AESYS Technologies, LLC - Boilers & HVAC

Although AESYS’ Educational Services Division Welder Training Program will help the participant in qualifying for ASME, API, AWS and MIL STD procedures, certification for any process and specific weld procedure is required to be provided by the employer of the welder seeking same. The employer is responsible to maintain such code compliance procedures and processes, and as the holder of the applicable certificate of authorization to the specific code process, is singularly responsible and required to certify welders to those specific procedures and processes.

If a participant’s employer is in need of certified welders, a qualified QA or QC Program must first exist or be established. In order to meet and satisfy the ever increasing demand for utmost fabrication quality within their service or product lines, an independent third party service, specializing in development of such QA and/or QC procedures and processes, can be made available to the employer, who is responsible to maintain such systems and certifications. This service is beyond the scope of this Program, however can be arranged as an independent follow-up service.

The Program comprises approximately 12-14 hours of classroom curriculum including the study and instruction of personal safety training, equipment adjustments and operation, flammable materials, compressed gas, gases and fume control, electrical principles and safety and power supply requirements. Additionally, applied metallurgy, liquids, solids and molecular mechanical effects, characteristics and heat treatment of base metals, and other related material, is incorporated. Nondestructive examination (NDE) inspection issues are also described and discussed. Approximately 16-18 hours of the Program training is dedicated to hands-on application at a work station which is prepared with necessary and required equipment and materials.

The Program is provided in a relaxed and informal environment, however with certain and clear focus towards development of the welders capabilities. Experienced welders requiring further education, or need to qualify to new procedures and processes, as well as beginners and apprentices seeking to ensure a career path within the fabrication and construction industries will benefit from this unique, fast paced and comprehensive Program.

Experienced welders are required to make arrangements to bring their own personal protective equipment including full-face helmet, with a 2x4 #10 lens, weld jacket and gloves. Beginners and apprentices are also encouraged to do so, however should this be an initial introduction to the welding experience, availability of personal protective equipment, to a limited number of participants, can be accommodated.