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2 Welding Inspector (Level 2)

2.1 Examination format


Theory Part A2: General Welding Theory, Product
Technology and NDT
30 multiple choice questions. Time allowed 45
minutes.
Theory Part B2: Specific Welding Technology.
60 multiple choice questions. Time allowed 1hr 30
mins.
Practical Part A2: Inspection of a plate butt weld to
a code provided by the Test Centre. Time allowed 1hr 15
mins.
Practical Part B2: Inspection of a pipe butt weld to
to a code provided by the Test Centre. Time allowed 1hr
45 mins.
Practical Part C2: Inspection of a set of destructive
test samples to a code provided by the Test Centre (two
macros, two bends or two fractures). Time allowed 45
mins.
Passmark for all parts is 70%.
2.2 Subjects
Candidates will need to demonstrate a knowledge
of the Visual Welding Inspector (Level 1) syllabus plus:
i) Materials
• Size: thicknesses, lengths, diameters
• Type: grade composition against documentation
• Condition: cleanliness and surface for welding
• Heat treatment condition and distortion
The effect of composition, thickness and hydrogen
on welding of certain grades of steel. The techniques
and control used to avoid hydrogen induced cracking
and lamellar tearing.
Post weld heat treatment, its conduct and control.
j) Welding processes
The effect of variations in welding parameters. The
influence of process on appearance and penetration,
and centreline cracking. British, American and ISO
symbols on drawings.
k) Welding procedures and welder approvals and
their control
The essential features of a procedure.
British, European, American and other systems of
procedure and welder approval and appropriate
documentation.
l) Quality control of welding
The implementation of quality controls and in-
process inspection. Organisation and records.
m) Destructive tests
The selection and purpose of all destructive tests
specified in standards. Assessment of results. Copyright
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n) Non-destructive testing
The methods, capabilities and limitations, and
assessments of reports related to penetrant, magnetic
particle, radiographic and ultrasonic testing of parent
materials and welded joints.
o) Weld defects
Identification of defects. Reasons for their
occurrence and acceptance.
p) Distortion
The influence of welding techniques on distortion.
The control of distortion. The influence of heat treatment
and machining.
q) Reporting
The preparation of technical reports on all aspects
of inspection referred to above.

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