Dear Amit I have to add further to this a) One suitable area will be welding specialist in arc weldings and solid state weldings. This needs to you getting shop floor or site exposures to various welding processes. You have to take employment to project management companies like L&T etc b) Welding Inspection . At first you may have to work as a inspector latter if you achieve level-3 degrees in UT, RT or Dp you can start inspection agency of your own or you may get associated with Lyords BVQI etc c) Welding machine manufacturers . This line is undergoing breakthrough technology changes like cambas speed arch etc. d) Welding research - Government research firms like WRI Trichi, ARCi Hydrebad , Jadavpur University etc e) You start your own factory with GMAW and SMAW facility . This is Good line because there is a dearth of good fabrication units specially in the eastern part of India. With Regards Dr Arijoy Roy R&D Telcon Jamshedpur.
--- On Fri, 28/1/11, murugesan jeyaraman <jmurugesan@gmail.com> wrote:
From: murugesan jeyaraman <jmurugesan@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [MW:9531] hiiiiiii
To: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, 28 January, 2011, 8:32 AM
Hi Amit AWS offers many certification on welding, Which certification do you want to take depends upon what is your motto by getting the certification.. There are certification for welder, welding inspector, welding engineer and welding educator and more... Being a M.tech in welding, you may want to work as welding engineer, that of course does not need any certification, but to begin with you will have to work as welding engineer with fabrication industries doing value added products like Boiler pressure parts, pressure vessels, heat exchangers or process piping. You may work with consultants also. (I think this should be your right direction). Secondly, you may wish to work as a welding inspector, Even though it gets a good salary package abroad, but do not neccessarily to be a welding engineering post graduate of IIT calibre. You will feel down to work as welding inspector. All it takes a diploma and welding inspection certification, this would suffice to be a welding inspector. Welding educator - to work in certification organisations conducting all these certification courses. You will get all the information from AWS website. Thanks Murugesan
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 4:52 PM, amit singh <amit086@gmail.com> wrote: hello frnds..
i am doing M Tech From IIT Roorkee, in welding engineering specialisation.
I want to take "AWS Welding certificate".
can anyone plz suggest me, how we should apply for that and what is the procedure to get it.
i will be very thankful of him.
plz inform on
amit086@gmail.com
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Thanks&Regards:
Amit Kumar Singh
M.Tech (Welding Engineering)
IIT Roorkee, India
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