Training Program Worldwide Technical Training - Daimler

Chapter Technical Training
Department Bodywork
Title T0365F • Passenger Cars • Aluminum Welding 1 • Run
Course Number T0365F-AA
Target group Bodywork Specialist
Objectives The participant can:
> Assess the hazards associated with MIG welding and take precautionary personal
safety measures
> Name the differences between MIG/MAG welding and the advantages of the pulsed
arc technique
> Set welding equipment to suit the base material, the type of seam and the welding
position
> Join aluminum panels using the different types of seams and in different welding
positions
> Prepare the required learning outcome checks as per DIN EN ISO 9606-2 and assess
his/her level of manual skills in welding aluminum
Contents > Work safety and accident prevention
> MIG/MAG welding, pulsed arc
> Adjustment of welding parameters/effects on the weld
> Pulsed arc
> MIG welding of fillet welds and square butt joint welds in the different welding
positions
> Close training with learning outcome checks to assess the participants' manual skills
and to identify what still needs to be done to prepare for the training course "T0463F •
Passenger Cars • Aluminum Welding 2 • Fly"
The training course ends with a learning outcome check to assess the practical skills
Training Depth Run Method Theorie 15%, Practice85%
Note The operation must have a dedicated aluminum workstation according to Mercedes-Benz
specifications!
The participant must bring his or her own complete protective clothing (welding mask,
safety shoes, jacket or overalls), as it will be worn during the practical segment of the
course.
To successfully conclude this training course, the participant must have successfully
completed vocational training as a body specialist and have at least 3 years of
professional experience in accident repairs on Mercedes-Benz passenger cars.
IMPORTANT! The course contents are mandatory requirements for participation in
"T0463F • Passenger Cars • Aluminum Welding 2 • Fly".
The price includes all test fees, and the training course and test material.
Duration 5,0 days (per 8 hours)
Stand 08/2012 312