Welding and Salvaging Process

This course provides a simple and practical understanding of welding and salvaging processes used in the steel and manufacturing industries. Participants learn the basic principles of welding and how different welding methods are selected for different materials and applications. The course explains common welding techniques such as arc welding, gas welding, MIG, TIG, and other industrial processes. It covers the selection of welding machines, electrodes, tools, and materials needed for safe and effective welding work. Participants also learn about common welding defects, their causes, and methods to prevent or correct them. The salvaging process explains how damaged, worn, or rejected metal components can be repaired and brought back into service. The course introduces repair welding techniques used for restoring the shape, strength, and performance of metal parts. Safety practices, welding quality, inspection methods, and proper handling of equipment are also discussed. Practical examples help participants understand how welding and salvaging are applied in maintenance, fabrication, and foundry operations. By the end of the course, participants can better understand welding repair techniques and make informed decisions about metal component restoration.