Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this course.
Why take this course?
This course focuses on the safe operation of oxy-acetylene equipment. Delegates will learn the correct and safe way to perform some of the most common welding and brazing techniques.
The course also highlights the importance of oxy-acetylene safety equipment as well as health and safety in a workshop environment.
What you will experience
This one-day course can be delivered face-to-face at a NESCol campus or at a local business premises for up to four attendees.
You will learn about:
- How to describe and demonstrate the multiple uses of oxy-acetylene welding and brazing
- Oxy-acetylene safety equipment and workshop safety
- Gas and gas cylinders, their types and flow rates
- The cutting torch and the types and applications of the tips
- Knowledge and maintenance of equipment
- Techniques for setting-up and the cutting of metals
- Closing down safely and correctly
Key Facts
Key information you should know about this course.
What you will get
A NESCol continuous professional development certificate.
Fees
- £750 per group (maximum of 4 delegates)
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Bespoke
We may be able to offer this course at a time and location that suits your business needs. It can be delivered face-to-face at a NESCol campus, online vis Microsoft Teams, or at your business premises.
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