Welding Services

Welders cut; shape and combine a variety of materials that are welded together to manufacture unique parts used in a wide variety of industrial and commercial industries. Some of the materials used by a welder include aluminium, cast iron, stainless steel, sheet metal and mild and galvanised steel. Welding services are used in the construction, engineering and auto industries.

Welders use complex tools in sometimes high-risk environments, so it is essential the appropriate safety equipment and clothing is worn at all times. Types of welding services include pressure welding, diesel welding, tube bending and magnesium welding. Welding tig (tungsten inert gas), also known as arc welding, is a process employed using a non consumable tungsten electrode to produce the weld. This type of welding method provides clean precise welds, giving the welder greater control of the process and is commonly used for welding thin sections of a material, including stainless steel, aluminium, magnesium and copper alloys.

Welding certification can be achieved at various TAFE training course throughout Australia. Welding services are required on all major building projects. A welder must possess excellent technical knowledge and skills concerning a number of processes involved in the welding of materials together. A welder’s work must be able to withstand considerable pressure on the materials attached to each other and last long periods of time and be resistant to corrosive effects.