What are the specific professional requirements for the person responsible for welding in a pressure vessel quality assurance system?
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According to the requirements of TSG07-2019, the person responsible for welding pressure vessels should have an educational background in welding or a related field such as materials science or mechanical engineering. What does this mean? I have asked some people about it, and some say that the person in charge of welding must have a degree in welding or in materials forming and control engineering; a degree in mechanical engineering is not sufficient. So what exactly does it mean to have an educational background in a related field such as materials science or mechanical engineering? Can someone with a degree in mechanical engineering work as a welding supervisor?
Personal opinion: The field of machinery is quite broad; generally, expertise in welding or related areas is required. I’m not sure what the original poster’s specific field of study is
Any major in engineering is fine. Ask the evaluation agency in the province
TSG07-2019 has just been released, and the evaluation experts in welding-related fields (such as materials and mechanical engineering) don’t understand what is meant by the parentheses indicating those fields
The key is to master knowledge related to materials and welding, be familiar with the standards and specifications for welding pressure vessels, and possess the ability to solve practical problems
If you want to pass successfully, follow the advice of the evaluators.