Welding Engineering Technologies

Students will learn the following welding and cutting processes: Air Arc Gouging, Oxyacetylene Welding and Cutting, Shielded Metal Arc Welding, Gas-Metal Arc Welding, Gas-Tungsten Arc Welding CNC. Plasma Cutting and Manual Plasma Cutting.
Welders join metal together in a variety of industries by utilizing manual welding or automated welding processes. Welds often must be inspected and certified depending on the use of the welded product.
Those in the welding field may perform the following tasks:
Read architectural and mechanical diagrams, drawings, or specifications to determine job requirements
Plan the placement of welds on fabrications
Test for, locate, and repair weld imperfections
Install welding equipment and set up welding work cells
Set up and program welding robotic systems
Create and maintain automated production welding processes
Weld in repair facilities
Weld on Pipelines
Weld on Offshore oil rigs
Underwater welding
Production welding
Inspect weld using ultrasonic or X-ray