Welding Engineering Technology - Inspection

Program Overview

This three-year Welding Engineering Technology program balances theoretical knowledge with practical lab work in welding, robotics, metallurgy, and non-destructive testing. Graduates are eligible for CSA W178.2 Level 1 Welding Inspector certification and may receive exemptions from Level 1 of the Welder and Metal Fabricator apprenticeships in Ontario. The optional co-op component provides four consecutive four-month work terms for hands-on industry experience.

Program Outline

Welding Engineering Technology - Inspection (Optional Co-op):

Degree Overview:

This dynamic three-year program balances welding engineering technology with practical work in laboratories focusing on:

• Metal fabrication
• Welding
• Robotics
• Metallurgy
• Non-destructive testing

Benefits:

• CSA W178.2 Level 1 Welding Inspector certification
• Certified Engineering Technologist (CET) category
• Level 1 of the Welder (456A) and Metal Fabricator – Fitter (437A) apprenticeships in Ontario
• Exemptions from these levels may be granted if you pursue the related apprenticeship.

Optional Co-op:

includes four consecutive four-month co-op work terms.

Outline:

Program Length:

3 years

Delivery:

Full-time

Start Date:

September 2024

Campus:

Cambridge – Fountain Street

Credential:

Ontario College Advanced Diploma

Program Focus:

• Gain a balanced education in welding engineering technology.
• Practical work in various labs.

Modules:

• Welding Processes and Applications: Various welding techniques, equipment, and safety.
• Metallurgy: Understand the science of metals and their behavior during welding.
• Non-Destructive Testing: Inspection methods to ensure weld quality.
• Metal Fabrication: Design, fabrication, and assembly of metal structures.
• The program provides hands-on learning in a state-of-the-art facility.
• Graduates have access to career opportunities in various industries.
• The program can be completed with or without the optional co-op component.
It is likely a combination of assignments, projects, exams, and practical demonstrations.

Teaching:

The program utilizes diverse teaching methods, including:

• Lectures: Introduce fundamental concepts and theories.
• Laboratory sessions: Provide hands-on experience with equipment and techniques.
• Group projects: Encourage collaboration and problem-solving skills.
• Guest speakers: Share industry knowledge and insights.
The program boasts a dedicated faculty with extensive experience in the welding and engineering fields.

Careers:

Graduates can pursue careers in various industries, including:

• Manufacturing
• Construction
• Aerospace
• Automotive
• Energy
• Transportation

Potential job titles:

• Welding Inspector
• Welding Engineer
• Welding Technician
• Fabricator
• Quality Control Inspector

Opportunities:

• Work in diverse industries with various applications of welding technology.
• Competitive salaries and benefits.

Other:

• The program has a strong industry connection, providing students with opportunities for networking and potential future employment.
• Graduates are well-prepared to contribute to the welding industry with their theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Contact the program coordinator for the most up-to-date and accurate information.
• International students should inquire about specific application procedures and start dates.