About Us - Edo State Welders Association

About Us

Forging Excellence: Our Journey, Our Impact, Our Legacy

The Edo State Welders Association (ESWA) was founded in 1984 and officially registered in 1986 under the visionary leadership of PA Richard Ijiebor and his dynamic executives. Established with the mission of uniting and supporting welders across Edo State, ESWA has grown into a formidable force within the industrial landscape, contributing to economic and infrastructural development. Over the years, the association has become a hub for skill enhancement, innovation, and professional advocacy.

Since its establishment, ESWA has been at the forefront of promoting the advancement of welding as both a craft and a vital industry, playing a crucial role in shaping the region's socio-economic landscape. With a steadfast commitment to fostering professional growth, the association provides welders with the resources, knowledge, and support needed to continually improve their skills and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving field.

Through skills enhancement programs, ESWA offers extensive training opportunities that span from traditional welding techniques to modern innovations such as laser welding and automated systems, ensuring that members remain competitive and equipped for future challenges. This dedication to skill development has empowered countless welders, enabling them to provide superior craftsmanship and contribute to high-quality projects across various sectors.

Fun Facts

Did you know? The Edo State Welders Association (ESWA) has contributed to the construction of over 500 iconic structures across Edo State, including the Royal Gates of the Oba of Benin Palace, showcasing both our craftsmanship and cultural pride!

Our Legacy of Excellence

The legacy of ESWA is one of pride, hard work, and dedication. Over the years, we have contributed to a myriad of high-profile projects, earning a reputation for excellence in the welding industry. Some of our landmark achievements include:

The Royal Gates of the Oba of Benin Palace: A monumental project where ESWA welders showcased their craftsmanship in creating intricate and resilient metal gates that symbolise the rich cultural heritage of Edo State.
State-wide Infrastructural Projects: Our members have been involved in several infrastructure projects, including bridges, high-rise buildings, and public monuments, helping shape the future of Edo State.

These projects reflect not only our skill but also our commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the welding profession.