We have been asked by a client to prepare a two day training course designed to help practising engineers understand and avoid common problems with engineering structures. We will take real world examples and failure case studies to understand the engineering principles governing the structural integrity of welded fabrications. We reduce complex mathematics to simple hand calculations using Excel workbooks so that engineers at all levels can understand the concepts covered. Attendees will learn about sizing structural members, the characteristics of weld material and how to size welds for both static and fatigue strength. They will know how to assess risk to structural integrity and devise corrective actions when cracks are detected in engineering structures. Download the course brochure and syllabus here and please contact us if you would also like us to present the course for your organisation too.

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