Examination Information

Name: Australian Welding Institute
Price range: Ryan

DATES		TECHNICAL NOTES AND STANDARDS REQUIRED FOR EXAMINATIONS
Examinations will be held on the dates shown below:		A candidate is required to have a working knowledge of the current edition of Australian Standards specified in Clause 3.2.1 of AS 1796 or Clause 6.1 of AS 2214 as applicable.
Welder: AS 1796 Certificate No. 1 to No. 9
Theory and Practical	Refer to your Practical: Refer to your Divisional Examination Co-ordinator	A candidate must take into the examination room the AWI Technical Note and the current edition of the Standards listed below.
Welding Supervisor: AS 1796 Certificate No. 10		Welder: AS 1796 Certificate No. 1 to No. 9
Paper A: Welding theory and technology		None
Paper B1: Application of Standards		Welding Supervisor: AS 1796 Certificate No. 10
Welding Supervisor: AS 2214		Paper A: Welding theory and technologyAWI Technical Note No. 1 Weldability of SteelPaper B1: Application of Standards AS 1210, 1997: SAA Unfired Pressure Vessels Code AS 3992, 1992: Boilers and Pressure Vessels – Welding and Brazing Qualifications AS 4037, 1992: Boilers and Pressure Vessels – Examination and Testing AS 4458, 1997: Pressure equipment – Manufacture
Paper A: Welding theory and technology
Paper B2: Application of Standards
AWI Welding Inspector
Paper A: Welding theory and technology
Paper B(I): Application of Standards		Welding Supervisor: AS 2214
Practical: Refer to your Divisional Examination Co-ordinator		Paper A: Welding theory and technology
Fees		AWI Technical Note No. 1: Weldability of Steel
The fees shown are those applicable to a candidate who is a member of the AWI. An additional feel of $??.00 is applicable for any paper or service to any candidate who is not a member of the AWI.		Paper B2: Applications of standardsAS 1554, 1995: Standard steel welding Part 1: Welding of steel structures
Welder: AS 1796 Certificate No. 1 to No. 9		AWI Welding Inspector
Theory and Practical	Refer to your Practical: Refer to your Divisional Examination Co-ordinator	Paper A: Welding theory and technologyAWI Technical Note No. 1 Weldability of SteelPaper B: Application of standards AS 1210, 1997: SAA Unfired Pressure Vessels Code AS 1554, 1995: Structural Steel Welding, Part 1 – Welding of Steel Structures AS 2885.2, 1995: Pipelines – Gas and liquid petroleum, Part 2: Welding AS 3992, 1992: Boilers and Pressure Vessels – Welding and brazing – Qualifications AS 4037, 1997: Boilers and Pressure Vessels – Examination and Testing AS 4458, 1997: Pressure equipment – Manufacture
Welding Supervisor: AS 1796 Certificate No. 10
Paper A
Paper B1
Note: Pager A is common to AS 2214 and Inspector
Welding Supervisor: AS 2214 Structural Steel
Paper A
Paper B2
Note: Paper A is common to AS 1796 and Inspector
AWI Welding Inspector		Education
Paper A		The candidate will be informed of the location and the times of the examinations at a date near that of the examination.
Paper B		Results
Practical		Each paper is assessed PASS or FAIL. The results will be posted to the candidates not later than the first week in <month> for the mid-year examinations and third week in <month> for the end-of-year examinations.
Note: Paper A is common to AS 1796 and Inspector
Miscellaneous		Application Forms
Certificates for a Supervisor or an Inspector		Application forms are available from your Divisional Examinations Co-ordinator and must be returned before last week in <month> for the mid year examinations and last week in <month> for the end of year examinations. Applications received after these dates will be subject to a Late Fee but no consideration can be given to any applications received after <date> or <date> respectively.
Late Fee
Re-sit one paper or part of a paper