Building & Integrating
Manufacturing in Africa.
TWF is Africa’s body of professionals and professional organizations, associations and institutions in welding and related technology. Established in the year 2017, incorporated in South Africa, with membership spread across Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Egypt, Morocco, Uganda, Libya, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Namibia, Cameroon, Kenya and others. TWF promotes harmonized personnel development schemes for the integration and growth of Africa’s manufacturing industries. Member Countries
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Lagos - 2024
The 2nd Annual Assembly and International Conference of The Welding Federation on the theme “Materials Manufacturing Technologies - Managing Capacity Africa” will take place in Africa’s iconic city of Lagos, Nigeria from the 5-8 of March,2024.
TWF Annual Assembly and Conference is Africa’s table of solution for growing productivity in manufacturing that brings together scientists, engineers, industrialists and policy makers to interact, review and discuss adoption or adaptation of advancements in materials manufacturing technologies to improve application experiences.
www.twfassembly2024.org
Access More Information TWF Personnel

Qualifications

and Certifications.
The Welding Federation (TWF) personnel development schemes is a harmonized scheme that unifies skill development and evaluation to ensure proper harmonization in quality benchmarks, uniformity in manufacturing systems leading to effortless trade of manufactured materials across economies in Africa. TWF scheme is Africa’s reliable system for identifying and addressing burdens, opportunities and materials manufacturing industry challenges across Africa. Next Steps
Access More Information ISO 3834 Certification. TWF in collaboration with SAIW Certification is committed to helping your company achieve and maintain ISO 3834 certification in an as easy, cost-effective and productive manner as possible to provide you with a tangible return on your investment. ISO 3834 certification boosts a manufacturer’s ability to sell its products in domestic and international markets. This is because compliance with ISO 3834 provides recognition and assurance of their capabilities and globally recognised welding standards. Next Steps SAIPEC 2024 The Welding Federation is a proud partner of Sub Saharan Annual International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (SAIPEC). SAIPEC brings together thought leaders and investors annually to review and address limitations in Africa’s energy industries towards promoting energy adequacy and sustainability in Africa. SAIPEC focuses primarily on encouraging African Content Development as a strategic tool for energy development and sustainability.

TWF looks forward to SAIPEC 2024

Mission

The overall mission of the Welding Federation of Africa — WeldFA is: To improve the science and application of welding and joining in Africa.

Vision

Be the vanguard network linking industry, research, education and policy makers towards contributing to the advancement of welding and joining science for a safer industrial Africa and the world

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We would appreciate your candid thoughts on the just concluded TWF Inaugural Webina.

Championing Improved Application Experience in Materials Joining Technologies across African Industries

The Welding Federation –Africa (WeldFA) is an association of national welding societies and stakeholders of member countries in the African continent. WeldFA is a ‘Not for Profit’ organization with its incorporated office in South Africa. It is the continental body responsible for championing activities in engineering, science and application of joining technologies; providing a forum for networking and knowledge exchange among scientists, researchers, industry and educators, and disseminating leading-edge information and best practices.

Established
2017

Members
13 Countries

Continental Goals

1

To establish a platform to recognize the contributions of Africans to the development of the science of materials joining

3

To establish an education, training, qualification and certification system for implementation across African industries that is complimentary to IIW schemes and acceptable by industries across Africa

5

To establish an objective system that drives the collective interest of all member countries

2

To establish a platform to harmonize knowledge in welding science and technology to promote uniform growth across industries in Africa

4

To engage in collaborations with frontline organizations towards consistently developing industrially relevant solutions

6

To promote collaboration among African countries, in all matters of common interest relating to the development and use of welding technology.

13

MEMBER

Countries

4

YEARS

In Existence

PUBLIC NOTICE: TWF 2ND ANNUAL ASSEMBLY AND CONFERENCE 2024, LAGOS, NIGERIA. Date: 12th - 15th March, 2024. More Info