CWA Halifax Chapter Presents: Welding Symbols Presented by: Cristian Zanfir, Assistant Manager Standards, CWB Group The presentation will be centered on the meaning of welding symbols and their everyday applications in welding fabrication, repairs and / or erection. The use of symbols in welding is a language that uses a specifically designed system of characters to communicate fabrication information to welding personnel. Like any other system, there are rules governing its use to ensure clarity, uniformity and understanding of the welding symbols. During this session the presenter will explain these rules and the standards that govern the use of welding symbols with examples provided to illustrate the proper application of these symbols. Biography: Cristian Zanfir joined CWB Group in 2004 as a certification representative in Ontario region. During his career with the CWB Group he’s held several roles like Procedure Verification Engineer, Supervisor Ontario Operations, Supervisor Procedure Verification Engineer and Electrodes Certification Department. Today, Cristian is working for the Office of Public Safety of the CWB Group as Assistant Manager Standards. He’s main role is to contribute to developing standards within a large number of standards committees of the AWS, ASME, CSA and ISO organizations. Cristian earned his Bachelor of Engineering in Welding in Romania and after 4 years of experience as Field Engineer he decided to relocate to Canada. During the 4 years of work in Romania he gained welding experience in the field of pipeline and other many applications available in refineries and petrochemical plants. He is also a Level 2 Visual Welding Inspector and is currently working on his P. Eng. License with the Professional Engineer Ontario Association. Date: Wednesday October 26 Starting time: 7:009:00 PM Meeting location: Mic Mac Amateur Aquatic Club 192 Prince Albert Rd, Dartmouth NS Cost: Free of Charge Register by Email: [email protected]
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CWA Halifax Chapter Presents:
Welding Symbols Presented by: Cristian Zanfir, Assistant Manager Standards, CWB Group The presentation will be centered on the meaning of welding symbols and their everyday applications in welding fabrication, repairs and / or erection. The use of symbols in welding is a language that uses a specifically designed system of characters to communicate fabrication information to welding personnel. Like any other system, there are rules governing its use to ensure clarity, uniformity and understanding of the welding symbols.
During this session the presenter will explain these rules and the standards that govern the use of welding symbols with examples provided to illustrate the proper application of these symbols. Biography: Cristian Zanfir joined CWB Group in 2004 as a certification representative in Ontario region. During his career with the CWB Group he’s held several roles like Procedure Verification Engineer, Supervisor Ontario Operations, Supervisor Procedure Verification Engineer and Electrodes Certification Department. Today, Cristian is working for the Office of Public Safety of the CWB Group as Assistant Manager Standards. He’s main role is to contribute to developing standards within a large number of standards committees of the AWS, ASME, CSA and ISO organizations. Cristian earned his Bachelor of Engineering in Welding in Romania and after 4 years of experience as Field Engineer he decided to relocate to Canada. During the 4 years of work in Romania he gained welding experience in the field of pipeline and other many applications available in refineries and petrochemical plants. He is also a Level 2 Visual Welding Inspector and is currently working on his P. Eng. License with the Professional Engineer Ontario Association. Date: Wednesday October 26 Starting time: 7:00-‐9:00 PM Meeting location: Mic Mac Amateur Aquatic Club 192 Prince Albert Rd, Dartmouth NS Cost: Free of Charge Register by Email: [email protected]
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