Difference between revisions of "Training for MMA or Stick Weding, MIG and TIG"
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Revision as of 18:49, 31 July 2014
Hi This is a place holder while I put together some material on this matter, in the interim please come along to the tin bashers group for an induction and training as required
It will operate in much the same way as the laser cutter and or lathe due to the capital cost of the equipment and safety implications
The journey through this equipment will start with MMA or Stick for the basic skill and the move on to MIG and perhaps TIG if and when we get this machine
The care and training of this equipment is and will be carried out by the metal working group
Suggested training
Aim : To be able to use the machine safely and produce a simple piece of work, e.g. a but weld
- Basic safety
- Safe Working Area
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Controls
- Heat Risk
- Visual Risk
- EMF Risk
- MMA
- Weldable Materials
- Power Selection
- Choosing welding rod
- Welding Position
- Preparing a work piece
- Starting a weld
- Running a bead
- MIG
- Weldable Materials
- Power Selection
- Feed speeds
- Gas settings
- Welding Position
- Preparing a work piece
- Doing the business
- House keeping
- Double check gas is shut off if you have been using MIG or TIG
- Cleaning Equipment and put it away
- Cleaning workshop floor area
- Cleaning and replacing tools used