Career Details

Senior Certified Welding Inspector

Description

The SCWI is an individual who is in a supervisory position and has attained a higher level of experience than a CWI. The successful applicant also has professional education which has provided the opportunity to solve problems with a scope and level of difficulty beyond those experienced as a CWI.

Certifying Organization

American Welding Society

Details

If significant education or training is needed? Unknown

If significant work experience is needed? Yes

Is an exam required? Yes

How many years until certification must be renewed? 3 year(s)

Certification can be renewed with Continuing Education Units? Unknown

Certification can be renewed with re-examination? Yes

Certification can be renewed with Continuing Professional Development? Yes

Certification can be renewed in multiple ways? Yes

Certificates

Certificate name

Certified Welding Supervisor

Certifying Organization

American Welding Society

Type

A - Core

Certificate name

SENSE Program

Certifying Organization

American Welding Society

Type

A - Core

Certificate name

Certified Welder

Certifying Organization

American Welding Society

Type

A - Core

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Projected Job Growth

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High school diploma or equivalent

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