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American Welding Society Learning | WPS/PQR Explained -- eLearning Course
Price:
$150
About the Course
Welding procedure specifications (WPS) allow welders to consistently produce welds that meet desired requirements without any rework. However, the nature and use of a WPS, and its supporting procedure qualification record (PQR), are commonly misunderstood. This online course provides a comprehensive overview of these documents in an engaging and easy-to-understand multimedia format.
Topics include: the format and function of a WPS and a PQR; the different types of WPSs; essential and nonessential variables for arc welding, oxyfuel welding , resistance welding and brazing procedure specifications; the procedure qualification process; the information included on a PQR; and common nondestructive and destructive tests.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Take on the various roles of a welding sales representative
Use standard welding terminology
Identify and prevent welding safety hazards
Analyze when personal protective equipment is necessary and use it properly
Comprehend the AWS shielding gas classification system
Describe the parts of an electrical circuit, electrical variables, and power source types used in welding
Explain the basics of typical welding, thermal cutting, brazing, and soldering processes
Describe the equipment, variables, advantages, and disadvantages inherent to typical welding and cutting processes as well as brazing and soldering
Read and fill out a WPS and PQR
Course Outline
This course covers:
Module 1: Introduction to WPSs & PQRs
Module 2: How to Read a WPS, Pt. I
Module 3: How to Read a WPS, Pt. II
Module 4: Procedure Specifications for Oxyfuel Welding, Resistance Welding, and Brazing
Module 5: PQRs and Qualification Tests
Audience
This course is intended for anyone:
Anyone interested in transitioning to sales in the welding industry
Anyone preparing to take the Certified Welding Sales Representative (CWSR) exam