TasTAFE
3 weeks
Master AS1554 GP/SP gas tungsten arc welding standards through intensive hands-on training in a simulated workshop environment. This course is ideal for existing trades people seeking to upskill or participants aiming to achieve professional welding certification.
Students must complete MEM05019 or MEM05020 and all required prerequisite units. Participants should be at least 16 years old to enrol at TasTAFE. While not required, access to a computer with reliable internet connection is recommended. Personal protective equipment including overalls, steel-capped boots, welding shield, gloves, safety glasses, and earmuffs are required for practical sessions.
The course covers comprehensive welding competencies including: Perform manual heating and thermal cutting, Perform routine gas tungsten arc welding, Apply safe welding practices, Perform advanced welding using gas tungsten arc welding process, Select welding processes, Weld using gas tungsten arc welding process, Interpret technical drawing, Undertake manual handling, Perform engineering measurements, Perform computations, Work safely and effectively in manufacturing and engineering, Plan work activities, Organise and communicate information, Use hand tools, and Use power tools/hand held operations.
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider with extensive industry connections and experienced instructors. The course is delivered in simulated workshop environments that reflect real industry conditions, ensuring students gain practical skills directly applicable to workplace requirements. TasTAFE's metal trades workshops replicate industry best practice, providing authentic training experiences that prepare students for immediate employment.
Upon completion, graduates can progress to Certificate III in Engineering or Certificate IV in Engineering qualifications. The AS1554 welding certification opens pathways to employment as a qualified welder in manufacturing, construction, automotive, and engineering sectors. Skilled welders are in high demand across Tasmania and Australia, with opportunities for career advancement into supervisory roles, specialized welding positions, or further technical qualifications.
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