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| Reference Materials | Testimonials About the Certified Welding Supervisor Seminar The Certified Welding Supervisor seminar was developed to teach individuals the mastery that welding supervisors must be capable of demonstrating. This five-day course focuses on the knowledge a supervisor needs to support improvement of the welders' environment, productivity, throughput, weld quality and safety. Participants will learn the science rather than the art of welding for a better control of variables in the welding process. This program focuses on the economics of welding and is the first AWS program designed to enhance the profit margins of welding fabrication companies. Who can benefit from attending the seminar?
What are the advantages of becoming a CWS?
Course
Syllabus Body
of Knowledge (*= not essential, but
desirable)
Codes/Quality
Management (QM) Requirements
Qualification
of Personnel
Safety
WELDING
PREPARATION AND FABRICATION
Control
Equipment/Consumables
QUALITY
MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY CONTROL REQUIREMENT
Procedure
Procedure
Testing
Materials/Prefabrication
Welding
Inspection
Documentation
Certified Welding Supervisor Program Fees Click here to view Program Fees and Schedule AWS reserves the right to cancel or change the published date of an exam preparation seminar listed if an insufficient number of registrations are received. Prices are subject to change without notice. |
TESTIMONIALS
I
recommend that any
business that has visions of reducing their cost of welding should
seriously consider sending their key welding people to the CWS training
offered by AWS and incorporating them into their company processes.
Quality welds are essential, but economically produced welds keeps one
competitive. It
is a must for
everyone
who manages, designs, estimates, plans, purchases, inspects and
supervises welders. This
program changes
the
whole mindset and emphasizes the importance of reducing weld size and
improving quality; all the while increasing productivity by reducing
arc time per unit length reducing motion and delay reducing
defects (rework) and reducing work effort. As
a young man in the
business side of industry with little actual welding experience, the
course itself was a perfect blend of welding fundamentals and
economic/mathematical calculations for budgets and planning.
With the support of management, we were able to realize both the labor
and material savings opportunities that result just from looking at
welding operations. They will have ability to change the corporate
fabric to accomplish those savings; changes a foreman or line manager
would have a hard time doing alone. By taking the CWS course together,
all levels of management can accomplish a substantial cost savings. The
CWS Course has made
me
look at welding in a different mindset; it is no longer just another
part of the manufacturing process, but it can turn a money-making job
into a losing venture, not only with money spent but with time lost.
The 'more weld is better' attitude doesn't work anymore. As a Quality
Assurance Inspector, I feel more at ease in identifying what is
acceptable and what is overkill, and with the CWS course as my guide, I
feel more comfortable talking to a welder and offering him different
solutions to combat over welding. With
my CWS training, I
can
help my company better meet deadlines and budgets by better educating
those that can make the difference, the welders themselves. I have
received numerous thank you's from the welders I talk to by taking the
time to offer them advice, looking at their welding as a benefit to the
company and not just a necessary part of manufacturing, and helping
them to better the job that they do, no matter where they work. All in
all, the CWS Course has made me a better welding inspector and a better
welder, too. |
| Cancellations
& Refunds
EXAM ONLY: The Certification Department MUST receive a Request to Cancel Seminar/Certification Exam Form two weeks before the scheduled exam date. Registrants will be refunded in full, less a $75 administrative fee. If a cancellation notice is received less than two weeks before, registrants will be refunded in full less a $140 administrative fee. A No Show is liable for all registration fees. SEMINAR ONLY: The Education Services Department MUST receive a cancellation in writing two weeks before the first day of the scheduled seminar. Registrants will be refunded in full, less a $75 administrative fee. If a cancellation notice is received less than two weeks before, registrants will be refunded in full, less a $175 administrative fee. Substitutions or transfers to another site with two weeks notice are complimentary. A No Show is liable for all registration fees. SEMINAR AND EXAM: The Certification Department MUST receive a Request to Cancel Seminar/Certification Exam Form two weeks before the first day of the seminar. Registrants will be refunded in full, less a $75 administrative fee. If a cancellation notice is received less than two weeks before, registrants will be refunded in full, less a $315 administrative fee. A No Show is liable for all registration fees. IMPORTANT NOTES: AWS reserves the right to cancel any exam preparation seminar and/or exam if the number of participants is insufficient. In the event of cancellation by AWS, all fees will be refunded in full, or the participant may reschedule to the next available seminar. Should a cancellation become necessary, AWS will attempt to contact all registrants verbally, no later than 10 days before the scheduled program. In either case, AWS shall have no further liability. We suggest you confirm your course status before making final travel plans, by calling 800-443-9353, ext. 223. If you are flying, we recommend you purchase refundable airline tickets.
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