Hobart announced it will host an advanced welding and design program as part of its aluminum welding technology seminars. The three-day workshop will be held at the Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Training Center in Appleton, Wis., Oct. 18-20.
The program provides advanced technical and hands-on welding training focused on all of the elements required to produce reliable aluminum welding procedure specifications (WPS). It is geared toward design, welding and process engineers, and lead welding operators who work predominantly or exclusively with aluminum.
Participants will receive the Hobart Guide for Aluminum welding, safety glasses, the use of a welding helmet and other personal safety equipment, along with meals. The Advanced Welding and Design program provides 23 professional development hours for American Welding Society CWI re-certification.
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