Training Delivery
Our training programs are designed to be flexible and accessible, accommodating the diverse needs of our students. Training is conducted both locally and overseas, utilising a combination of face-to-face and online learning methods.
We leverage Weld Australia’s award-winning learning resources to ensure that our students receive the highest quality education and training. Our approach includes:
- Face-to-Face Training: Hands-on training sessions conducted by experienced instructors in well-equipped facilities to provide practical skills and real-world experience.
- Online Learning: Interactive online courses that allow students to learn at their own pace, supported by comprehensive digital resources and virtual simulations.
- Blended Learning: A mix of face-to-face and online training to provide a flexible learning experience that fits around the student’s commitments.
By integrating advanced technologies and innovative teaching methods, SPWF ensures that our students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the welding industry and achieve their career goals.
Augmented Reality Welding Simulators
Soldamatic is a flexible welding training solution that provides trainers with the tools to manage courses with numerous learners, regardless of their level of knowledge and pace of learning.
Created by Seaberry, Soldamatic is a proven, effective and patented state-of-the-art augmented reality based training solution with HyperReal SIM an exclusive proprietary feature that provides the most realistic welding simulator training experience apart from actual welding.
Augmented and virtual reality training systems are student-focused, allowing individual students to progress at their own pace. Welding apprentices learn and understand welding procedures and techniques through a more interactive training method, gaining hands-on experience in a controlled, safe environment.
Augmented reality transforms training from boring theory and text books into high-quality interactive experiences that capture the imagination.
With zero risks involved, apprentices can respond to realistic scenarios without pressure or fear of injury. Augmented and virtual reality training is enabling future welders to acquire the skills and the self-confidence they need before moving into real-world workshops.
Why Use Soldamatics for Welder Training?
Soldamatic conducted tests comparing their augmented reality technology to traditional welding training. The results demonstrated that 34% more welders were certified in 56% less time, saving up to 68% on the overall cost of welder training. In addition, Soldamatic increases the time on arc by three to five times, and enables training institutes to educate four times more students.
The new paradigm in vocational, technical and industrial training, augmented and virtual reality training technologies are proven to be efficient and environmentally sustainable, offering significantly reduced CO2 emissions when compared to traditional welding training and slashing consumable usage. These systems allow training centres and industry to save costs and time whilst training professional welders.