CAPABILITY STATEMENT

Weld Australia (formerly known as the WTIA) represents the welding profession in Australia. Its members are made up of individual welding professionals and companies. Weld Australia members are involved in almost every facet of Australian industry and make a significant contribution to the economy.

Weld Australia is the Australian representative member of the International Institute of Welding (IIW).

Mission

Our mission is to represent the interests of members and safeguard the public by ensuring the integrity of in-service welds, and to promote the use of best practice technology and quality systems.

Weld Australia (formerly known as the WTIA) brings individual and company members together into a community to deliver:

• A forum for the exchange of ideas and the sharing of resources
• A voice to promote the interests of the welding community and shape the market for welding services
• Specialist technical problem solving and a conduit between industry and research organisations
• A pathway for learning and career development and the opportunity to benchmark against world’s best practice

SERVICES

Advisory Solutions

• Joining technology
• Independent project design and specification review
• Welding quality systems
• Critical issue resolution

Testing

• Non Destructive Testing
• Asset Testing
• RBI Programs
• Failure Analysis

Training and Certification

• Internationally accredited training courses
• Qualifications IWI to IWE
• Company quality certification to ISO3834
• Welder certification to ISO9606-1 (AWCR); AS1796; AS2214
• Welding Equipment Certification Scheme
• Light Vehicle Trailer Certification Scheme

Inspection

• Third party project inspection and certification
• Asset management
• Third party shut down oversite

Technical Resource Centre

• Weld Australia Publications
• WTIA Technical Notes
• Welder Trainer Technology
• Welding Research Papers
• Welding Procedures Database