[MW:1928] IIW ANB PRGRAMME

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THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF WELDING

3A, Dr. U. N. Brahmachari Street, Kolkata – 700 017

Fourth Training Programme

CHENNAI

International Institute of Welding

- International Diploma Courses for Welding Personnel –

INTERNATIONAL WELDING ENGINEER

INTERNATIONAL WELDING TECHNOLOGIST

INTERNATIONAL WELDING SPECIALIST

INTERNATIONAL WELDING PRACTITIONER

through Transition arrangement by IIW - ANB

From 8 TH JUNE 2009 TO 12^TH JUNE 2009

Conducted by

The Indian Institute of Welding- ANB

Approved by the International Authorization Board

Organized by

THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF WELDING

CHENNAI BRANCH

LAST DATE FOR REGISTRATION – 25^TH MAY 2009

VENUE

ISNT CHENNAI CHAPTER

NO.59, READYMADE GARMENT COMPLEX

SIDCO INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

GUINDY – CHENNAI

600 032

Some of the salient features of this programme .......

Globally, manufacturing industry is governed by

* ISO 3834: Quality Requirements for Welding and

* ISO 14731: Welding Co-ordination-Tasks and responsibilities.

From 1^st January 2008, these have become mandatory in European Union and in many other countries.

International certification is given by the International Institute of Welding. In this context it is important to appreciate that European Welding Federation and International Institute of Welding have merged their requirements for welding personnel and welding personnel are governed by single International system for Education, Examination and Certification and system is administered by the International Authorisation Board (IAB).

52 countries have obtained more than 30,000 diplomas in last few years.

In India, The Indian Institute of Welding is only Authorised National Body (ANB) approved by IAB and is awarding IIW- INTERNATIONAL WELDING DIPLOMA COURSES for Welding personnel .

These would be globally recognised and accepted. Same diploma can be obtained through ANB of other countries also, but the cost would be many times more.

For registration forms & further queries:

Contact Addresses -

M.Kumaravel

# 25. AVM Avenue 2^nd Street,

Virugambakkam,

Chennai - 600092

Tele: 09444736806

Email : mkvel_22@yahoo.co.in

V.Muralidharan

Ennappan Illam

44/3. Shanthiniketan Colony

Anna Nagar West Extension

Chennai - 600101

PHONE - +91 99624 56967

EMAIL – ennappan@gmail.com

Mr R Banerjee, CEO,

The Indian Institute of Welding-ANB,

3A, Dr U N Brahmachari Street,

Kolkata-700017

Tel 033-22900073, Mo: 09830255616, Fax: 033-22871350

E-mail: anbindia.iiw@rediffmail.com

KINDLY GO THRO THE ATTACHMENT FOR MORE INFORMATION AND DETAILS OF IIW -ANB

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V.MURALIDHARAN
CHENNAI -101
ENNAPPAN CONSULTANTS
Engineering / Training / Health care products
CELL - +91 99624 56967
Email - ennappan@gmail.com

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