Welding training
We achieve the highest welding quality through well-founded welder training and a great deal of experience. Expert instructors provide our training participants with all the necessary knowledge of the current welding processes.
The be-all and end-all – welder training
Through our activities in nuclear technology, we are aware of the importance of qualified welding personnel – after all, welding is the most important joining technology for our company and the know-how of our employees must be accordingly high.
Leaving nothing to chance in this crucial area, we founded our own welding training centre more than 35 years ago. With its modern workshop facilities and highly qualified training personnel, the training facility in Heidelberg-Pfaffengrund offers all the prerequisites for optimum learning success.
Many measures are required to ensure weld seam quality, which can only be planned, carried out and monitored with appropriate specialist knowledge. These include:
- Qualified welder training as a basic requirement
- Permanent verification of welding processes in process and production control tests
- Conscientious engineering, execution, monitoring and testing of the welded Joint
This complex task requires employees who can master the entire spectrum of modern welding Technology.
Training signed and sealed
Each training course at the Kraftanlagen welding school is completed by a welder’s examination under the critical eyes of TÜV experts. After passing the examination, the participant receives a certificate entitling him to carry out welding work on pipelines, vessels, steel constructions, and more.
Kraftanlagen Heidelberg also qualifies your personnel for all critical and safety-relevant welding work through skilled training in the welding training centre. Take advantage of the training offer of a leading service provider in the field of welding technology!
We train career starters, job seekers and experienced professionals alike.
If you meet the following requirements, you’ve come to the right place:
- Technical understanding and good manual dexterity
- Experience in metalworking is an advantage
- Good knowledge of German in order to understand the lessons and instructions
- Vocational training is an advantage but not a requirement
Before you start, we will hold a consultation with you to jointly determine your suitability for this training programme.
It is also possible to fund the training with an education voucher; please feel free to contact us for more information.
We look forward to working with you.
Certified scope of training
- Gas welding (G) 311
- Manual arc welding (E) 111
- Tungsten inert gas welding (manual) (TIG) 141
- Metal inert gas welding (MIG) 131
- Metal active gas welding (manual) (MAG) 135, 136, 138
- Joint soldering
Training according to:
- AD 2000 Information sheet HP3
- DIN EN ISO 9906-1 Steel
- DIN EN ISO 9606-4 Nickel
- DIN EN ISO 9606-2 Aluminium
Certified training according to AZAV with educational funding through the Employment Agency:
| Module No. | Title of measure |
| 1 | Pipe welder based on the DVS guideline
Module 1 Processes 111 and 141/111 (E and WIG/E) for ferritic steels 4; 5 |
| 2 | Sheet metal welder in accordance with the DVS guideline
Module 2 Process 135 (MAG) for ferritic steels 4; 5 |
| 3 | Pipe welder in accordance with the DVS guideline
Module 3 Process 141 (TIG) for ferritic steels 4; 5 |
| 4 | Pipe welder in accordance with the DVS guideline
Module 4 Process 141 (TIG) for austenitic steels 8 ; 10 |
| 5 | Sheet metal welder in accordance with the DVS guideline
Module 5 Process 141 (TIG) for aluminium 21 ; 22 ; 23 |
| 6 | Pipe welder in accordance with the DVS guideline
Module 6 Process 135 (MAG) for austenitic steels 8 ; 10 |
Welding School
Im Klingenbühl 4/1
69123 Heidelberg
Germany