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Finding Commercial Diving Courses

By SCarver on Sunday, June 27th, 2010 | No Comments

Finding Commercial Diving Courses
Deep sea diving or commercial diving is a profession that is not for all people. In this profession, you should be in a good physical condition, and you also need to have a sharp mind. Being a commercial diver is not just about knowing how to weld pipes underwater as well as [...]

Finding work in an under-water world

By SCarver on Friday, June 25th, 2010 | No Comments

Finding work in an under-water world
His interest in the under-water world sparked through recreational diving, Ron Vermeltfoort was looking for “a ticket to the next level.”
He found it many years ago in the commercial diving course at Seneca College’s King City campus. Graduation from the comprehensive program led to a career path under the sea [...]

Finding work in an under-water world

By SCarver on Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010 | No Comments

The Underwater Welding Process

By SCarver on Monday, June 21st, 2010 | No Comments

The Underwater Welding Process
The one that first performed underwater welding was the Admiralty-Dockyard at Britain. They carried out sealing dripping ship rivets under the water contour. As you go through this article, you will discover and learn about the underwater welding process that is to be undertaken. Welder World is a manufacturing process that [...]

By SCarver on Sunday, June 20th, 2010 | No Comments

Underwater Welding
Welding is an unavoidable process of modern engineering – civil, electrical, mechanical, automobiles, marine aeronautical – in all branches. It is used in fabrications and erections in infrastructures and installations. It joins metals or thermoplastics. Forming a pool of molten mass – the weld puddle – and allowing it to cool to become a [...]