Braze Welding
We are pleased to announce an advanced braze welding seminar designed
to address the national need for skilled craftsmen in repairing cast
iron sections used in heavy industrial machinery and in historic metal
structures. The seminar will be offered Saturday, November 17, 2012, at
LCC's West
Campus.
This one-day intensive braze welding seminar is taught by Kevin Whitford,
assisted by Roger Morrison. It is the only seminar that provides
participants with the unique opportunity to receive braze welding
instruction from a craftsman with over thirty year's experience in this
specialized field. Kevin Whitford was featured in the
October 2011 Craftsman's Newsletter. Retired from a career in
industry, he currently teaches welding for the Eaton Intermediate School
District (EISD) high school program at Lansing Community College. Roger
Morrison is an experienced welding instructor whose background includes
training a wide range of professionals in techniques for the restoration
of historic metals. Participants must be skilled in the operation of the
oxygen fuel process.
This rare hands-on experience in the repair and rehabilitation of heavy
machine components and historic cast iron structures provides the
knowledge and skills to avoid costly replacements of cast iron sections
by using careful application of advance brazing technology. Instruction
will be guided by American Welding Society specification for brazing and
braze welding, and the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for
Rehabilitation.
View detailed schedule with topics here.
Register online or call 517-483-9853
Tuition: $800 (includes all instruction, materials,
supplies and lunch)
Prerequisite: Participants must be skilled in the
operation of the oxygen fuel process
Location: Lansing Community College, West Campus, 5708
Cornerstone Dr., Lansing MI 48917
NOTE: For GPS directions to LCC West Campus, enter Mt Hope and
Sanders, Lansing, Michigan.
The Business & Community Institute
West Campus
Phone: (517) 483-1857
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