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tHe tHree-fiVe serViCe PledGe
In addition to certifying current students, the Hobart The full service certification includes the ability to
Institute offers full service welder certifications to establish and qualify welding procedures on all types
industry in a timely manner. Just three days after of ferrous and nonferrous materials and to work with
receipt of the test specimen, a verbal response is procedures set forth by American Welding Society,
given and in just five days, the paperwork is completed ASME, military, or industry-specific specifications.
and available. Full service may also include training of your welders
to prepare them for testing required for certification.
State-of-the-art equipment at Hobart Institute, And it includes HIWT working with you to create an
coupled with the years of experience and expertise improved certification program for your company.
of our staff, allows some companies take advantage
of the vast welding knowledge that resides at HIWT Hobart Institute maintains all hard copy test records
by requesting that we do research work to find the backed up by an electronic database. HIWT’s
best welding procedure for a certain application as certified welding inspectors and ASNT certified staff
pictured here. gives us the ability to perform the radiographic and
metallographic testing in our own laboratories in a
very short turn-around time.

Left: Developing a welding procedure for a customer.
Vice President Ron Scott observing Instructor Luke Bailey
welding a special titanium alloy in an argon chamber.

For certification services, contact Jim Collins at (937) 332-
5107 or Jim.Collins@welding.org.

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