Looking for an engineering trade qualification and specialist welding skills? How about the MEM40119 Certificate IV in Engineering (Welding). This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to carry out engineering measurements, computations, and technical drawings, plus gain proficiency in a range of advanced welding techniques. Welding competencies include: flux core arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, oxy fuel gas welding, carrying out welding/fabrication inspections, applying welding principles, and more. Enquire now for entry requirements, welding career outcomes, and course openings near you.
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The Certificate IV in Engineering (Welding) will prepare you for the following roles.
A Welder uses heat to join metal parts together. You might create new parts or pieces of equipment or you may perform repairs on existing metal str...
A TIG Welder joins metal together to repair metal parts or create new pieces, specialising in gas tungsten arc welding techniques. You’ll generally...
An Engineering Tradesperson creates and maintains parts used in large construction projects. You might also make or repair parts of machinery or eq...
A Sheet Metal Worker cuts and shapes metal for a range of purposes. You might create new items or make individual pieces for other products. Sheet...
A Boilermaker uses steel and other metals to make parts and products for use in a range of settings. You’ll use technical drawings or other means t...
A Welding Instructor teaches others to weld safely and effectively. You’ll demonstrate correct techniques, provide advice and feedback to students...
A Mechanical Technician performs a range of duties in a mechanical workshop. You might carry out tests on automotive vehicles and identify the caus...
A CNC Programmer commissions and configures computer numerically controlled programs in the manufacturing industry. You might use drawings and spec...
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