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    1) The document provides information on how to read welding tickets, including descriptions of common terms found on welding tickets such as processes qualified for, maximum thickness qualified to weld, filler metal group or electrode type, backing requirements, weld progression, materials qualified to weld, minimum pipe diameter if applicable, positions qualified, and whether or not a backing gas is required. 2) An example welding ticket is provided that shows a welder qualified for GTAW and SMAW processes up to thicknesses of 6mm and 12mm respectively using specific electrodes, on materials P1 through P5, with a minimum pipe diameter of 25mm, in all positions without backing. 3) The back of the example ticket

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    1) The document provides information on how to read welding tickets, including descriptions of common terms found on welding tickets such as processes qualified for, maximum thickness qualified to weld, filler metal group or electrode type, backing requirements, weld progression, materials qualified to weld, minimum pipe diameter if applicable, positions qualified, and whether or not a backing gas is required. 2) An example welding ticket is provided that shows a welder qualified for GTAW and SMAW processes up to thicknesses of 6mm and 12mm respectively using specific electrodes, on materials P1 through P5, with a minimum pipe diameter of 25mm, in all positions without backing. 3) The back of the example ticket

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    How To Read Your Ticket PDF

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    1) The document provides information on how to read welding tickets, including descriptions of common terms found on welding tickets such as processes qualified for, maximum thickness qualified to weld, filler metal group or electrode type, backing requirements, weld progression, materials qualified to weld, minimum pipe diameter if applicable, positions qualified, and whether or not a backing gas is required. 2) An example welding ticket is provided that shows a welder qualified for GTAW and SMAW processes up to thicknesses of 6mm and 12mm respectively using specific electrodes, on materials P1 through P5, with a minimum pipe diameter of 25mm, in all positions without backing. 3) The back of the example ticket

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    INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF BOILERMAKERS

    Iron Ship Builders • Blacksmiths • Forgers & Helpers • Lodge 146

    HOW TO READ WELDING TICKETS


    DESCRIPTION MOST COMMON EXAMPLES
    Process(es): indicates what process(es) you are qualified GTAW - TIG Welding
    to weld. SMAW - STICK Welding
    Max Deposited Weld Metal (Th.): indicates the Example: The ticket below indicates that the welder is
    maximum thickness you can weld with that particular qualified to a maximum thickness of
    process and F number. 6 mm using F6 electrode in the GTAW (TIG Process) and
    a maximum thickness of 12 mm using F4 electrode in the
    SMAW (Stick Process).
    Filler Metal Group (F Number): indicates the electrode F3 - E6010
    of wire type. F4 - Low Hydrogen E7018
    F5 - Stainless ER308 / ER309 etc.
    F6 - Most Bare Wire ER70 / ER309 / FCAW (Fluxcored)
    F43 - Inconel
    Backing: indicaes if a root pass/backing plate is needed. WITH - qualifed to weld on a backing
    (root pass or baking plate)
    WITHOUT - qualifed to weld root passes.
    Progression: indicates the direction of the weld. UP - welding from 6 o’clock to 12 o’clock.
    Material: indicates the type of material a welder can weld P1 - Mild Steel
    on. P5 - Chrome
    P8 - Stainless
    P4X -Inconel
    Minimum Pipe Dia: inducates the minimum pipe diame- Example: The ticket below indicates that a minimum pipe
    ter a welder is qualified to weld. (No maximum diameter) diameter qualifed is 25 mm OD.
    Positions Qualified: indicates the position of the weld. 1G - Flat
    2G - Pipe Vertical / Weld Horizontal
    5G - Pipe Horizontal / Weld Vertical
    6G - 45 degrees
    ALL - qualified to weld all positions
    Backing Gas: indicates if an argon purge WAS NOT NONE - Welder can weld with or without purge.
    used. WITH - Welder can weld with a purge only
    FRONT OF TICKET BACK OF TICKET

    BOILERMAKERS LODGE 146 TRAINING SCHOOL


    TRADE TRAINING SCHOOL
    PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION Card Number 012345
    AOQP No. 7103 (C) GTAW SMAW P1 thru P5
    Process(es) Material (P. No.)
    WELDER PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION CARD
    Welder Name ABSA # 6 mm 12mm 25 mm OD
    Name__________________________________ File No.____________ Max Deposited Weld Metal Th. Minimum Pipe Dia.
    This card is issued pursuant to the Safety Codes Act and the Pressure Welders Regulation. The
    performance qualfication is in accordance with Section IX of the ASME Code and subject to the F6 F4 All
    limination on the reverse side.
    Filler Metal Group (F No.) Positions Qualified
    May 15, 2015
    __________________________ Signature of Welder
    _______________________________
    Date of Test Welder/Welding Operator Signature Without With None
    Backing Backing Gas

    Examiner Name
    __________________________ 012345
    _______________________________ UP UP
    Welding Examiner Name Card Number Progression
    Signature of Examiner
    Signature of Examiner

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