QW Academy exists because the gap between a workforce and a qualified workforce is measured in certifications, not CVs. Every programme we run is built around the specific credential employers and regulators require before a professional sets foot on site.
Our welding programmes cover MIG, TIG, MMA, and flux-cored processes, with certification to ISO 9606-1 and EN 287-1 standards. Electricians train under IEC and Swedish elsäkerhet frameworks. Every graduate leaves with documentation that holds up to inspection, not just interview.
Training at QW Academy is not classroom theory disconnected from the field. Our programmes combine hands-on workshop hours with regulatory instruction mapped to real project environments. Heavy equipment operators train on excavators, wheel loaders, cranes, and telehandlers under the Swedish AMP framework and European machinery directives.
Construction safety modules cover scaffolding, confined space, working at height, and hot work permits. The assessments mirror what site supervisors and HSE inspectors actually check on day one.

- ISO 9606-1 and EN 287-1 certified welding programmes across MIG, TIG, MMA, and flux-cored processes for structural and pipework applications.
- Heavy equipment operator certification covering excavators, wheel loaders, cranes, and telehandlers under Swedish AMP and EU machinery directives.
- Electrical installation training aligned with IEC standards and Swedish elsäkerhet requirements, from low-voltage systems to industrial power distribution.
For employers, it means graduates who are site-ready without retraining delays. For professionals, it means a credential that opens doors across every industrial sector in Sweden.




