Training / Visual Welding Inspection

TTT-VI-101 · Version 2.0

Visual Welding Inspection Fundamentals

Build a repeatable method for planning visual welding inspection, controlling examination conditions, selecting tools, recognizing visible conditions, documenting evidence, and closing the inspection record.

14 technical lessons12 PDHs50 questions · 80% requiredFive practical scenarios
Original field-use photographs demonstrating bridge-cam gauge placement on several weld geometries
Original Toolbox to Table shop photographs support field recognition, lighting, gauge placement, and objective documentation.

Inside the course

Review the actual training materials.

These are real pages from the customer package—not generic marketing mockups.

Visual Welding Inspection Fundamentals student manual cover
Student ManualA structured inspection process from planning through closeout.
Visual inspection governing-source map
Source NavigationConnect construction codes, procedures, drawings, and acceptance criteria.
Bridge-cam gauge field-use examples
Field-Use ExamplesOriginal photographs show access, contact, and measurement considerations.
Bridge-cam gauge placement and access examples
Gauge PlacementRecognize unstable contact, restricted access, and repeatability concerns.
Surface condition recognition and directional lighting lesson
Condition RecognitionObserve, describe, measure, and evaluate without unsupported conclusions.
Visual welding inspection field checklist
Field ChecklistA reusable inspection sequence and evidence record.

Course outcome

Move from looking at a weld to controlling an inspection.

The course teaches a disciplined workflow while preserving the authority of governing codes, project documents, employer procedures, and responsible technical personnel.

Plan the examination

Establish authority, scope, governing sources, access, surface condition, lighting, tools, and inspection points.

Observe and measure

Use directional lighting, appropriate gauges, repeatable reference surfaces, objective terminology, and location-specific records.

Evaluate and close

Navigate the applicable acceptance source, communicate findings, control repairs and reinspection, and preserve evidence.

Complete learning system

Instruction, discussion, controlled assessment, and field application.

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Technical course

Fourteen lessons, a 12-step inspection procedure, worked interpretations, and original field photographs.

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Guided practice

A learner workbook, field checklist, source-navigation exercises, and five open-discussion scenarios.

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Controlled assessment

The 50-question TTT-VI-101 Final Examination requires 80% and permits a maximum of three attempts before review/retraining and administrator reauthorization.

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Instructor controls

The Instructor & Classroom Edition keeps expected reasoning, answer controls, editable masters, and administration resources protected.

Choose an edition

Learn independently or deliver a controlled class.

Both editions use the same learner sequence. The Instructor & Classroom Edition adds controlled delivery and answer resources.

Individual learning

Individual Edition

For inspectors, QA/QC personnel, welding coordinators, supervisors, and developing professionals completing controlled professional-development training.

  • Controlled access to 14 technical lessons
  • Five scenario-based practical discussions
  • TTT-VI-101 Final Examination through the controlled assessment system
  • 50 questions · 80% required · maximum three attempts
  • Field Inspection Checklist and completion documentation

$149 · One enrolled learner · 12 Professional Development Hours (PDHs)

Enroll — $149

Acceptance of PDHs is determined by the applicable licensing, certification, employer, or continuing-education authority.

Technical boundaries

Practical training that complements controlled requirements.

Governing codes and standardsNot included; legally obtained applicable editions are required
Acceptance decisionsMust use governing project criteria and authorized technical disposition
Course visualsOriginal Toolbox to Table schematics and owner-identified shop photographs
Course completionDoes not confer certification, qualification, or employer authorization

Version 2.0

Build a stronger visual welding inspection process.