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TIG Welding Introductory Course (Tungsten Inert Gas)

TIG Welding (Tungsten Inert Gas) is commonly used where high-quality, precision welds are required. This course provides an introduction to TIG welding, focusing on safe operation, correct setup, and the development of fundamental TIG welding techniques.

Qualification

TIG Welding Introductory Course

Awarding Body

EKGTA

Delivery Method

3 Days. 08.30 - 15.30 daily

Price

£695.00

Confirmed Dates

What’s Included?

Participants receive expert-led instruction, hands-on TIG welding practice, and all necessary learning materials. Training focuses on correct equipment use, electrode selection, and welding techniques for different applications.

Who Should Attend?

Suitable for individuals seeking an introduction to TIG welding or those wishing to gain a basic understanding of TIG welding techniques for industrial or workshop environments.

Assessment

  • Assessment is practical and ongoing, based on safe working practices, correct setup, and the successful completion of welding tasks.

Additional Notes

Please note that this course may be cancelled and rescheduled if no uptake is received up to 14 days prior to the course start date.

A cancellation fee of 30% will be charged for cancellations within 24 hours of the course date. Failure to attend without notice will result in a full charge.

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A clear and practical introduction to TIG welding. The course helped me understand the process and practise safely.

Anon. Participant

Course Content

  • Safe use of TIG welding equipment and materials

  • Startup, setting, and shutdown of TIG welding machines

  • Machine settings for various materials and thicknesses

  • Selection and use of electrodes and filler wires

  • Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)

  • Safe handling and storage of compressed gas bottles

  • TIG welding procedures and techniques

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Operate TIG welding equipment safely

  • Set up TIG welding machines correctly

  • Select appropriate electrodes and filler materials

  • Produce basic TIG welds

  • Apply safe welding practices consistently