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Student will have the opportunity to learn approved standardized welding procedures and achieve CWB Welder Qualification certification (SMAW). Upon completion, the student must undergo examination by a CWB qualified inspector in each of the four standard positions (flat, horizontal, vertical up, and overhead).

Additionally, advanced students who complete their CWB Welder Qualification prior to the finish date will have the opportunity to obtain any/all of the following certifications:

CWB Stainless Steel Welder Qualification (SMAW)
CWB TIG Qualification (GTAW)
CWB Stainless Steel TIG Welder Qualification (GTAW)
CWB MIG Welder Qualification (FCAW/MCAW)

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Saint John Union Hall.

Students MUST bring work boots, hard hat, and have VALID fall protection training.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

Thank you.

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Saint John Union Hall.

Students MUST bring work boots, hard hat, scaffold tools and have VALID fall protection training.

Students have an option of bringing his/her own apprentice for the duration of the test (2-days) to void $600 challenge fee.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Saint John Union Hall.

Students MUST bring work boots, hard hat, scaffold tools and have VALID fall protection training.

Students have an option of bringing his/her own apprentice for the duration of the test (2-days) to void $600 challenge fee.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Saint John Union Hall.

Students MUST bring work boots, hard hat, and hi-visibility clothing.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

Thank you.

This course is a special request from Service New Brunswick and will be hosted as a private training session.

Class will begin at 830AM at the Fredericton Union Hall.

If you need to cancel this registration or have any other questions, please don't hestitate to contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or by email admin@cmcnb.ca

Certified Rigger and Signaler (CRS) designees are skilled in multiple areas including:

1. Inspects hardware, slings, and rigging
equipment
2. Selects the proper hardware for hoisting operations (e.g., takes into account the effect of friction on synthetic slings or hardware)
3. Accounts for the effect of the configuration on the sling stress
4. Performs proper hardware installation and attachment techniques
5. Communicates movements to crane operator using the appropriate voice or hand signals
6. Takes into account the effect of voice or hand signals on the load and the crane
7. Recognizes hazards (e.g., extreme angles, pinch points, criteria for critical hoist)
8. Adjusts for the gross weight of the load in hoisting operations
9. Determines the load weight and center of gravity of symmetrical loads accurately
10. Takes into account how shifting centers of gravity affect load stability
11. Identifies proper attachment points based on center of gravity and hitch
configuration
12. Determines types of knot to use based on material and application

Please ntoe: This course is a pre-requisite for the GE Gas Turbine Qualification (CITF) and the Steam Turbine Qualification (CITF) held at the ITC.

Student will have the opportunity to learn approved standardized welding procedures and achieve CWB Welder Qualification certification (SMAW). Upon completion, the student must undergo examination by a CWB qualified inspector in each of the four standard positions (flat, horizontal, vertical up, and overhead).

Additionally, advanced students who complete their CWB Welder Qualification prior to the finish date will have the opportunity to obtain any/all of the following certifications:

CWB Stainless Steel Welder Qualification (SMAW)
CWB TIG Qualification (GTAW)
CWB Stainless Steel TIG Welder Qualification (GTAW)
CWB MIG Welder Qualification (FCAW/MCAW)

This course is a special request from Service New Brunswick and will be hosted as a private training session.

Class will begin at 830AM at the Fredericton Union Hall.

If you need to cancel this registration or have any other questions, please don't hestitate to contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or by email admin@cmcnb.ca

Certified Rigger and Signaler (CRS) designees are skilled in multiple areas including:

1. Inspects hardware, slings, and rigging
equipment
2. Selects the proper hardware for hoisting operations (e.g., takes into account the effect of friction on synthetic slings or hardware)
3. Accounts for the effect of the configuration on the sling stress
4. Performs proper hardware installation and attachment techniques
5. Communicates movements to crane operator using the appropriate voice or hand signals
6. Takes into account the effect of voice or hand signals on the load and the crane
7. Recognizes hazards (e.g., extreme angles, pinch points, criteria for critical hoist)
8. Adjusts for the gross weight of the load in hoisting operations
9. Determines the load weight and center of gravity of symmetrical loads accurately
10. Takes into account how shifting centers of gravity affect load stability
11. Identifies proper attachment points based on center of gravity and hitch
configuration
12. Determines types of knot to use based on material and application

Please ntoe: This course is a pre-requisite for the GE Gas Turbine Qualification (CITF) and the Steam Turbine Qualification (CITF) held at the ITC.

Student will have the opportunity to learn approved standardized welding procedures and achieve CWB Welder Qualification certification (SMAW). Upon completion, the student must undergo examination by a CWB qualified inspector in each of the four standard positions (flat, horizontal, vertical up, and overhead).

Additionally, advanced students who complete their CWB Welder Qualification prior to the finish date will have the opportunity to obtain any/all of the following certifications:

CWB Stainless Steel Welder Qualification (SMAW)
CWB TIG Qualification (GTAW)
CWB Stainless Steel TIG Welder Qualification (GTAW)
CWB MIG Welder Qualification (FCAW/MCAW)

Certified Rigger and Signaler (CRS) designees are skilled in multiple areas including:

1. Inspects hardware, slings, and rigging
equipment
2. Selects the proper hardware for hoisting operations (e.g., takes into account the effect of friction on synthetic slings or hardware)
3. Accounts for the effect of the configuration on the sling stress
4. Performs proper hardware installation and attachment techniques
5. Communicates movements to crane operator using the appropriate voice or hand signals
6. Takes into account the effect of voice or hand signals on the load and the crane
7. Recognizes hazards (e.g., extreme angles, pinch points, criteria for critical hoist)
8. Adjusts for the gross weight of the load in hoisting operations
9. Determines the load weight and center of gravity of symmetrical loads accurately
10. Takes into account how shifting centers of gravity affect load stability
11. Identifies proper attachment points based on center of gravity and hitch
configuration
12. Determines types of knot to use based on material and application

Please ntoe: This course is a pre-requisite for the GE Gas Turbine Qualification (CITF) and the Steam Turbine Qualification (CITF) held at the ITC.

Student will have the opportunity to learn approved standardized welding procedures and achieve CWB Welder Qualification certification (SMAW). Upon completion, the student must undergo examination by a CWB qualified inspector in each of the four standard positions (flat, horizontal, vertical up, and overhead).

Additionally, advanced students who complete their CWB Welder Qualification prior to the finish date will have the opportunity to obtain any/all of the following certifications:

CWB Stainless Steel Welder Qualification (SMAW)
CWB TIG Qualification (GTAW)
CWB Stainless Steel TIG Welder Qualification (GTAW)
CWB MIG Welder Qualification (FCAW/MCAW)

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Best Western Plus Bathurst Hotel & Suites.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

Thank you.

Certified Rigger and Signaler (CRS) designees are skilled in multiple areas including:

1. Inspects hardware, slings, and rigging
equipment
2. Selects the proper hardware for hoisting operations (e.g., takes into account the effect of friction on synthetic slings or hardware)
3. Accounts for the effect of the configuration on the sling stress
4. Performs proper hardware installation and attachment techniques
5. Communicates movements to crane operator using the appropriate voice or hand signals
6. Takes into account the effect of voice or hand signals on the load and the crane
7. Recognizes hazards (e.g., extreme angles, pinch points, criteria for critical hoist)
8. Adjusts for the gross weight of the load in hoisting operations
9. Determines the load weight and center of gravity of symmetrical loads accurately
10. Takes into account how shifting centers of gravity affect load stability
11. Identifies proper attachment points based on center of gravity and hitch
configuration
12. Determines types of knot to use based on material and application

Please ntoe: This course is a pre-requisite for the GE Gas Turbine Qualification (CITF) and the Steam Turbine Qualification (CITF) held at the ITC.

Student will have the opportunity to learn approved standardized welding procedures and achieve CWB Welder Qualification certification (SMAW). Upon completion, the student must undergo examination by a CWB qualified inspector in each of the four standard positions (flat, horizontal, vertical up, and overhead).

Additionally, advanced students who complete their CWB Welder Qualification prior to the finish date will have the opportunity to obtain any/all of the following certifications:

CWB Stainless Steel Welder Qualification (SMAW)
CWB TIG Qualification (GTAW)
CWB Stainless Steel TIG Welder Qualification (GTAW)
CWB MIG Welder Qualification (FCAW/MCAW)

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Best Western Plus Bathurst Hotel & Suites.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

Thank you.

Certified Rigger and Signaler (CRS) designees are skilled in multiple areas including:

1. Inspects hardware, slings, and rigging
equipment
2. Selects the proper hardware for hoisting operations (e.g., takes into account the effect of friction on synthetic slings or hardware)
3. Accounts for the effect of the configuration on the sling stress
4. Performs proper hardware installation and attachment techniques
5. Communicates movements to crane operator using the appropriate voice or hand signals
6. Takes into account the effect of voice or hand signals on the load and the crane
7. Recognizes hazards (e.g., extreme angles, pinch points, criteria for critical hoist)
8. Adjusts for the gross weight of the load in hoisting operations
9. Determines the load weight and center of gravity of symmetrical loads accurately
10. Takes into account how shifting centers of gravity affect load stability
11. Identifies proper attachment points based on center of gravity and hitch
configuration
12. Determines types of knot to use based on material and application

Please ntoe: This course is a pre-requisite for the GE Gas Turbine Qualification (CITF) and the Steam Turbine Qualification (CITF) held at the ITC.

This course will begin at 8:30AM at the Best Western Plus Bathurst Hotel & Suites.

Please accept this invitation to confirm your reservation. If you need to change or cancel your set, please contact us at (506) 450-4024x2401 or admin@cmcnb.ca.

Thank you.