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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Catalog
Welding Technology, TC
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This program, designed according to the guidelines established by the American Welding Society, includes instruction in different welding processes, joint design and various metallurgical aspects of metal composition. The Certificate of Proficiency in Welding Technology allows students to complete certification requirements in the 3G (vertical) position. A metal-testing laboratory is available for welder certification in destructive and nondestructive testing through radiography.
Job Opportunities
Welder • Fitting Specialist • Inspector • Glazier • Ironworker • Boilermaker • Fabricator
Certifications
American Welding Society (AWS) Salary Expectations
To find current average salaries for Welding occupations, visit: Home : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov)
Program Learning Outcomes
- Apply safe work practices in a manner compatible with OSHA requirements and welding industry standards.
- Correctly use and apply welding terminology regarding welding equipment components, welds, and welding processes.
- Demonstrate safe application of the following types of welding and cutting to ferrous, alloy and non-ferrous metals that meets or exceeds industry standards for the following: 3G Vertical SMAW [WELD 12034 ]; 3G FCAW [WELD 17034 ]; and 2F Fillet Weld FCAW to 1/16th” wire [WELD 17034 ].
- Interpret weld symbols and blueprints for the purpose of performing basic welding techniques.
- Demonstrate Welding Procedures Specifications (WPS): welding process, amperage, filler metal specs, base metal specs, pre-heat temperatures, and position; bend and x-ray test AWS Standard
- Accurately measure to 1/16” using the following tools: tape measure ruler, square, level, and various weld gauges.
- Identify basic industry methods used to test welds.
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General Education
Complete all (6 credit hours)
Welding Courses
Complete all (27 credit hours)
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