international welding training and certification
Accredited by the Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) and Technical Vocational Education and Training Authority (TVETA) of Kenya
SPECIALISED WELDING TRAINING
The East African Institute of welding is a technical Institute that seeks to achieve harmonization in the training, examination and qualification testing of welders in the region to International best practice according to the International Institute of Welding (IIW) standards. The Institute uses Competence Based Education and Training through a dual learning approach ensuring a smooth transition to Industry for workplace training and providing quality mid-level manpower services. We offer short courses to National (TVET CDACC) and International Certification (ISO 9606) accredited by the Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB). The program is presented in three distinct levels which are progressive- Fillet, Plate and Pipe welder. The Institute is experienced at working with marginalized groups, providing skills that are attainable by those with limited basic education and relevant for employment in our growing economy.
Advanced Non Destructive Testing & quality control
We offer diversified services such as NDT, S pecialized NDT services, Welding Inspection, Consultancy, Pre and Post shipment Inspections as well as a wide variety of Training and Certification Programs. With regional presence in : – Nairobi, Kenya our head office – Kampala, Uganda branch office. EA Institute of Welding is partner of Quality Control Company QCCo ) of Egypt. Quality Control Company is an Authorized Examination Center of American Society for Non destructive Testing (ASNT) QQCo is an agent of American Welding Society (AWS) and offers American Petroleum Institute (API) Training and Certification Programs.
production chemicals
We supply production chemicals for the oil and gas industry. Production chemicals in the oil and gas industry are specialized chemicals used to optimize oil and gas extraction, transportation, and processing. They help manage various production challenges like corrosion, scaling, emulsion, and paraffin buildup. These chemicals are added to well streams, pipelines, and processing facilities to enhance efficiency and reduce operational issues.
NOV FIBRE GLASS SYSTEMS
We are an exclusive supplier of NOV FGS. NOV Fiberglass Systems (FGS) specializes in engineered fiberglass piping systems, structures, and composite solutions for various industries like marine, offshore, and oil & gas. They are a division of National Oilwell Varco (NOV), a global leader in drilling and oilfield equipment.
WHY CHOOSE THE EA INSTITUTE OF WELDING
Traditional Welding courses take up to three years with higher entry level requirements and lacks practical training that builds on hands on skills demanded in Industry. The curriculums implemented in traditional welding courses focus mostly on theoretical training and examinations for qualifications and eventually certification. At EA Institute of Welding, we offer :
Competence Based Education and Training (CBET)
Our courses focus on applying industry best practice utilizing International curriculums, hands on practical training emphasizing on global best practice.Short courses with a low entry requirement and Internationally recognised Certificates to top it off.
Dual Training Approach
Work placement for Industrial Attachment - Working with industry, a dual training approach is used to ensure trainees get work based training and mentorship. The Institute works as a linkage between Industry and Quality Trained Welders
Individual Welding Booths
Training facilities include practical welding school modern and fully equipped with state of the art training equipment
HUMAN IMPACT STORIES
rhama salaat
breaking barriers in welding
william loroo
innovating for accessibility
EMMANUEL ESEKON
Building a Business from the Ground Up
felix kipkemoi
from rural kenya to canada’s engineering sector
human INTEREST story testimonials
Rahma Omar: Breaking Barriers in Welding
Rahma Omar, hailing from Garissa town, made history as the first and only female welder from her community to be sponsored by the International Labour Organization (ILO) under the PROSPECTS initiative. Through a six-month dual training program at the East African Institute of Welding (EAIW), she mastered advanced welding techniques, earning certifications aligned with international standards (ISO 9606) and national qualifications, including TVET CDACC Level 4 Welding and Fabrication Qualification.
Upon completing her training, Rahma secured an internship at Simba Cement in Nairobi. Her exceptional skills and dedication led to a full-time employment offer, marking a significant milestone not only in her personal career but also in challenging gender norms within the welding industry. Rahma’s journey serves as an inspiration to many young women in Garissa and beyond, demonstrating that with the right opportunities and determination, barriers can be broken.
William Loroo: Innovating for Accessibility
William Loroo from Turkana, a member of the disabled community, participated in the ILO-sponsored welding training program. During his training, he focused on designing and fabricating affordable walking aids and custom-made wheelchairs tailored to the needs of his community. His innovative approach not only provided essential mobility solutions but also empowered other individuals with disabilities in Turkana. William’s work exemplifies how vocational training can be harnessed to address specific community challenges, fostering inclusivity and self-reliance.
Emmanuel Esekon: Building a Business from the Ground Up
Emmanuel Esekon, also from Turkana, was sponsored by the Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Foundation to undergo welding training. After completing the program, he received a starter kit, enabling him to establish a welding workshop in his village. Through hard work and entrepreneurial spirit, Emmanuel transformed his workshop into a profitable business, securing tenders from the county government and contributing to local infrastructure projects. His success story highlights the potential of vocational training to spur economic development and self-employment in marginalized regions.
Felix Kiplimo: From Rural Kenya to Canada’s Engineering Sector
Felix Kiplimo’s journey from a modest village in Kenya to the industrial hubs of Canada is a testament to perseverance, family sacrifice, and the transformative power of vocational training.
Felix pursued and obtained the ISO 9606 certification, a standard that qualifies welders for international projects. Academia
Armed with his certification and unwavering determination, Felix set his sights on Canada, a country known for its robust engineering and manufacturing sectors. Upon arrival, he secured part-time employment in the welding industry, leveraging his ISO 9606 certification to demonstrate his proficiency and commitment to quality.
Balancing work and education, Felix enrolled in a mechanical engineering program, further enhancing his technical expertise. His dual focus on practical skills and academic knowledge allowed him to contribute meaningfully to his workplace while advancing his career prospects.
our projects
Our services range from training, certification, Consulting in Advanced Non-Destructive Testing, Providing manpower services and Supplying Production chemicals and NOV FibreGlass Systems
Kengen Kipevu II Unit 1 Geothermal Turbine, Kenya
Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC (KenGen) is the leading electric power generating company in East Africa. The Institute was contracted to provide quality control services for the company
Ormat Geothermal Power , Kenya
Ormat Technologies operates the Olkaria III geothermal power plant in Kenya, a significant player in the country's geothermal energy sector, with an installed capacity of 150 MW. The plant, located within the Hell's Gate National Park, is the first privately funded and developed geothermal project in Africa. The Institute provided Quality control services as well
Capacity Building
The Institute has been contracted by various companies in the manufacturing sector in East Africa to provide up skilling training to their engineering departments to help curb repairs, maintainence and wastage of material as well as practing proper safety procedures while in the workshop.
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