2950 See page 39 - 43

25 Aug - 5 Sept Batam NDT4/BTM208 RP 6,200,000 See page 39 - 4315 - 26 September Jakarta NDT4/JKT208 RP 6,200,000 See page 39 - 43

20 - 31 October China NDT4/CH108 USD 935 See page 39 - 43

24 Nov - 5 Dec Australia NDT4/AU208 AUD 1980* See page 39 - 43

SuitabilityAll personnel including testers, inspectors, engineers and surveyors who require a thorough andcomprehensive introduction to ultrasonic testing of welded joints or aerospace components/structures.

Entry RequirementsThe minimum required duration of training, which includes both theoretical and practical elements,

is:Level 1 - 40 hoursLevel 2 - 80 hours

The minimum duration for experience prior to or following success in the qualication examination

is:Level 1 - 3 monthsLevel 2 - 9 months

Course ContentWelding processes and weld defects; basic principles of ultrasonics; the aw detector ; practical

exercises on test specimens containing simulated aws; examination of parent plate, butt welds,

aerospace components/structures; instruction writing..


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Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) -

Welds

Course Code: NDT30M

Duration 4 day course,1 day exam - *includes VAT for Thailand and AustraliaExamination dates by appointment

Fee inclusive of PCN leviesRefresher course: RM 250 per day in Kuala Lumpur only - dates by appointment

Dates Venue Code Fee

14 - 18 January Kuala Lumpur NDT30M/KL108 See below

11 - 15 February Batam NDT30M/BTM108 See below

25 - 29 February China NDT30M/CH108 See below

3 - 7 March Thailand NDT30M/TH108 See below

10 - 14 March Singapore NDT30M/SP108 See below

31 Mar - 4 April Kuala Lumpur NDT30M/KL208 See below

21 - 25 April Batam NDT30M/BTM208 See below

5 - 9 May Australia NDT30M/AU108 See below

2 - 6 June Jakarta NDT30M/JKT108 See below

30 Jun - 4 July Kuala Lumpur NDT30M/KL308 See below

28 - 31 July Vietnam NDT30M/VN108 See below

11 - 15 August Kuala Lumpur NDT30M/KL408 See below

1 - 5 September Australia NDT30M/AU208 See below

22 - 26 September Batam NDT30M/BTM308 See below

27 - 31 October Jakarta NDT30M/JKT208 See below

17 - 21 November Kuala Lumpur NDT30M/KL508 See below

8 - 12 December Thailand NDT30M/TH208 See below

Fee KL Venue Other Venues

Course only RM 1650 USD 523*/AUD 980*/RP 3,400,000

Course/CSWIP exam RM 2550 USD 825*/AUD 1650*/RP 5,200,000

Course/ASNT exam RM 2950 USD 941*/AUD 1793*/RP 6,800,000

Course/PCN exam RM 2950 USD 941*/AUD 1793*/RP 6,800,000

SuitabilityAll NDT personnel, inspectors and technicians engaged in, or responsible for, inspection ofcastings, forgings or fabricated items during manufacture or in-service.

Entry RequirementsThe minimum required duration of training, which includes both theoretical and practical elements,is:


The minimum duration for experience prior to or following success in the qualication

examination is:Level 1 - 1 monthLevel 2 - 3 months

Course Content

Principles of magnetism; magnetic elds; induction; permeability and reluctance; magnetisation;

lines of force, methods of testing; interpretation of indications; demagnetisation; practical exercises;

methods of assessing sensitivity; instruction writing.During the Level 2 instruction writing and application, attendees requiring only Level 1 training willcarry out practical applications to written instructions.The course ends with a written and practicaltest.


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Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds Course Code: NDT30P

Duration 4 day course,1 day exam - *includes VAT for Thailand and AustraliaExamination dates by appointment

Fee inclusive of PCN leviesRefresher course: RM 250 per day in Kuala Lumpur only - dates by appointment


28 Jan - 1 February Kuala Lumpur NDT30P/KL108 See below

18 - 22 February Batam NDT30P/BTM108 See below

10 - 14 March Thailand NDT30P/TH108 See below

17 - 21 March Singapore NDT30P/SP108 See below

7 - 11 April Kuala Lumpur NDT30P/KL208 See below

28 Apr - 2 May Batam NDT30P/BTM208 See below

12 - 16 May Australia NDT30P/AU108 See below

9 - 13 June Jakarta NDT30P/JKT108 See below

23 -27 June China NDT30P/CH108 See below

7 - 11 July Kuala Lumpur NDT30P/KL308 See below

21 - 25 July Vietnam NDT30P/VN108 See below

18 - 22 August Kuala Lumpur NDT30P/KL408 See below

8 - 12 September Australia NDT30P/AU208 See below

13 - 17 October Batam NDT30P/BTM308 See below

3 - 7 November Jakarta NDT30P/JKT208 See below

24 - 28 November Kuala Lumpur NDT30P/KL508 See below

15 - 19 December Thailand NDT30P/TH208 See below

Fee KL Venue Other Venues

Course only RM 1650 USD 523*/AUD 980*/RP 3,400,000

Course/CSWIP exam RM 2550 USD 825*/AUD 1650*/RP 5,200,000

Course/ASNT exam RM 2950 USD 941*/AUD 1793*/RP 6,800,000

Course/PCN exam RM 2950 USD 941*/AUD 1793*/RP 6,800,000

SuitabilityAll NDT personnel, inspectors and technicians engaged in, or responsible for, inspection ofcastings, forgings or fabricated items during manufacture or in-service.

Entry Requirement

The minimum required duration of training, which includes both theoretical and practical elements,is:Level 1 - 16 hoursLevel 2 - 24 hours

The minimum duration for experience prior to or following success in the qualication

examination is:Level 1 - 1 monthLevel 2 - 3 months

Course ContentMaterials, methods, compatibility of materials, equipment and safety aspects; practical exercises;methods of assessing sensitivity.During the Level 2 instruction writing and application, attendees requiring only Level 1 training will

carry out practical applications to written instructions.The course ends with a written and practical test.


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Eddy Current Testing (ET) Course Code: NDT31

Duration 9 day course + exam

Fee inclusive of PCN levies


14 - 21 April Kuala Lumpur NDT31/KL108 RM 66504 - 15 August Australia NDT31/AU108 AUD 2970*

3 - 14 November Kuala Lumpur NDT31/KL208 RM 6650

SuitabilityNDT personnel, inspectors and technicians responsible for, or engaged in, practical application

of eddy current testing and writing techniques and instructions for detection of aws, material

identication/determination of properties, coating thickness measurement, tube testing and weld

inspections.

Entry RequirementsThe minimum required duration of training, which includes both theoretical and practical elements,

is:Level 1 - 40 hoursLevel 2 - 40 hours



Course ContentBasic electrical theory, principles of eddy currents, types of circuit, test coils, factors inuencing

impedance; low and high frequency testing, amplitude and phase-sensitive methods; analysis ofimpedance diagrams; practical applications; technique preparation.


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SuitabilityUltrasonic testing personnel who have already received some basic training and experience andnow wish to prepare for an examination such as PCN, ASNT or BGAS. Non-experienced ultrasonictechnicians should attend the dedicated aerospace training course NDT4.

The course only fee for 4 1/2 days is the same, which in addition to the Ultrasonic Testing course

(NDT4) fullls the 120 hour training requirements for PCN Level 2 certication.

Entry RequirementsThe minimum required duration of training, which includes both theoretical and practical elements,is:




Course ContentCandidates receive training relevant to the examination to be taken covering practical inspectionand theoretical aspects as appropriate. The PCN examination will follow immediately after thetraining sessions.

Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds Course Code: NDT47

Duration 4 day course - *includes VAT for Thailand and Australia


Dates Venue Code Course Fee Exam Fee21 - 25 January Batam NDT47/BTM108 RP 3,800,000 See page 39 - 43

18 - 22 February Kuala Lumpur NDT47/KL108 RM 1850 See page 39 - 43

24 - 28 March Jakarta NDT47/JKT108 RP 3,800,000 See page 39 - 43

14 - 18 April Australia NDT47/AU108 AUD 990* See page 39 - 43

19 - 23 May Kuala Lumpur NDT47/KL208 RM 1850 See page 39 - 43

16 - 20 June Vietnam NDT47/VN108 USD 590 See page 39 - 43

14 - 18 July Thailand NDT47/TH108 USD 590* See page 39 - 43

11 - 15 August Kuala Lumpur NDT47/KL308 RM 1850 See page 39 - 43

1 - 5 Sept Batam NDT47/BTM208 RP 3,800,000 See page 39 - 43

22 - 26 September Jakarta NDT47/JKT208 RP 3,800,000 See page 39 - 4327 - 31 October China NDT47/CH108 USD 590 See page 39 - 43

1 - 5 December Australia NDT47/AU208 AUD 990* See page 39 - 43


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L E V E L I I I R E F R E S H E R C O U R S E S

Radiographic Testing Course Code: NDT35R


11 - 14 February Kuala Lumpur NDT35R/KL108 RM 4000

24 - 27 March Jakarta NDT35R/JKT108 RP 10,200,000

28 - 31 July Kuala Lumpur NDT35R/KL208 RM 4000

24 - 27 November Kuala Lumpur NDT35R/KL308 RM 4000

Penetrant Testing Course Code: NDT35P


28 - 30 January Kuala Lumpur NDT35P/KL108 RM 3000

17 - 19 March Jakarta NDT35P/JKT108 RP 7,600,000

21 - 23 July Kuala Lumpur NDT35P/KL208 RM 3000

15 - 17 December Kuala Lumpur NDT35P/KL308 RM 3000

FOR ALL NDT35 COURSES ABOVESuitability

NDT personnel requiring US based certication.

Course ContentThese Refresher Courses use material produced by ASNT and review each attendees knowledgeof the Level III body of knowledge for the specied NDT method. ACCP Level III examinations will

be arranged immediately following each course.

ASNT LEVEL III - EXAMINATION

Examinations are available all year round by appointment.

Basic Course Code: NDT35B


14 - 18 January Kuala Lumpur NDT35B/KL108 RM 5000

3 - 7 March Jakarta NDT35B/JKT108 RP 12,750,000

7 - 11 July Kuala Lumpur NDT35B/KL208 RM 5000

10 - 14 November Kuala Lumpur NDT35B/KL308 RM 5000

Ultrasonic Course Code: NDT35U


18 - 21 February Kuala Lumpur NDT35U/KL108 RM 4000

31 Mar - 3 April Jakarta NDT35U/JKT108 RP 10,200,000

4 - 7 August Kuala Lumpur NDT35U/KL208 RM 4000

17 - 20 November Kuala Lumpur NDT35U/KL308 RM 4000

Magnetic Particle Course Code: NDT35M


7 - 9 January Kuala Lumpur NDT35M/KL108 RM 3000

10 - 12 March Jakarta NDT35M/JKT108 RP 7,600,000

14 - 16 July Kuala Lumpur NDT35M/KL208 RM 3000

1 - 3 December Kuala Lumpur NDT35M/KL308 RM 3000


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I I W / E W F S P E C I A L I S T D I P L O M A


International Institute of Welding/

European Welding Federation Specialist Diploma

Advanced Welding Processes AWP1

Dates Venue Code Course + Exam Fee:

31 Mar - 4 April Kuala Lumpur AWP1/KL108 RM 3600

Suitable forAlthough AWP is taken as part of the Welding Process and Equipment module, it can also bepresented as a stand alone course for people with special interest in the welding processespresented during this week. i.e. laser welding, electron beam welding, plasma welding, frictionwelding, resistance welding etc.

Course ContentThis module provides an overview of the more unusual welding and joining methods such as powerbeams, friction welding etc. and should be taken with module WPE1 for those who wish to gain acredit in welding processes and equipment.

DurationModular, each module of 5 days

Diploma in Welding 6 modules leading to International/European Welding Specialist

(IWS/EWS)

Diploma in Welding Technology 10 modules leading to International/European WeldingTechnologist (IWT/EWT)

Diploma in Welding Engineering 14 modules leading to International/European Welding Engineer(IWE/EWE)

Each level can be completed between 1-3 years.

Entry Requirements

There are various routes for obtaining the qualications of

- Welding Specialist- Welding Technologist- Welding Engineer

The rst step is to forward a C.V. for assessment

Welding Processes and Equipment - Foundation WPE1


24 - 28 March Kuala Lumpur WPE1/KL108 RM 3600

Suitable forWelding co-ordinators (BS EN 719) and other specialists interested in welding processes andequipment..

Course ContentModules cover a range of common welding processes at foundation, intermediate and advancedlevels. In addition, a complementary module in advanced welding processes is provided to coverother aspects of joining and welding.


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Practical Welding Technology PWT


15 - 19 September Kuala Lumpur PWT/KL108 RM 3600

Suitable forSince this module is part of the Diploma course, it is suitable for Welding co-ordinators (BS EN719). However, candidates who can demonstrate practical experience on this welding processes areexempted from this module.

Course ContentFollows guidelines for practical training in MMA, TIG, MIG/MAG and oxyfuel gas cutting and weldingprocesses. The module provides supervised project work at varying levels to suit the backgroundexperience of course members.

Fabrication and Application FAA1

Dates Venue Code Course + Exam Fee:22 - 26 September Kuala Lumpur FAA1/KL108 RM 3600

Suitable forWelding co-ordinators (BS EN 719) and other specialists interested in welding processes andequipment.

Course Content

This subject is offered as nal modules only. Subjects included are quality assurance and quality

control in welding, welding procedure requirements, approval testing, welder performance testing,calibration, non-destructive testing, economics, repairs and case studies.

Design and Construction DAC1


12 - 16 May Kuala Lumpur DAC1/KL108 RM 3600

Suitable for

Welding co-ordinators (BS EN 719) and other specialists involved in the design of weldedstructures.

Course ContentSimilarly offered at three levels, the modules concentrate on welding and fabrication issues such asdesign principles, fracture mechanics, behaviour of welded structures in service, fatigue and brittlefracture, engineering critical assessment and thermodynamically loaded structures as well as thepracticalities of construction of a variety of products.

Materials and Their Behaviour MAB1


5 - 9 May Kuala Lumpur MAB1/KL108 RM 3600

Suitable forWelding co-ordinators (BS EN 719) and other specialists interested in welding metallurgy.

Course ContentThree levels available provide personnel with the knowledge to join a range of materials andmethods of avoiding problems. Modules include materials science, technology and an understandingof the characteristics and weldability of different materials, ranging from steels to non-ferrousmaterials. Also, cracking phenomenons are presented together with methods to avoid them..


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C AT H O D I C P R O T E C T I O N


Cathodic Protection Level III Engineer Course Code: ATC37-3


Dates Venue Codes Course + Exam Fees

23 - 25 April Kuala Lumpur ATC37-3/KL108 RM 2145

10 - 12 September Kuala Lumpur ATC37-3/KL208 RM 2145

Course ContentIn addition to the knowledge of a Level II Engineer: problem areas and trouble shooting of CP

systems, investigation of testposts or stations, insulating anges and monoblocks; cased crossings;

low potential readings; interference effects and mitigation. AC interference, DC interference (straycurrents) earthing structures; coatings and CP electro osmosis; holiday detection; Pearson tests andcurrent attenuation; auditing of CP systems; rehabilitation of CP systems; CP of welder pipelines insour (Aqueous Hydrogen Sulphide) service.

Cathodic Protection Level I Engineer Course Code: ATC37-1





Course ContentBasics of corrosion; terminology, electrode potential, reference cells polarisation diagrams,electrolytes (soil/water composition), methods of controlling corrosion, principles of coating of

buried and immersed structures, sacricial anode systems, impressed current systems; typical

designs of CP system, CP materials, potential measurements; monitoring and maintenance.

Cathodic Protection Level II Engineer Course Code: ATC37-2





Course ContentIn addition to the knowledge of a Level I Engineer: criteria for CP and their limitations; Pourbaix

diagram interpretation; surface lm effects; polarisation diagrams; CP design considerations for

sacricial anode and impressed current systems; construction materials specication and quality

control; safety considerations, attenuation calculations; commissioning a CP system; potential

measurements; on and instant off potentials, IR drop error; CP system for specic installations

(tank farms, maritime process plant, pipelines, jetties and offshore installations); CP and protectivecoatings, inspection of pipeline coatings.


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I N D U S T R I A L PA I N T I N G A N D B L A S T I N G

BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 Course Code: ATC88

Duration 5 day course, day exam - *includes VAT for Thailand and Australia

Dates Venue Codes Course Fee Exam Fee

14 - 18 January Batam ATC88/BTM108 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

11 - 15 February Jakarta ATC88/JKT108 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

25 - 29 February Miri ATC88/MR108 RM 3245 RM 1910

10 - 14 March Australia ATC88/AU108 AUD 1650* AUD 825*

24 - 28 March Kuala Lumpur ATC88/KL108 RM 2950 RM 1735

7 - 11 April China ATC88/CH108 USD 1036 USD 554

21 - 25 April Thailand ATC88/TH108 USD 1036* USD 554*

5 - 9 May Batam ATC88/BTM208 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

26 - 30 May Vietnam ATC88/VN108 USD 1036 USD 554

9 - 13 June Balikpapan ATC88/BP108 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

23 - 27 June Singapore ATC88/SP108 USD 1036 USD 554

7 - 11 July Jakarta ATC88/JKT208 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

21 - 25 July Batam ATC88/BTM308 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

4 - 8 August Kuala Lumpur ATC88/KL208 RM 2950 RM 1735

18 - 22 August Vietnam ATC88/VN208 USD 1036 USD 554

22 - 26 September Batam ATC88/BTM408 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

13 - 17 October Miri ATC88/MR208 RM 3245 RM 1910

3 - 7 November China ATC88/CH208 USD 1036 USD 554

17 - 21 November Thailand ATC88/TH208 USD 1036* USD 554*

15 - 19 December Manila ATC88/MN108 USD 1036 USD 554

SuitabilityCandidates with or without experience in the painting industry. Most candidates will go on to sitthe BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector Grade 3 examination, although those with paint inspection/testing experience may sit Painting Inspector Grade 2.

Entry Requirements

No formal entry qualications required, but a knowledge of dry abrasive blast cleaning or industrial

paint application techniques would be advantageous.

Course ContentCorrosion theory; surface preparation; paint formulation; paint systems; curing and drying; paint

manufacture; application methods; paint/paint lm testing; paint identication; inspection methods;

specication requirements; health and safety; working practices.


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I N D U S T R I A L PA I N T I N G A N D B L A S T I N G

Level 5A Blast Cleaning/Preparation Operative Course Code: PB-3

Level 5B Protective Painter/Sprayer Operative Course Code: PB-4Level 4 Painting Supervisor Course Code: PB-5

For further information on the above courses, please contact ABM Johor Bahru, details under theVenue section starting on page 48.

BGAS-CSWIP Site Coatings Inspector Course Code: ATC90

Duration 5 day course, day exam


31 Mar - 4 April Batam ATC90/BTM108 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

7 - 11 April Kuala Lumpur ATC90/KL108 RM 3250 RM 1735

5 - 9 May Vietnam ATC90/VN108 USD 1036 USD 554

12 - 16 May Thailand ATC90/TH108 USD 1036* USD 554*28 Jul - 1 August Jakarta ATC90/JKT108 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

20 - 24 October Miri ATC90/MR108 RM 3245 RM 1910

10 - 14 November Thailand ATC90/TH208 USD 1036* USD 554*

17 - 21 November Batam ATC90/BTM208 RP 6,200,000 RP 3,960,000

If applicant is a holder of BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector Approval, the course duration is 3 daysand the fee RM 2145.

SuitabilityCandidates with or without previous experience in site coatings or painting inspection wishing toattain BGAS-CSWIP Approval as Site Coatings Inspector.

Entry Requirements

No formal entry qualications required, but a knowledge of pipeline fabrication techniques, safe

working practices, and a general understanding of coating application would be advantageous.

Course ContentCorrosion, theory, preparation of surfaces, paint technology, M.C.L, concrete coatings, pipeline

surveys, coal tar enamels, polyethylene, powder coatings, paint and paint lm testing, health and

safety. Suitable for individuals engaged in the inspection and painting of new and existing pipelines.This approval is very useful to welding inspectors as it can extend their working time capability onpipeline projects.

BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 1 Course Code: ATC89

Duration 5 day course, day exam


8 - 12 September Miri ATC89/MR108 RM 3575 RM 1910

SuitabilityCandidates who already hold BGAS-CSWIP grades 3 and 2 in paint/painting inspection. This, the

advanced qualication, deals specically with offshore practices.

Entry Requirements

Candidates must hold a current Grade 2 qualication prior to obtaining Grade 1. A good

knowledge of offshore working, safety, and painting inspection is required.

Course ContentZones of offshore structures; offshore working; safety offshore; medical, emergency procedures/

escape routes; permit to work systems; vessel entry and enclosed space working; scaffolding; re

protection; BS 5378 safety signs and colours; BS 1710 identication of pipelines; nish colour

schedules BS 381C and BS 4800.


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CSWIP 3.2U - NDT Inspection Diver Course Code: DIS2

Duration 8 day course + 1 day exam - *includes VAT

Dates Venue Codes Fee

5 - 11 May Thailand DIS2/TH108 USD 4006*

13 - 18 October Thailand DIS2/TH208 USD 4006*

* date to be arranged when booking and subject to availability

Entry Requirements

Must hold current CSWIP 3.1U certicate and provide proof of at least one years experience

as a practising commercial diverHold an in-date full commercial diver medical

Course ContentTheoretical instruction as per CSWIP approved syllabus; advanced underwater NDT techniques;magnetic particle inspection; A Scan and digital UT; weld toe grinding; overview of ACFM inspectiontechnology.

CSWIP 3.1U - NDT Inspection Diver Course Code: DIS1

Duration 10 day course, 1 day exam - *includes VAT


13 - 22 February Thailand DIS1/TH108 USD 4006*

21 - 30 April Thailand DIS1/TH208 USD 4006*

11 - 20 June Thailand DIS1/TH308 USD 4006*

6 - 15 October Thailand D1S1/TH408 USD 4006*

3 - 12 December Thailand DIS1/TH508 USD 4006*


Entry Requirements

Hold an HSE surface supplied air qualications or HSE equivalent

Hold an in-date full commercial diver medical

Course ContentTheoretical instruction as per CSWIP approved syllabus; general underwater and close visualinspection; recording by video and underwater digital photography; cathodic protectionmeasurements; ultrasonic digital thickness measurements; end of course assessment.


For further details on underwater courses, please contact:

Mermaid Maritime Ltd789/55 Moo I, Pinthong Industrial Estate, Nongkham, Sriracha, Chonburi 20230, Thailand

Tel: +66-38-318300 Fax: +66-38-348100 E-mail: [email protected] Person: Mr Mark Shepherd/Mr Mark Okle

U N D E R W A T E R


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CSWIP 3.4U - NDT Inspection Controller Course Code: DIS4

Duration 10 day course + 2 day exam - *includes VAT


18 - 27 February Thailand DIS4/TH108 USD 4109*

16 - 25 June Thailand DIS4/TH208 USD 4109*8 - 17 December Thailand DIS4/TH308 USD 4109*


Entry Requirements

Hold a qualication in a relevant engineering or science subject, HNC or above including a

minimum of 60 days spent at an offshore site OR

Be a currently or previously approved CSWIP 3.3U inspector who has held this certication

for a minimum of one year, with a minimum of 300 logged hours plus 1 years experience ofunderwater inspection work OR

Be a currently or previously approved CSWIP 3.1U or 3.2U diver inspector who has heldsuch certication for a minimum of 100 logged hours plus 3 years experience of underwater

inspection work.ORBe a surface NDT practitioner certied under PCN or CSWIP for at least 3 years and has

spent a minimum of 30 days at an offshore work site gaining familiarity with underwaterinspection techniques.

Course Content:Advanced NDT techniques; recording and processing data; computer data based reporting systems;interpretation and recording methods; quality assurance; intervention techniques; inspection,

planning and brieng.

CSWIP/Lloyds Register/ACFM Crack Microgauge

Operators Course (Level 1)

Course Code: ACFM1

Duration 4 day course + 1 day Lloyds examination - *includes VAT


20 - 24 October Thailand ACFM1/TH108 USD 2853*

Please note proof of experience and identity will be required prior to the training* The candidate can only attempt one examination as part of the package

Entry RequirementsBe a current or previously approved 3.3U ROV pilot observer ORBe a current or previously approved 3.4U Inspection Controller ORBe a current or previously approved CSWIP 3.1U or 3.2U Diver OR

Be a surface practitioner certied under PCN or CSWIP OR

Have a qualication in a relevant engineering science

Course ContentOverview of NDT techniques; electrical and electromagnetic theory; ACFM detection -identication of cracks; weld inspection by ACFM techniques; sizing for length and depth; reporting;

ASSIST software suites; backing up data.

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P R A C T I C A L W E L D E R T R A I N I N G

Practical Welder Training and Approval to Recognised Standards

For a skilled and competent workforce

VENUES Johor Bahru and Kuching

TWI in collaboration with CIDB are pleased to be ableto offer Practical Welder Training and CSWIP approval via

TWI Certication Ltd to Malaysian welders. Courses will beconducted by CSWIP registered master welding instructors

and be certied under the CSWIP/CIDB scheme. Welders

may be approved to AWS, ASME, BS EN 287,API 1104/1107, ANSI etc.

SKILL LEVELS

Each welding process will have three levels of certication.

Each certicate represents the minimum level of skill required

to perform their duties in that particular sector.

These levels are:

Level 1: General WelderLevel II: Construction WelderLevel III: Oil and Gas/Pressure Vessel Welder

COURSES AVAILABLEGTAW/TIG, GMAW/MIG, SMAW/MMA, Flux-Cored Self-Shielding, Flux-Cored Gas Shielding,Submerged-Arc, Robotics.

OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLEWelder procedure development and approval, welding consultancy, trouble-shooting.

FOR MORE DETAILS IN JOHOR BAHRU, PLEASE CONTACT:

Mazlan JaafarAkademi Binaan Malaysia (Johor) Sdn. Bhd.ABM Southern RegionLot 2067, Batu 3, Jalan Tampoi, 81200 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul TakzimTel: +607 2323808/2327808 (DL) . Fax: +607 2354800 . E-mail:[email protected] or [email protected]

FOR MORE DETAILS IN KUCHING, PLEASE CONTACT:Mohd Jais B. DolAkademi Binaan Malaysia (Sarawak) Sdn. Bhd.Block B, Kompleks CIDBJalan Sultan Tengah93050 Kuching SarawakTel: +6082 445802 . Fax: +6082 446802 . E-mail: [email protected]

Plastics Welding

COURSES AVAILABLEHot Gas Welding (5 days), Extrusion Welding (3 days), Hot Gas Appreciation (1 day), ElectrofusionWelding (1 day)

ALSO AVAILABLEPlastics Welder Certication to CSWIP-PW-6-96 in:

Hot gas, round nozzle welding of PVC sheetHot gas, high speed nozzle welding of PVC, PP, PE and PVDF sheetContinuous extrusion welding of PP and PE sheet

Electrofusion socket and saddle welding of PE pipeMachine hot wedge and extrusion welding of PE lining membrane.


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Kuala Lumpur - MALAYSIA

Dates Courses Codes

7 - 9 January CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL108

7 - 9 January Appreciation of NDT Techniques NDT1A/KL108

7 - 9 January Level III Refresher Course - Magnetic Particle NDT35M/KL108

14 - 18 January CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL108

14 - 18 January Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/KL108

14 - 18 January Level III Refresher Course - Basic NDT35B/KL108

28 - 30 January Level III Refresher Course - Penetrant Testing NDT35P/KL108

28 Jan - 1 February Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/KL108

11 - 14 February Level III Refresher Course - Radiographic Testing NDT35R/KL108

11 - 15 February Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/KL108

11 - 15 February API-653 Examination Preparation Course ATC126/KL108

11 - 22 February Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/KL108

18 - 20 February CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL208

18 - 20 February API-571 Examination Preparation Course ATC127/KL10818 - 21 February Level III Refresher Course - Ultrasonic Testing NDT35U/KL108

18 - 22 February Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/KL107



25 - 29 February Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/KL108

25 - 29 February CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL208

3 - 7 March CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/KL108

10 - 12 March CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL308

24 - 26 March Appreciation of NDT Techniques NDT1A/KL208

24 - 28 March CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL308

24 - 28 March BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/KL108

24 - 28 March IIW/EWF Specialist Diploma - Welding Processes andEquipment (Foundation)

WPE1/KL108

31 Mar - 4 April IIW/EWF Specialist Diploma Advanced WeldingProcesses

AWP1/KL108

31 Mar - 4 April Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/KL208

7 - 11 April BGAS-CSWIP Site Coatings Inspector ATC90/KL108

7 - 11 April Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/KL208

14 - 16 April Cathodic Protection Level 1 Engineer ATC37-1/KL108

14 - 21 April Eddy Current Testing NDT31/KL108

17 - 22 April Cathodic Protection Level II Engineer ATC37-2/KL108

23 - 25 April Cathodic Protection Level III Engineer ATC37-3/KL108

21 - 25 April Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/KL208

5 - 9 May CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL408

5 - 9 May API 510 Examination Preparation Course ATC129/KL108

5 - 9 May IIW/EWF Specialist Diploma - Materials and theirBehaviour (Foundation)

MAB1/KL108

12 - 16 May IIW/EWF Specialist Diploma - Design and Construction(Foundation)

DAC1/KL108

12 - 16 May Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/KL208

12 - 16 May API 570 Examination Preparation Course ATC130/KL108

12 - 23 May Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/KL208


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Kuala Lumpur - MALAYSIA (Continued)

Dates Courses Codes

2 - 6 June Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense Metal

Welds (Part B)

NDT2B/KL308

9 - 13 June CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL508

16 - 18 June Appreciation of NDT Techniques NDT1A/KL308

16 - 20 June CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/KL208

30 Jun - 4 July Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/KL308

1 - 3 July CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL508

2 - 4 July Fitness-for-Service (FFS) Assessment,based on API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 2007

ATC116/KL108

7 - 11 July Level III Refresher Course - Basic NDT35B/KL208

7 - 11 July CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL608

7 - 11 July Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/KL308

14 - 16 July Level III Refresher Course - Magnetic Particle NDT35M/KL208

14 - 18 July CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level I - Week 1 PL11/KL108

21 - 23 July Level III Refresher Course - Penetrant Testing NDT35P/KL208

21 - 25 July CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level I - Week 2 PL12/KL108

28 - 31 July Level III Refresher Course - Radiographic Testing NDT35R/KL208

4 - 7 August Level III Refresher Course - Ultrasonic Testing NDT35U/KL208

4 - 8 August BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/KL208

4 - 8 August API-653 Examination Preparation Course ATC126/KL208

4 - 8 August Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/KL308

4 - 15 August Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/KL308

11 - 15 August Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/KL40811 - 15 August Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense Metal

Welds (Part B)NDT2B/KL408

11 - 15 August Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/KL308


14 - 15 August API 650 Examination Preparation Course ATC31/KL208

18 - 22 August Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/KL408


2 - 4 September Cathodic Protection Level 1 Engineer ATC37-1/KL208

3 - 4 September CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL608

5 - 9 September Cathodic Protection Level II Engineer ATC37-2/KL208

8 - 12 September CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/KL308

10 - 12 September Cathodic Protection Level III Engineer ATC37-3/KL208

15 - 19 September IIW/EWF Specialist Diploma - Practical WelderTechnology

PWT/KL108

22 - 26 September IIW/EWF Specialist Diploma - Fabrication andApplication (Foundation)

FAA1/KL108

22 - 26 September Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/KL508

22 - 26 September CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL708

8 - 10 October Appreciation of NDT Techniques NDT1A/KL408

13 - 15 October CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL708

20 - 24 October CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL808

19 - 23 May Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/KL208

21 - 23 May CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL408


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Miri - MALAYSIA

Dates Courses Codes

25 - 29 February BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/MR108

1 - 3 April CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/MR108

7 - 11 April Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/MR108

21 - 25 April CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/MR108

4 - 8 August CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/MR208

8 - 12 September Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/MR208

8 - 12 September BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 1 ATC89/MR108

22 - 26 September CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/MR108

13 - 17 October BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/MR208

20 - 24 October BGAS-CSWIP Site Coatings Inspector ATC90/MR108

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Dates Courses Codes

Kuala Lumpur - MALAYSIA (Continued)

10 - 14 November Level III Refresher Course - Basic NDT35B/KL308

10 - 14 November CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level I - Week 2 PL21/KL108

10 - 14 November API 570 Examination Preparation Course ATC130/KL208

17 - 19 November CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL808

17 - 20 November Level III Refresher Course - Ultrasonic Testing NDT35U/KL308

17 - 21 November CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level 2 - Week 1 PL22/KL108

17 - 21 November Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds NDT30M/KL508

24 - 27 November Level III Refresher Course - Radiographic Testing NDT35R/KL308

24 - 28 November Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/KL508

1 - 3 December Level II I Refresher Course - Magnetic Particle NDT35M/KL308

1 - 5 December CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/KL408

1 - 5 December Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/KL708

15 - 17 December Level III Refresher Course - Penetrant Testing NDT35P/KL308

22 - 24 December CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/KL908

3 - 7 November Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/KL608

3 - 7 November API -510 Examination Preparation Course ATC129/KL208

3 - 14 November Eddy Current Testing NDT31/KL20810 - 14 November CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/KL908


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AUSTRALIA

Dates Courses Codes

6 - 8 February CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/AU108

11 - 15 February CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/AU108

10 - 14 March BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/AU108

7 - 11 April Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/AU108

7 - 18 April Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/AU108

5 - 9 May Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/AU108

14 - 18 April Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/AU108

12 - 16 May Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/AU108

19 - 23 May CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/AU208

26 - 28 May CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/AU208

4 - 8 August CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/AU308

4 - 15 August Eddy Current Testing NDT31/AU108

11 - 13 August CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/AU308

25 - 29 August Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/AU108

1 - 5 September Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/AU208

8 - 12 September Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/AU208

20 - 24 October CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/AU408

27 - 31 October CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/AU108

24 - 28 November Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/AU208

24 Nov - 5 Dec Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/AU208

1 - 5 December Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/AU208

CHINA

Dates Courses Codes

28 - 30 January CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/CH108

25 - 29 February Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/CH108

17 - 21 March CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/CH108

7 - 11 April BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/CH108

14 - 17 April CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/CH208

19 - 23 May Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/CH108

23 - 27 June Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/CH108

14 - 16 July CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/CH208

21 - 25 July CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/CH308

24 - 26 September CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/CH308

13 - 17 October CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/CH408

20 - 24 October Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/CH108

20 - 31 October Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/CH108

27 - 31 October Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/CH108

3 - 7 November BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/CH208

1 - 3 December AWS to CSWIP Bridging WIS7/CH108


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Balikpapan - INDONESIA

Dates Courses Codes

18 - 22 February CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/BP108

17 - 21 March Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/BP108

12 - 16 May CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/BP2089 - 13 June BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/BP108

11 - 13 June CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/BP108

15 - 19 September CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/BP308

13 - 17 October Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/BP208

20 - 22 October CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/BP208

Jakarta - INDONESIA

Dates Courses Codes

14 - 18 January CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/JKT108

11 - 15 February BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/JKT108

25 - 27 February CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/JKT108

3 - 7 March Level III Refresher Course - Basic NDT35B/JKT108

10 - 12 March Level II I Refresher Course - Magnetic Particle NDT35M/JKT108

10 - 14 March CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/JKT208

17 - 19 March Level III Refresher Course - Penetrant Testing NDT35P/JKT108

17 - 21 March Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/JKT108

17 - 28 March Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/JKT108

24 - 27 March Level III Refresher Course - Radiographic Testing NDT35R/JKT108

24 - 28 March CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/JKT10824 - 28 March Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/JKT108

31 Mar - 3 April Level III Refresher Course - Ultrasonic Testing NDT35U/JKT108

7 - 11 April CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level I - Week 1 PL11/JKT108

14 - 18 April CSWIP Plant Inspector - Level I - Week 2 PL12/JKT108

28 - 30 April Appreciation of NDT Techniques NDT1A/JKT108

5 - 9 May Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B)

NDT2B/JKT108

2 - 6 June Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/JKT108

9 - 13 June Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/JKT108

7 - 11 July BGAS-CSWIP Painting Inspector - Grade 3/2 ATC88/JKT208

14 - 18 July CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/JKT308

28 Jul - 1 August BGAS-CSWIP Site Coatings Inspector ATC90/JKT108

25 - 27 August CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector - Level 1 WIS1/JKT208

15 - 19 September Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Thickness Measurement NDT4T/JKT208

15 - 26 September Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT4/JKT208

22 - 26 September Supervised Ultrasonic Testing - Welds/Aerospace NDT47/JKT208

27 - 31 October Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30M/JKT208

3 - 7 November Penetrant Testing (PT) - Welds/Aerospace NDT30P/JKT208

10 - 14 November CSWIP 3.2 Senior Welding Inspector - Level 3 WIS10/JKT208

17 - 21 November CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector - Level 2 WIS5/JKT408

24 - 28 November Radiographic Interpretation (RI) - Light & Dense MetalWelds (Part B) NDT2B/JKT208


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