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Enhance your welding and fabrication skills and master the technical aspects of your mahi while ensuring industry compliance, productivity, quality, and safety in your projects.
IN PERSON + E-LEARN
Tāmaki Mākaurau, Auckand
24 – 28 February 2025, 8.30am – 5pm
Ōtautahi, Christchurch
3 – 7 March 2025, 8.30am – 5pm
This course is for those with three years experience in the welding/fabrication industry who want to gain expertise in structural steel welding. Fabricators, leading hands, fabrication supervisors, NDT technicians, welding Inspector trainees, welders moving to a supervisory role, QA managers and technical representatives will benefit from the content.
E-LEARN
Online exam – 8 May 2025
Paper A – closed book, supervised: 9am
Paper B – open book: 1pm
This exam is available to those who have successfully completed the HERA Welding Supervisor course. It provides you with either a HERA certificate of attainment for CBIP elevating work platforms inspectors, or a AS/NZS 2214 2214 certificate for HERA Welding Inspector WT1 module candidates (dependant on the papers taken).
IN PERSON
Tāmaki Mākaurau, Auckand
12 – 16 May 2025, 8.30am – 5pm
This course is perfect for fabricators who perform in-house visual examinations and those seeking the CBIP Certified Welding Inspector. It is especially relevant to those in steel construction, infrastructure fabrication and maintenance, bridge building, transport industry, machinery, shipbuilding, and maintenance.
in person + E-LEARN
Practical – Tāmaki Mākaurau, Auckland
16 May 2025
Theory – online, supervised
22 May 2025
This exam is available to those who have successfully completed the HERA Welding Inspector Level 1 course. It provides you with qualifications of HERA Welding Inspector – steel structures and a HERA certificate of proficiency in visual testing of welded joints to AS/NZS ISO 17637:2019, allowing you to perform the essential duties of a welding inspector within the scope of AS/NZS 5131 Section 7 and Appendix I.
webinar
Stay ahead in welding compliance and standards and refresh your expertise!
This must-attend webinar series offers welding professionals an essential platform to stay informed on the latest developments in welding standards, procedures, and quality management systems. Whether you’re an AS/NZS 2214 Welding Supervisor, Welding Specialist, Engineer, Inspector, or NDT personnel, these sessions provide invaluable professional development to ensure compliance and excellence in your work.
Led by HERA experts, each 45-minute session dives into key topics like material weldability, inspection, and standards like NZS 3404 and AS/NZS 1554, followed by interactive Q&A. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your skills and stay ahead in an ever-evolving field.
webinar
Take your engineering expertise further and master the welding essentials!
This must-attend series equips engineers with the critical knowledge needed to design, assess, and maintain welded structures that are fit-for-purpose. From welding procedures and material weldability to quality management and inspection techniques, these sessions provide the practical insights every engineer needs to ensure compliance and performance in their projects.
Explore key frameworks like NZS 3404, AS/NZS 5131, and AS/NZS 1554, and clarify roles in welding fabrication. Led by HERA experts, each 45-minute session features a focused presentation and live Q&A to address your questions.
on-demand
Empower yourself as a welder and master the first line of inspection!
This on-demand course will equip you with the training required to inspect your own work as the crucial first step in an in-house inspection process. Aligned with AS/NZS 1554 and AS/NZS 5131 standards, it covers visual checks for weld compliance with the WPS and fabrication documentation. Plus, it introduces key principles of welding quality management systems (QMS) and inspection training to enhance your confidence and capability.
Whether you’re working in structural steel, transport, or maintenance, compliance with standards is non-negotiable. This course helps you read welding requirements on drawings, check joint preparation, apply preheat, and verify weld size to ensure compliance—all before signing off the job.