Our Partners
The South Pacific Welding Federation is a collaborative initiative brought to life through the partnership of three key organisations: Weld Australia, the Heavy Engineering Research Association (HERA), and TAFE Queensland.
Each of these organisations brings a wealth of expertise, resources, and a shared vision for the future of welding in the South Pacific.
Weld Australia

Weld Australia represents the welding profession in Australia. Its members are made up of individual welding professionals and companies of all sizes. Weld Australia members are involved almost every facet of Australian industry and make a significant contribution to the nation’s economy. The primary goal of Weld Australia is to ensure that the Australian welding industry remains locally and globally competitive, both now and into the future. Weld Australia is the Australian representative member of the International Institute of Welding (IIW). For more information or to join Weld Australia, visit: weldaustralia.com.au.
TAFE Queensland

TAFE Queensland provides quality training to more than 130,000 students around the Sunshine State each year in study ranging from boilermaking to baking and everything in between. There are many welding and engineering skills and courses on offer at TAFE Queensland ranging from entry-level introduction courses to post-trade specialist qualifications.
Due to its valuable partnerships with Weld Australia and other peak industry bodies, TAFE Queensland is able to keep its training ahead of the curve and up to date with current industry trends no matter what the industry. This is a trait which TAFE Queensland has proudly maintained over its entire 140-year history.
TAFE Queensland is the premier training provider in Queensland with 60 campuses spread as far north as Thursday Island, south to Coolangatta and west out to Mt Isa, and Queenslanders from all reaches of the state can expect to find top-quality engineering training at a campus near them, including the largest trade training facility in the Southern Hemisphere at Acacia Ridge. For more information, visit: tafeqld.edu.au