Overview

An introduction to apprenticeship and Training at Irving Shipbuilding Inc., and in the shipbuilding industry. Discussing the progress, possibilities and the impact of continued Shipbuilding projects for the Maritimes. We will present the scope of constructing a steel structure as complex, and demanding, as a ship. Defining levels of oversight and how to support an apprentice in an intimidating industry. Our focus on addressing the ongoing changes in ship construction technology and bringing apprentices up to the level and standard that shipbuilding demands. The production resources group of Irving Shipbuilding will present how it takes an active approach to expediting apprentices thru the block program, setting schedules and supporting skills development. We show how we avail new trades people the opportunity to accelerate their progression to their “Red Seal Journeyman”.

Presented by Ralph England, Training Team Lead, Irving Shipbuilding

Presentations

A Novel metric for Quantifying fluidity in welding wires

Methodology to improve fluidity of welding wires

Advancements in Weld-Brazing Technology for Joining Lightweight Alloys in the Automotive Industry

Innovative Weld-Brazing Techniques for Enhanced Joint Performance in Lightweight Automotive Alloys.

An Introduction to Nuclear Power Construction Codes and Standards

The audience will receive an overview of nuclear power generation technologies, nuclear construction Codes and standards, and a few case studies related to entering the industry.

CSA Structural Design and Welding Requirements

Ensuring Structural Integrity and Public Safety Through CSA Weld Design Standards, CWB Certification, and Risk Mitigation in Canadian Construction Projects.