Electrofusion courses in Sydney
So what is an electrofusion course and what do they involve?
Electrofusion welding courses (Unit of Competency PMBWELD302E) provide formal instruction in the joining of polyethylene (PE) pipelines using electrofusion fittings. The process uses fittings with special wires embedded inside them to deliver consistent, high-integrity joints.
Completion of PMBWELD302E is a regulatory requirement for personnel carrying out electrofusion welding on water, wastewater and gas pipeline systems in Australia. The unit covers industry-accepted best practice for pipe end preparation, scraping techniques, contamination control, clamping and alignment, welding cycle parameters, cooling times, traceability and quality assurance. Training includes both theory and supervised practical welding to ensure repeatable, compliant outcomes.
Courses are delivered over 1–2 days and may be undertaken as a standalone unit or in combination with butt fusion welding, supporting both on-site and factory-based fabrication. The content reflects real installation conditions, including confined work areas, variable ambient conditions and job-specific constraints.
On successful completion, participants are issued a Statement of Attainment for PMBWELD302E – Join polyethylene plastic pipelines using electrofusion welding, providing nationally recognised evidence of competency for project, asset owner and regulatory requirements.
Lernna is a specialist Registered Training Organisation delivering focused training in electrofusion and butt fusion welding across Australia. Our programs are designed to support experienced tradespeople by reinforcing correct technique, standardising work practices and reducing joint failure risk across critical infrastructure assets.
Training is developed in consultation with industry and aligned to Australian Standards, manufacturer specifications and current installation practices. Delivered by experienced trainers with field backgrounds, our courses prioritise safety, repeatability and long-term asset performance – ensuring installations meet compliance expectations and perform over their full design life.
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