Welding Training Center in Manila
DNV & Bureau Veritas Certified
Four welding training courses, covering the techniques most used in construction, maritime, and offshore work.
Also known as stick welding. The foundation most welders learn first. Still widely used in shipbuilding and structural work.
Precision welding for thinner materials. Suited to detail-oriented, higher-skill work.
A faster technique used in manufacturing and fabrication settings.
Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) Built for outdoor and heavy-duty jobs where speed and penetration matter.
Preparing candidates for maritime or offshore deployment, where DNV/BV certification is often required.
Upskilling current staff into certified welders or welding technicians, instead of hiring externally.
starting a welding career, including those aiming for roles like welding inspector down the line.
We train welders for a wide range of industries shipping, construction, manufacturing, and industrial maintenance all depend on certified welding skills. Need contract manpower instead of training? Visit our manpower services page.
TOTC is very motivated to help trainees learn. They are helpful and caring to all trainees.
— Maersk FilipinasThe instructors are excellent. They also have good training facilities.
— AviorRecommended training center for new welders and trainees.
— PTCPlease continue your good service to attend to our training needs.
— Dohle Seafront Crewing Manila Inc.Port Area, Manila. The facility has lecture rooms for 20 trainees and 16 working welding booths.
Four courses: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), and Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW).
Yes. Courses are accredited by Det Norske Veritas (DNV) and Bureau Veritas (BV), and follow IACS standards used across the maritime and offshore industries.
First-time trainees, current welding technicians formalizing certification, and manpower agencies preparing candidates for deployment.
No. Most trainees start with no welding background. Instructors adjust pacing based on where each trainee starts.
Each course covers a different welding technique. SMAW (stick welding) is the most common starting point and is widely used in shipbuilding. GTAW is precision welding for thinner materials. GMAW is faster and suited to manufacturing work. FCAW is built for outdoor, heavy-duty jobs. Your choice depends on the industry and role you’re training for.
Course length depends on the technique and how quickly each trainee progresses. Get in touch with our team, and we’ll walk you through the schedule for the specific course you’re interested in.
Our facility is built specifically for welding, not adapted from a general classroom. It has 16 working welding booths in an ergonomically designed, safety-focused layout, plus instructors who’ve worked in construction, maritime, and offshore roles before teaching. Trainees get supervised, hands-on booth time, not just lecture hours.
Whether you’re booking one trainee or a full batch for deployment, fill out the form and our team will walk you through scheduling, requirements, and next steps.