Advanced TIG Welding (GTAW) — Stainless & Alloy
Master GTAW on stainless steel, low-alloy steel and Inconel to ASME Section IX standards.
- 8 weeks (240 hours)
- ASME Section IX Welder Qualification
- Next batch 28 Aug 2026
Course fee
₹42,000+ GST
Serving Oil, Gas, Power & Nuclear Sectors
INDUSTRIAL FABRICATION & ENGINEERING
Industry-certified training in welding, fabrication, mechanical, electrical, quality and safety — delivered by the engineers who build for oil, gas, power and nuclear.
What we deliver
Four delivery tracks, one standard. Every programme is assessed against the competency the job actually demands.
Competency-assessed programmes delivered at your plant or our centre.
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Learn moreSkill-mission and PSU-funded skilling delivered to scheme requirements.
Learn moreEnd-to-end NAPS/NATS programme design, delivery and compliance.
Learn moreDisciplines
SMAW, GTAW, GMAW, FCAW and specialised overlay welding.
Plate rolling, fit-up, layout and structural fabrication.
Rotating equipment, static equipment and maintenance.
Industrial electrical systems, panels and instrumentation.
CNC programming, turning, milling and precision machining.
Inspection, non-destructive testing and quality documentation.
Work permits, confined space, working at height and fire safety.
PLC, SCADA, VFD and process instrumentation.
Most enrolled
Hands-on training with recognised certification and live batch schedules.
Master GTAW on stainless steel, low-alloy steel and Inconel to ASME Section IX standards.
Course fee
₹42,000+ GST
End-to-end pressure vessel fabrication: layout, rolling, fit-up, welding sequence and inspection.
Course fee
₹38,000+ GST
Four-method ASNT Level II preparation with laboratory practice on production weldments.
Course fee
₹55,000+ GST
Plant safety essentials: permits to work, confined space, height, LOTO and emergency response.
Course fee
₹18,000+ GST
For employers
We assess your workforce against the standard your work is governed by, design the programme around the gaps, deliver it on your shift pattern, and measure the difference.
Trusted by operators across the Hazira & Dahej belts
Outcomes
A structural welder qualified on 6G pipe and moved into offshore contract work.
Jitendra Parmar
A four-month on-site programme delivered across rotating shifts.
Reliance Industries — Hazira
Eight internal fitters trained to ASNT Level II, removing a third-party inspection dependency.
Gujarat Fabricators
In their words
“I came in with two years of structural welding and left qualified on 6G pipe. Within a month of finishing I was working on a refinery shutdown at nearly double my earlier rate.”
“The NDT lab work made the difference. We worked on real weld samples with real defects, not textbook diagrams. My Level II examination felt straightforward afterwards.”
“Maple assessed our fitters before proposing anything. The programme they built targeted the specific gaps, and we could measure the difference in the next shutdown.”
“The alignment module alone was worth the fee. I had been doing it by feel for six years and doing it wrong.”
“They trained 120 of our contractor welders on-site over four months without a single day of production disruption. That is not easy to arrange.”
“I could run a machine before this course. Now I can program one, and that changed what I get paid.”
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