Missouri Business Management
Consulting & Training - Welding

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• Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
• Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
• Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
• Ferrous and Nonferrous applications

Consulting / Classroom & Practical Instruction

• Safety practices specific to working with electricity, shielding gas and other welding hazards
• Basic operation of each component of the welding system
• Welding procedures and techniques
• Joint & weld types
• Weld defects and how to avoid / troubleshoot them
• Drawing and weld symbol reading

Oxyfuel Gas Cutting

• Basic operation of each component of the oxyfuel system
• Cutting procedures and techniques

Examinations

• Practical Welding Exam
• Written Exam

Contact Marcia Sommer, Welding Instructor and A.W.S. Member at 417-451-7246 or at msommer@crowder.edu for further details or scheduling dates for consulting or training.

Programs are individualized by time and content to meet each client's needs.

Programs

Involve the teaching, by our skilled instructors, of advanced skill and/or technical training courses at your location or ours. Designing and tailored courses to meet the specific objectives of your company.

GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding)
• Process and operation.
• Safety procedures. and techniques.
• Weld defects and avoidance.
• Joint and weld types.
• Weld symbols.
• Weld terms.
• Carbon and stainless steels.
• Aluminum

GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding)
• Process and operation.
• Safety procedures. and techniques.
• Weld defects and avoidance.
• Joint and weld types.
• Weld symbols.
• Weld terms.
• Carbon and stainless steels.
• Exotic alloys
• Aluminum

SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding)
• Process and operation.
• Safety procedures. and techniques.
• Weld defects and avoidance.
• Joint and weld types.
• Weld symbols.
• Weld terms.

Thermal Cutting
• Oxyacetylene process operation.
• Plasma process operation and safety

Welding Quality & Management
• Welding can be controlled and measured.
• Most employees want to do a good job
• Established base.
• Support
• Goals

Read Weleding Blueprints
• Read size and location dimensioning.
• Communicate with supervisors and co-workers, using proper welding symbols and terminology.
• Understand and use multiview (orthographic) method in  order to illustrate an object correctly.
• Interpret and use fabrication prints to ensure that the finished product will meet specifications and tolerances.
• Visualize and sketch objects in proportion.
• Understand the following techniques to assist in visualizing objects: isometric drawings, auxiliary views, and sectional views.

 

Layout and Measure Projects
• Use appropriate measuring tools, marking tools, layout tools properly in layout work.
• Layout material so that it may be formed and/or welded to the specifications of the blueprint.
• Layout materials (+ or -) to the tolerances specified on the blueprint.