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WORKMANSHIP PROGRAM

Welding Course

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The Welding Course exposes students to the careers involved in the welding industry, while equipping them with the basic skills required to start a welding career: MIG, TIG, Stick, joint & weld types, AWS standards, and welding applications.

29 CLASSES I TUES & THURS I 6:30-9:30PM I 18 YEARS+ I 10 SEATS

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Final Evaluation

At the end of the semester all students will be evaluated through a Fillet Weld Break Test, in which students will do a sample weld and be evaluated on:

Cracks or incomplete fusion
Incomplete penetration
Porosity
Stag Inclusions

*In all of the above we look for jobsite safety.

MEET OUR LEAD INSTRUCTORS

The Welding Course Teaching Team is made up of 5+ Welding Professionals. Below are the course leads.

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JIMMY PINO
20+ years Welding Experience

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TOM WIEGERS
Owner, Wiegers, Inc.

BEN OSBORNE
Owner, Freedom Steel

"This has never happened to me in any other job, but I am excited to go to work the next day to see what challenges are going to arise or what we are going to be working on.”

Daniel Trapani

Welding Graduate, Fall ‘22

Take the next step for your future.

If you are ready to explore a career in the trades, we are prepared to set you on the path to success.

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