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Demonstrate knowledge of angle grinder, die grinders and abrasivesFA-MNWL002.A

Demonstrate knowledge of Oxy-fuel Cutting (OFC-A)FA-MNWL002.B

Demonstrate knowledge of Plasma Arc Cutting (PAC)FA-MNWL002.C

Demonstrate knowledge of Air Carbon Arc Cutting (CAC-A)FA-MNWL002.D

Recognize the AWS filler metal specification system and various electrode characteristicsFA-MNWL003.A

Describe characteristics of the four main electrode groupsFA-MNWL003.B

Explain how to select electrodes and describe their proper care and handlingFA-MNWL003.C

Select the proper electrodes for any given welding taskFA-MNWL003.D

Perform multi-pass groove welds in all positions according to industry standardsFA-MNWL003.E

Demonstrate the proper handling and storage of electrodesFA-MNWL003.F

Safely set up equipment for gas metal arc welding (GMAW)FA-MNWL004.A

Explain the advantages of GMAW over conventional electro-type arc (stick) weldingFA-MNWL004.B

Explain factors that affect electrode selection for gas metal arc welding (GMAW)FA-MNWL004.C

Use the gas metal arc welding method and various metal transfer methods to demonstrate how to pad beads and make fillet welds on plain carbon steel in all feasible positionsFA-MNWL004.D

Set-up and perform SMAW-S (short-circuit) multiple-pass V-groove welds on carbon steel plate coupons in multiple positions using solid or composite wire and shielding gasFA-MNWL004.E

Perform fillet and groove welds in all positionsFA-MNWL004.F

Safely set up equipment for flux cored welding (FCAW)FA-MNWL005.A

Explain multiple factors that affect electrode and shielded gas selection for Flux Cored Arc WeldingFA-MNWL005.B

Use various electrodes and the Flux Cored Arc Welding process to demonstrate how to pad beads and make filled welds on plain carbon steel in all feasible positionsFA-MNWL005.C

Explain the distinctive features of Flux Cored Arc WeldingFA-MNWL005.D

Demonstrate how metal transfer is affected by arc-control, self-shielded, and gas-shielded FCAWFA-MNWL005.E

Safely set up equipment for Gas Tungsten Arc WeldingFA-MNWL006.A

Explain multiple factors that affect electrode selection for Gas Tungsten Arc WeldingFA-MNWL006.B

Use various electrodes and the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process to demonstrate hot to pad beads and make fillet welds on plain carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum in all feasible positionsFA-MNWL006.C

Explain the distinctive features of Gas Tungsten Arc WeldingFA-MNWL006.D

Describe various defects found in welded productsFA-MNWL007.A

Discuss the value of having clean material before starting a weld and the importance of doing it right the first timeFA-MNWL007.B

Differentiate between destructive and nondestructive tests used as quality control techniques to prevent defectsFA-MNWL007.C

(Measure and visually inspect welded products for acceptability to American Welding Society QC-10 standardsFA-MNWL007.D

Record discontinuities and defects and compare data to given project specifications; recommend changes to reduce defects in the manufacturing processFA-MNWL007.E

Distinguish between the guided-bend test and the free-bend test; explain when it is most appropriate to apply each test; demonstrate the use of each test and properly document results conforming to AWS requirementsFA-MNWL007.F

Demonstrate good math skills including basic geometry, fractions, decimals, multiplication, and circle math (e.g., establish radius)FA-MNWL008.A

Interpret and demonstrate the planning and layout operations used in the welding process (e.g., interpret scaled welding blueprints, perform calculations, analyze welding symbols, drawings, and specifications)FA-MNWL008.B

Identify, sketch, and explain the five basic weld joint designs (i.e., butt, lap, tee, outside corner, and edge)FA-MNWL008.C

Demonstrate an understanding of Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) and Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) Development as specified by the American Welding SocietyFA-MNWL009.A

Demonstrate the ability to review a welding procedure specification and conduct a welding procedure testFA-MNWL009.B

Demonstrate knowledge of preferred Industry Certifications for welding and the requirements for successful examinationFA-MNWL009.C

Describe what is required to achieve certification in the following American Welding Society modules: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW), and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)FA-MNWL009.D