Certifications

CWT Bureau issues certifications to the following codes: AWS Structural, Bridges, Cranes, Equipment, ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Boilers, Pressure Vessels, Power Piping, Process Piping, State Welder Certifications D.O.T., State Boiler Code, Overpasses, Dams, Structural, MIL-STD Aerospace, NAVSEA, BS EN / ISO, NFPA, API - 1104 American Petroleum Institute, ABS American Bureau of Shipping

These codes are nationally recognized and have been for many years. Most all states require certification to these codes. Although there are other codes, these codes represent the bulk of the welding being performed in the industry today.

Certification is a simple concept: it is a written testimony that a person has the necessary qualifications to perform the functions that he or she was certified to do.

However, the process of determining and obtaining the required qualifications can be complex. A person can be certified in one welding process and position or several, and there are many levels and processes where certification can be obtained. Certification can be broadly applied or limited to certain tasks.

Employers and individual welders can obtain certification based on the qualification services which can be obtained through a recognized certification agency such as Certified Welding Technologies Bureau.

Certification means business, and that is why accredited facilities and certified inspectors is important to you. Before we issue a certification, our AWS CWI QC-1 certified welding inspector (ASNT SNT-TC-1A LEVEL-III) reviews all of the testing procedures and documents for accuracy. After confirming that everything is in compliance to the particular code being certified to, then the AWS certified seal is applied to the certificate and issued to the participant.

Certification is usually performed in response to customer, government, or code requirements. But it is also done to develop business or as a defense against possible litigation, because certification implies that certified personnel are properly qualified. Certification is usually performed according to existing published criteria. These include formal recommended practices and standards such as certified welding technologies bureau standards of certifications.

Now, let me ask you this? Are you a certified member of CWT National Welding Bureau?

If your answer is yes, then you have a big competitive edge in winning contracts and expanding your business or landing the job that you have been trained and qualified to do. Companies can also lower liability costs by employing certified welders and becoming a certified member of cwt national welding certification bureau.

Why? Because certification tells customers and employers that you have the training, knowledge, and experience and the hands on skill to do the job right and that as a member of cwt bureau you have made a commitment to quality welding standards and the public's safety.

Everyday, more and more companies require welders to be certified whether it is their own or vendors employees. Many test codes and specifications require it, and regulatory agencies expect it.

Why become a certified member of CWT Welding Certification Bureau? Because CWT Bureau makes the exacting process of code welding certifications easier for you. We thoroughly review your certification expectations with you to determine your actual certification before administering any test, and we will administer the test at whatever site and time is convenient for you.

We do not report test results as merely pass/fail. We promptly give you a complete report of test results and photographs explaining the acceptance and rejection criteria. We can evaluate and identify areas of weakness and suggest remedial action when needed, such as education and training toward certification preparation.

EDUCATION

ONSITE COMPANY TRAINING PROGRAMS TOWARD CERTIFICATION PREPARATION

EXCELLENCE IN QUALITY TRAINING SERVICES

CWT Bureau can offer companies education and training in the following welding process's. The programs will cover issues directly related toward certification preparation.

WELDING PROCESS'S: