Certified Assembly Manager ML-N

The training course is intended for those who purchase (purchasers), design, manufacture, assemble or plan steel structures. This is an extremely up-to-date training course since the EN 1090 standard imposes stringent requirements with regard to assembly. The training course follows the guidelines for TR steel/N and, after completing the training course and passing an examination, you become a Certified Assembly Manager Steel level ML-N.

Contents of the training course

• General regulations for steel construction (e.g. ECCS)
•  Requirements according to the EN 1090-1, EN 1090-2 and EN 1090-4 standards
• Non-destructive testing (NDT) of steel structures
• Surface treatment of steel structures
• Assembly and tolerances
• Welded and bolted connections
•  Welding and assembly plans

The training course takes place over 5 days. Homework and study tasks are carried out in the evenings. Read more about our Assembly Manager training course here..

PRICES AND APPLICATION FOR THE COURSE:

See our current price list. All fees include breakfast, lunch, coffee, electrode catalogues, course certificates and examination diplomas.

Dates and application for the course:

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PARTICIPANTS’ REVIEWS OF THE COURSE

“Thank you for a very well organised training course. Björn is an excellent trainer and teacher and I have had the pleasure of learning with him on several courses. See you on another training course in the future.” – Participant in week 35, 2016.
“Thank you Björn. You’ve been a really good teacher this week and you’ve helped people understand and you’ve made everything very interesting. From someone who wasn’t very good at primary and secondary school and who found it difficult to learn.”
– Participant in week 35, 2016.
All participants are given the opportunity to fill in an evaluation after each completed training course. We are extremely pleased with and proud of the feedback we receive from our participants. Below you will find a number of evaluations from our training course held in February 2016. The scores are on a scale from 1 (Not so good) to 6 (Excellent).
The bars show the average score given by the participants. So far, 87.5% of those who completed the training passed the first exam.