Welding Certification
Welding is a skilled trade that involves fusing metal parts together using heat. Welders work in diverse industries, from construction and manufacturing to shipbuilding and aerospace, creating and repairing essential structures and components. They must be proficient in various welding techniques, understand material properties, and adhere to strict safety protocols. The ability to read blueprints, interpret specifications, and produce high-quality welds is crucial. As infrastructure develops and industries evolve, skilled welders remain in high demand, contributing significantly to building and maintaining the world around us.
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Key Skills
- Structural steel welding for construction or repair
- Use of blueprints to plan, layout, cut, shape, weld and finish projects
- SMAW (Stick Welding)
- GMAW (MIG)
- FCAW (Flux-Cored Arc Welding)
- GTAW (TIG)
Enrollment Requirements
- Complete the process as outlined on the Enrollment page
Funding Options
- Students may be eligible for grants and scholarships
- Federal Financial Aid is available to students who qualify
- For more details, see our Financial Aid page
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Did You Know?
The median wage for Welders in Ohio is $47,700! Source: Career One Stop, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor |
