MIG/MAG
Learn the setup checks, gun position, straight movement and inspection routine.
Read the practice manualFind a video for this process →Five practical manuals take you from preparation to a useful practice record. Choose a process, rehearse the movement and review a labelled sample with your instructor.
Identify the material and joint. Use the exact equipment and consumable instructions.
Check access with the equipment isolated, then use a supervised, supported exercise.
Keep observations with the sample. Choose one justified change for the next lesson.
Learn the setup checks, gun position, straight movement and inspection routine.
Read the practice manualFind a video for this process →Separate torch control and filler feeding, then build a deliberate rhythm.
Read the practice manualFind a video for this process →Practise arc starts, a shortening electrode, steady travel and slag removal.
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Understand joint types, preparation, fit-up checks and the limits of visual inspection before your next supervised practice exercise.

Learn to separate gun position from travel movement, compare labelled practice coupons and keep useful technique notes.
Track your preparation and review. These personal checks record learning progress; they do not certify weld quality or qualification.
Record the wire, gas, polarity and documented machine setup. Read the MIG/MAG lesson →
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These lessons organise supervised learning. For structural, pressure-containing, vehicle, lifting or other safety-critical work, use the appropriate competence, procedure and inspection. A completed checklist records your progress; it does not approve a weld for service.
Plan a suitable workspace