RSA Academy

	What is Weld Inspector ?
	The Weld Inspection Training Programme equips future welding inspectors with the knowledge and skills needed to oversee, verify, or supervise welding inspection tasks. It includes both theory and hands-on sessions aligned with current industry standards, codes, and specifications.

Course Code	Duration	Examination	Additional Information
RSA/WI		Theory and Practical	N/A

Prerequisites/Entry Requirements	Who Should Attend
No mandatory course pre-requisites	Suitable for entry level and experienced NDT operators and inspectors who seek basic theoretical and practical knowledge of Magnetic Particle Testing to enable them to carry out tests on welds during fabrication or in-service inspection, in accordance with established procedures.

What are the responsibilities of a individual who is certified to Weld Inspection Level 2
Have a basic understanding of welding techniques, welding positions, welding consumables, weld preparation and welding drawing requirements Be able to use welding inspection gauges and other commonly used measuring devices to check pre-weld fit ups and post-weld profiles Be able to visually inspect welded constructions and correctly identify any weld/welding imperfection present Understand the need for specifications, codes and standards and the need for acceptance levels Verify that joint preparation and fit-up are in accordance with welding procedure specifications and/or work instructions Basic examination and evaluation of weld sequence Visual inspection of completed welds

What are the responsibilities of a individual who is certified to Weld Inspection Level 2

Have a basic understanding of welding techniques, welding positions, welding consumables, weld preparation and welding drawing requirements
Be able to use welding inspection gauges and other commonly used measuring devices to check pre-weld fit ups and post-weld profiles
Be able to visually inspect welded constructions and correctly identify any weld/welding imperfection present
Understand the need for specifications, codes and standards and the need for acceptance levels
Verify that joint preparation and fit-up are in accordance with welding procedure specifications and/or work instructions
Basic examination and evaluation of weld sequence
Visual inspection of completed welds

Certification Schemes