Welding & Electrical Safety Management 2-in-1 Masterclass

Master Welding & Electrical Safety in one go. Learn industry essentials for safer, smarter trade work—study online at your own pace.

Overview:This dual-course bundle brings together the strength of welding techniques with the critical importance of electrical safety management. If you’re looking to deepen your understanding of industrial-level welding processes while also getting to grips with the hazards, procedures, and control systems in electrical workspaces, then you’re in the right place. Whether you're tightening your grasp on metalwork or ensuring your safety protocols meet high standards, this course covers it.

The Welding Masterclass focuses on materials, welding methods, risk reduction, and the controlled environments needed to deliver reliable outcomes. In parallel, the Electrical Safety Management course walks you through fault identification, safe working systems, protective measures, and risk assessments for electrical installations. Together, they form a smart pairing for those who want to approach technical trades with knowledge that prevents mistakes before they happen.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core welding principles and associated safety precautions clearly.
• Learn different welding types and their correct usage scenarios.
• Identify electrical hazards and suitable control measures effectively.
• Gain insight into risk assessments in electrical environments.
• Know safe systems of work for electrical installations and repairs.
• Develop awareness of workplace safety responsibilities and procedures.

Who is this Course For:

• People exploring industrial trades without leaving their current job.
• Site supervisors wanting stronger safety knowledge across both areas.
• Welders looking to improve awareness of electrical hazards.
• Electricians seeking to reduce risks in metal-heavy environments.
• Career changers aiming to enter the technical maintenance field.
• Facility managers responsible for on-site worker safety protocols.
• Engineers needing foundational reinforcement on welding and safety.
• Anyone curious about industrial hazards and how to reduce them.

Career Path:

• Welding Technician – £28,000 per year (approx.)
• Electrical Safety Officer – £35,000 per year (approx.)
• Maintenance Engineer – £32,000 per year (approx.)
• Fabrication Supervisor – £37,000 per year (approx.)
• Health and Safety Coordinator – £33,000 per year (approx.)
• Site Services Engineer – £38,000 per year (approx.)