Pipeline welding is one of the most demanding and specialized disciplines in industrial welding. Whether in oil & gas, petrochemical plants, power generation, or large-scale infrastructure projects, pipeline welders are responsible for ensuring the integrity, safety, and longevity of critical systems. A single defect can lead to costly downtime, environmental damage, or serious safety risks.…
The welding industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by digitalization, automation, and the increasing demand for highly skilled professionals. Traditional welding training methods—based on consumables, physical workshops, and instructor-dependent evaluation—are no longer sufficient to meet modern industrial and educational requirements. In this context, Augmented Reality welding simulators have emerged as a powerful methodology to…
Shipyards are among the most demanding industrial environments for welding professionals. From massive steel structures and confined spaces to strict safety regulations and international quality standards, welding in shipbuilding requires a unique combination of technical skill, procedural discipline, and continuous training. As the maritime and offshore industries advance toward higher levels of automation and digitalization,…
Industrial welding has always been a critical activity across sectors such as automotive, aerospace, shipbuilding, railways, oil & gas, and heavy manufacturing. As industrial processes become increasingly complex and production environments more demanding, the need for highly skilled welders has never been greater. At the same time, companies face persistent challenges: skills shortages, rising training…
In sectors where performance and precision are crucial – such as medicine, aviation, automotive or welding – simulation has become a highly valuable tool. More and more professionals are turning to it to practice procedures, train complex situations and improve their skills without affecting the real operation. Its usefulness transcends initial training and has become…
Within the industrial world of fluid and gas transport, the welding of pipelines is a critical and highly specialized discipline. As companies pursue automation, digitalization, and more rigorous methodology, pipeline welding training must evolve accordingly. In this article we will explore the core skills required for pipeline welding, the standards and certification landscape that underpin…
In the era of Industry 4.0, the automotive sector is undergoing rapid transformation through digitalization, automation, and advanced materials. Welding remains a core process in vehicle manufacturing and repair; whether in body-in-white, chassis, battery enclosures or structural assemblies. To keep pace, training in automotive welding must evolve: combining traditional hands-on methods with augmented reality (AR),…
Welding: where defence begins In the complex ecosystem of the defense industry, welding represents an invisible but absolutely essential discipline. From large naval platforms to high-tech artillery systems, welded metal joints ensure structural integrity, operational safety and durability in extreme conditions. In this article we explore the real-world applications of welding in military equipment, and…
Traditional welding methods often come with significant safety risks and environmental concerns. To address these challenges, the industry is increasingly turning to innovative technologies and sustainable practices. This article explores best practices that leverage automation and digitalization to enhance safety and minimize environmental impact in industrial welding. Implementing effective waste management strategies Welding operations generate…
At a time of growing geopolitical instability and with an unprecedented acceleration in rearmament and technological modernisation programmes, the defense and security industry is facing a challenge that is as urgent as it is structural: a shortage of skilled labor. While orders for new defense systems — ships, tanks, armoured vehicles, critical infrastructure — are…
