Poly Welding Training & Accreditation

Poly Welding Training & Accreditation

As Australia’s specialist supplier of poly fittings and piping systems, we value quality and training. A good joint comes down to a properly trained welder. That’s why at Advanced Piping, we offer comprehensive, nationally accredited poly welding training to lift industry knowledge and best practice in the use of PE pipe and fittings.

Whether you’re a contractor upskilling your crew, a project manager meeting site compliance requirements, or an individual seeking accreditation, our courses offer comprehensive training to promote greater industry knowledge, best practices, and optimal use of PE pipe & fittings throughout the industry, giving you the competency and the certification to weld polyethylene pipelines with confidence.

Poly Welding Training & Accreditation Courses

The following nationally accredited courses are held regularly at our Adelaide training facility, and on-site training can also be arranged at your convenience for groups as required:

  • PMBWELD301E – Join polyethylene plastic pipelines using butt welding
  • PMBWELD302E – Join polyethylene plastic pipelines using electrofusion welding

Need immediate help in the field? Our sales team are qualified electrofusion and butt welders and can help you on the phone or on-site to get your project started… and finished!

Click here to request further information or call us on 1300 362 229.

FAQs

Is the poly welding training & certification nationally recognised?

Yes. Both PMBWELD301E and PMBWELD302E are nationally accredited units of competency, delivered at our quality-assured training venue in SA or on-site at your location.

How long is the poly welding course?

Both modules are undertaken and completed within a single day, making it easy for busy site operators to get accredited with minimal downtime.

What will I receive when I complete the training?

On successful completion you’ll receive a certificate and an ID certification card. For the butt welding unit (PMBWELD301E), you’ll also receive a numbered welder ID stamp.

Where is the training held?

Courses are held at our training facility at 30 Charles Road, Beverley SA 5009, in metropolitan Adelaide.

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