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The understanding of welding is essential for the longevity of pipe networks The training and certification available from TWI provides guidance and best practice on how to successfully carry out butt fusion, electrofusion and socket fusion welding of plastic pipe. All courses involve a mixture of classroom and practical sessions. Benefits To the client: Confidence in competent and qualified staff Reduced risk of failures hence reduced downtime To the contractor: Demonstration of quality to European Standards Reduced re-work lowers installation costs Motivated workforce Enhances competitive tendering for contracts CSWIP is recognised worldwide Venue All training courses and examinations can be carried out at customers’ premises* or Inspection and Tests Ltd’s premises. * subject to requirements, please ask for details Training duration - 2 days Designed for those with little or no experience of butt fusion, electrofusion and socket fusion processes, this course covers introduction to common plastics, welding equipment, avoidance of joint defects, health and safety, welding parameters, joint preparation, process control, inspection and testing Practical sessions involve butt fusion, electrofusion and/or socket fusion welding of polyethylene and/or polypropylene pipe Examination duration - 2 days Butt fusion PP pipe (Ø≤315mm) Category 2.4 PP pipe (Ø>315mm) Category 2.5 PE pipe (Ø≤315mm) Category 3.4 PE pipe (Ø>315mm) Category 3.5 PVDF pipe (all Ø) Category 4.3 Electrofusion PE pipe (Ø≤225mm) Category 3.6 PE pipe (Ø>180mm) Category 3.7 PE pipe saddle joints Category 3.8 Socket fusion PP pipe (all Ø) Category 2.6 PE pipe (all Ø) Category 3.9 PVDF pipe (all Ø) Category 4.4 Levels of certification available Entry Level For those entering the industry. Candidates receive basic training so that they understand the welding process and equipment, before undertaking a practical assessment. Standard Level For those with relevant experience, TWI offers certification to EN 13067 ‘Approval testing of plastics welders’. Candidates are required to undertake a practical and written (multiple choice) exam in their chosen category/categories. Butt Fusion, Electrofusion and Socket Fusion Welding To discuss your requirements or to book a course, please contact: Scott Andrews - TWI Ltd T: +44 (0)1223 899569 E: [email protected] W: www.twitraining.com Granta Park, Great Abington, Cambridge CB21 6AL, United Kingdom

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The understanding of welding is essential for the longevity of pipe networks

The training and certification available from TWI provides guidance and best practice on how to successfully carry out butt fusion, electrofusion and socket fusion welding of plastic pipe. All courses involve a mixture of classroom and practical sessions.

Benefits

To the client:

�� Confidence�in�competent�and�qualified�staff�� Reduced�risk�of�failures�hence�reduced�downtime

To the contractor:

�� Demonstration�of�quality�to�European�Standards�� Reduced�re-work�lowers�installation�costs�� Motivated�workforce�� Enhances�competitive�tendering�for�contracts�� CSWIP�is�recognised�worldwide

Venue

All�training�courses�and�examinations�can�be�carried�out�at�customers’�premises*�or�Inspection�and�Tests�Ltd’s�premises.

*�subject�to�requirements,�please�ask�for�details

Training duration - 2 days

�� Designed�for�those�with�little�or�no�experience�of�butt��� fusion,�electrofusion�and�socket�fusion�processes,��� this�course�covers�introduction�to�common�plastics,��� welding�equipment,�avoidance�of�joint�defects,�health��� and�safety,�welding�parameters,�joint�preparation,��� process�control,�inspection�and�testing

�� Practical�sessions�involve�butt�fusion,�electrofusion��� and/or�socket�fusion�welding�of�polyethylene�and/or��� polypropylene�pipe

Examination duration - 2 days

Butt fusion�� PP�pipe�(Ø≤315mm)�Category�2.4�� PP�pipe�(Ø>315mm)�Category�2.5�� PE�pipe�(Ø≤315mm)�Category�3.4�� PE�pipe�(Ø>315mm)�Category�3.5�� PVDF�pipe�(all�Ø)�Category�4.3

Electrofusion�� PE�pipe�(Ø≤225mm)�Category�3.6�� PE�pipe�(Ø>180mm)�Category�3.7�� PE�pipe�saddle�joints�Category�3.8

Socket fusion�� PP�pipe�(all�Ø)�Category�2.6�� PE�pipe�(all�Ø)�Category�3.9�� PVDF�pipe�(all�Ø)�Category�4.4

Levels of certification available

Entry LevelFor�those�entering�the�industry.�Candidates�receive�basic�training�so�that�they�understand�the�welding�process�and�equipment,�before�undertaking�a�practical�assessment.

Standard Level For�those�with�relevant�experience,�TWI�offers�certification�to�EN�13067�‘Approval�testing�of�plastics�welders’.�Candidates�are�required�to�undertake�a�practical�and�written�(multiple�choice)�exam�in�their�chosen�category/categories.

Butt Fusion, Electrofusion and Socket Fusion Welding

To discuss your requirements or to book a course, please contact: Scott Andrews - TWI Ltd

T: +44 (0)1223 899569 E: [email protected] W: www.twitraining.comGranta Park, Great Abington, Cambridge CB21 6AL, United Kingdom

Changes in legislation are driving an expansion in demand for plastics welder training and certification.

Recent work

Specialist Welding Services � � � �Isle�of�Lewis,�UK�

Duration:� 1�weekContent:�� Hot�gas�and�extrusion�welding�of�PP�and�PE

Sellafield Ltd� � � �Sellafield,�UK

Duration:� 2�daysContent:�� Electrofusion�and�butt�fusion�welding�of�PE�pipe

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TWI Ltd, Granta Park, Great Abington, Cambridge CB21 6AL, UK Tel: +44 (0)1223 899000 1220.02/13

To discuss your requirements or to book a course, please contact: Scott Andrews - TWI Ltd

T: +44 (0)1223 899569 E: [email protected] W: www.twitraining.comGranta Park, Great Abington, Cambridge CB21 6AL, United Kingdom