Wtia Welding Technology Institute Of Australia
Education in Auburn

Self-reliant project design and specification review. Training and Certification Internationally accredited training courses. Inspection Third party project inspection and certification. It is an enabling technology used across a expansive range of industries and applications, from micro joining of medical devices, electronics and photonics to larger scale applications such as mining equipment, pressure vessels, ships, rail transport, water pipelines and components. The technology of bonding steel is essential to the economic growth of Australia. Our members are made up of individual welding professionals and companies of all sizes. Our primary goal is to ensure that the Australian welding industry remains both locally and globally competitive, both now and into the future. A notforprofit, membership based organization, the WTIA is dedicated to providing our members with a competitive advantage through access to industry, research, education, certification, government, and the wider industrial community. The mission of WTIA is to support the interests of its members in the field of welding in Australia. WTIA brings individual and company members together into a community to deliver: A forum for the exchange of ideas and the sharing of resources. Without a base pack of welding reliant projects, the inflow of talented apprentices, engineers and scientists into the profession will arid up and fabrication companies will quit to exist. In turn, our strategically vital infrastructure companies in power, water, mining, oil gas, road, rail and defense will have to rely on overseas expertise. WTIA is committed to ensuring all aspects of the welding profession in Australia are internationally competitive and that our companies are fairly treated in comparison with offshore competition. The WTIA generates revenue through its commercial activities which is then reinvested back into the welding community for the gain of members. The WTIA has taken a proactive stance in promoting the opportunities for women in the welding profession. The WTIA offers apprentice welders release membership and a unique opportunity to network with leaders in the profession and to access cutting edge education and professional development. The WTIA mentoring and employment network will assist you steer your career to the top. Occupied together, we can assist secure the tomorrow of Australia’s welding industry by producing tall adept and suited welding professionals. The following are currently members of Council: Engaging the welding community at a local level, and nurturing the after generation of competent welders in Australia, play a key role in upholding that commitment. Welding industry offers solution for steel woes. WTIA backs Ferguson on tall cost of oil and gas projects. An oversupply of Chinese steel is plaguing the industry worldwide and Australian steelmakers are struggling to survive, as cheap raw and fabricated Chinese product floods the market.