PRI Training’s Brazing course teaches participants how to control key variables to ensure brazed joints conform to customer specifications and quality requirements. The course provides an overview of the brazing process and its underlying scientific phenomena. Participants review best practices for joint design, base and filler metals, heat sources, and protective covers. Participants also review requirements related to engineering documents, procedure and operator qualification, and acceptance criteria. The course concludes with an activity focused on the inspection and testing of brazed joints.

Brazing is a two-day course that uses discussions, activities, and interactive knowledge checks to foster engagement and guide participant learning.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to explain how to control key variables to ensure brazed joints conform to customer specifications and quality requirements.

Overview

• Introduction and pre-assessment ~ 45 minutes
• Instructions, discussion, activities, and knowledge checks ~ 11 hours and 25 minutes
• Breaks and lunch ~ 3 hours and 20 minutes
• Outro and post-assessment ~ 30 minutes

Course Delivery 

Courses are created by industry-specific subject matter experts. PRI instructors have years of industry and auditing experience with an established background in the subjects they teach. Courses include regular knowledge checks, real-world examples, and group activities so the learner can apply new knowledge during the learning experience.  

In-Person Instructor Led 

Courses are taught on-site by well-qualified, experienced PRI instructors. They include group discussions to engage learners so learners can apply knowledge immediately. 

Virtual Instructor Led 

Online training sessions taught live by PRI instructors use interactive technology and include group activities and discussions to engage learners so learners can apply knowledge immediately.