SUBSEA: DIVING & UNDERWATER SERVICES
UNDERWATER INSPECTION COURSES FROM TWI INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
TWI Training and Certification have established a global reputation as the go-to provider for personnel who want to acquire accredited skills, gain qualifications and increase their employment opportunities in NDT, welding, welding inspection, plant inspection, coatings inspection and underwater inspection.
Some of the most popular are within the Underwater Inspection Programme, which give commercial divers the skills and qualifications they need to become underwater inspectors. Instructors for the underwater inspection courses have a detailed knowledge and first-hand experience of subsea inspection, so they fully understand the implications of underwater inspection work and Diver/ ROV requirements. A combination of multi-media materials in the classroom and hands-on practical training make learning interesting and more enjoyable.
TWI’s purpose-built Underwater Inspection Training Facilities in Middlesbrough in the UK and Chonburi in Thailand are complete with modern classrooms, deep-water dive tanks and all the latest equipment. The Underwater Inspection Training Programme includes the following courses:
• Introduction to Subsea Inspection • CSWIP 3.1U – NDT Inspection Diver • CSWIP 3.2U – NDT Inspection Diver • CSWIP 3.3U – ROV Inspector • CSWIP 3.4U – Underwater Inspection Controller
Underwater inspection and many other courses from TWI lead to internationally recognised certifications issued by the CSWIP Certification Scheme. This scheme has become synonymous with competence and professionalism, and is one of the most highly regarded providers of certification in Welding, NDT, Inspection and allied disciplines.
To find out more about courses available from TWI, visit:
www.twitraining.com or email:
trainexam@twitraining.com
January 2016 |
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