At Commodores Boats, we take pride in leading the way in welding technology and delivering reliable, high-quality welded products. Our commitment to professionalism drives us to continually learn and grow, which is why we ensure our team is CWB certified. Above all, we prioritize safety and standards, guaranteeing the production of durable and dependable welded structures.
The Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) promotes education, productivity, profitability, and safety in the Canadian welding industry.
What is the CWB?
CWB stands for the Canadian Welding Bureau, a foundation dedicated to addressing the shortage of skilled welders in Canada. By supporting both businesses and community organizations, the CWB ensures the Canadian welding industry has a sustainable labor force of skilled tradespeople who contribute to economic growth.
CWB certifications cover welding consumables, companies, and inspection organizations, all qualified through a rigorous process to meet product and safety code requirements. Working in collaboration with the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), CWB sets the certification standards based on skill level and scope of work.
Why is CWB Certification Important?
Quality Assurance
The CWB ensures consistency in the industry by requiring welders to recertify every two years. This ensures that certified professionals maintain the high standards required for both engineering and supervision.
Safety
High-quality welding is crucial for the safety of buildings and infrastructure. By meeting Canadian codes and standards, CWB-certified work guarantees safety for industries and the public. Welding supervisors play a critical role in ensuring that qualified welders work under approved procedures, both on-site and in the field.
Does Commodores Boats Have CWB Certification?
Yes, Commodores Boats holds CWB certification, reflecting our dedication to industry standards and compliance with safety regulations. Our certified team ensures the highest quality welding work, prioritizing safety and reliability in every project.