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Aircraft Welding Authority - Australian Government

Description

You will need this authority if you intend to carry out manual welding on, or relating to, an aircraft.

The types of manual welding approved are:

  • Gas welding (Type 1)
  • Braze welding (Type 2)
  • Manual metal arc welding (Type 3)
  • Gas tungsten arc welding (Type 4)
  • Gas metal arc welding (Type 5)
  • Plasma arc welding (Type 6).

The parent metal groups approved are:

  • Aluminium alloys (Group 1)
  • Magnesium alloys (Group 2)
  • Carbon steel and low alloy steels (Group 3)
  • Corrosion and heat resisting steels (Group 4)
  • Nickel alloys (Group 5)
  • Copper-based alloys (Group 6)
  • Titanium alloys (Group 7).

Service type

Licence

A licence defines the need to obtain recognition / certification and registration to undertake a certain business activity.

Eligibility requirements

To be eligible for this authorisation, you must:

  • pass the aircraft welding examinations
  • complete welding training in the type of manual welding on the parent metal group to which the application relates.

Please note that a relevant qualification from the Australian Defence Force is deemed the equivalent of welding training.

Duration

As specified

Fees

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Fees and charges are listed on CASA website.

Act(s) name

Civil Aviation Act 1988 Australian Government

Regulation(s) name

Civil Aviation Regulations 1988 Australian Government

Administering agency

Civil Aviation Safety Authority

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Contact details

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