Curriculum for Welding Vg3 / in-service training at a training establishment (SVE3-01)

Welding shall lay the foundation for practicing the occupation of joining metallic materials using different welding methods. This work covers large and small constructions, pipes, parts and details, and is practiced in mechanical workshops and within the shipping, oil and gas industries. The subject sets high standards for the selection of materials, processes and methods, and requires competence that complies with international standards and requirements for effectiveness and environmental protection.

Learning in the subject shall develop the apprentice's ability to work independently using welding methods and techniques in line with current requirements for quality. Learning in the subject shall help the apprentice develop his or her power of concentration, an eye for detail and the ability to communicate and cooperate with other professionals and trades.

Learning in the subject shall provide training in planning, execution, assessment and documentation of welding according to current applicable rules and legislation. Furthermore, learning in the subject shall help prepare the apprentice for work characterised by shift work and requirements to flexibility and mobility. Working in line with the rules for Environment, Health and Safety shall be a central theme of learning.

Training completed and passed in the subject will lead to a Trade Certificate.

The professional title is Welder.