Welding Technologies, Ministry of Labor Supervised
Official program name: Welding Technologies. Students choose the welding process and the certification they need. Course duration is 139 academic hours. The program is supervised by the Ministry of Labor; in addition to an international welder certification, graduates receive a Ministry of Labor completion certificate. The number of sessions varies by format (morning, evening or Fridays), but total hours and the overall outline stay the same.
The torch brazing course teaches brazing and gas flame welding techniques (oxy-acetylene, propane, or mixtures), a classic and essential method in copper work, HVAC, piping, mechanical components, and field repairs. The course covers safety, flame control, filler material selection, and comprehensive hands-on practice.
What Is Torch Brazing?
Brazing joins metals using a filler material that melts at a temperature below the base metal's melting point, with a gas flame. It is a common method for joining copper, steel, brass, and thin components.
Gas flame welding is also used for cutting, bending, and heating, fundamental skills in fabrication, HVAC, and maintenance.
Who Is This Course For?
Suitable for fabricators, HVAC technicians, maintenance workers, welders, and anyone looking to expand their skills.
Also works as a complementary course for welders who want to work with copper and HVAC piping.
Why Learn With Us?
Hands-on practice in a real workshop with close professional guidance.
A blend of safety, theory, and many hours of work at the torch.
Professional Applications
Copper brazing in HVAC and refrigeration, piping, fabrication, repairs, and manufacturing.
A sought-after skill at HVAC companies, maintenance firms, and factories.
What Will You Learn?
- Gas, torch, and equipment safety
- Flame fundamentals: oxygen, acetylene, propane
- Copper and brass brazing
- Steel brazing and filler materials
- Soft and hard gas flame welding
- Flame cutting and heating
- Joint quality control
- Practical project work
Course Duration
The course duration is 139 academic hours.
Certification & Diploma
International welder certification in copper brazing.
Training Locations
Tel Aviv (110 Har Zion Blvd) and Beer Sheva (Ofir Park, Pavilion 50).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between brazing and welding?
In brazing the base metal does not melt; filler material joins the parts. In welding the base metal melts.
Do I need prior experience?
Not necessarily. The course is also suitable for beginners with a technical background.
Which materials are covered?
Copper, brass, steel, and common combinations used in HVAC and fabrication.
Is there a subsidy for the course?
Course subsidies depend on meeting eligibility criteria. It is worth checking with our course coordinator, who will be glad to guide you through the process.
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