Rhea Gill

Transformative initiative assesses competencies of Ukrainian welders and prepares them for the welding industry.

New CWBA program aims to encourage further job growth among trades.

Quality management systems help organizations meet their objectives while remaining compliant with applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.

The CWB Association Welding Podcast introduces its second season.

Canada’s first hydrostatic testing training program was launched in January of this year and is a must-have for all personnel involved in the planning, execution, and inspection of hydrostatic testing.

CWB’s Enhanced Welder Apprenticeship Training (EWAT) aims to serve the needs of the apprentices by providing them with the chance to work with several employers and exposing them to various metal fabrication processes and skills development opportunities during their apprenticeship period.

For 10 years CWB Group’s CanWeld Conference has drawn welders, welding technologists, and educators together to share insights into the latest critical welding technologies, processes, and research. This year will be no exception as the conference makes its way to Halifax, Oct. 9-10, at the Halifax Convention Centre.

With the pace of change in the world today, it can be hard to keep track of industry standards, which are constantly in flux. This article will explain why Canadian welding standards are highly valued nationally and internationally. Take John, for example. John has lived and worked in Minnesota his...