The American Welding Society was founded in 1919 to facilitate the growth of the recently developed technology of electric welding as an alternative to other metal-joining methods.
Today, AWS has about 70,000 members worldwide, with local Sections on every continent. It is headquartered in Miami for easy access to the entire globe.
AWS standards and certifications are recognized and used in most countries. Countries that are focusing on development of infrastructure and world trade specify AWS standards and certifications because of their proven success in supporting economic growth, safety and quality.
AWS standards and certifications are recognized and used in most countries. Countries that are focusing on development of infrastructure and world trade specify AWS standards and certifications because of their proven success in supporting economic growth, safety and quality.
For construction and infrastructure, AWS structural codes, such as D.1.1, provide a test-tested balance between efficiency and quality. More than 200 other AWS standards provide comprehensive and concise criteria for production and evaluation of all kinds of welded products and materials, using virtually all welding processes.
The AWS approach to certifying welding inspectors and other professionals is also recognized as the best approach for ensuring quality while maintaining high productivity.
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