Welding Technician
Why Welding?
Welders have the ability to work in a range of industries. According to the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) “the basic skills of welding are similar across industries, so welders can easily shift from one industry to another.” The job outlook for welders is good, with 424,700 welding jobs filled in 2018. However, welders without up to date training may face strong competition for jobs. Welders are expected to earn an average of $19.89/hour or $41,380 annually*.
*www.bls.gov
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Why Rosedale?
In a short 8 months, students will receive extensive hands-on training that will allow them to work in the Welding Industry. The curriculum will focus on a broad spectrum of subjects such as:
- Arc Welding (SMAW), MIG Welding (GMAW) & TIG Welding (GTMA)
- Thermal Cutting Processes
- Welding Printreading
- Welding Fabrication
- Metallurgy
- Non Ferrous Welding
- Pipe Welding
- Welding Testing & Inspection
A Diploma in Welding Technician is awarded upon graduation. Students will be trained in the areas and have the opportunity to earn AWS (American Welding Society) Qualifications and API (American Petroleum Institute) Qualifications.
What Equipment Do I Get To Work With?
- Electric Arc Welders
- Flux Core Arc Welders
- Gas Tungsten Arc Welders
- Gas Metal Arc Welders
- Oxy Fuel Cutting, Portable and Semi-Automatic Burning Equipment
- Hydraulic Shears
- Handheld Grinders and Bevelers
- Metalworking bandsaws
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