Certified Welder Certificate - Program Details
In the certified welder certificate program, you'll learn basic welding techniques and safety. As you move forward, you'll dive deeper into understanding metals and advanced welding methods. Hands-on labs let you practice these skills. You’ll learn how to spot expert welds and know common techniques. By the end, you'll be equipped with knowledge of various welding tools, techniques, and safety practices, ready for real-world applications.
The Start of a Promising Career
This certificate positions you for a promising welding career ahead and advanced learning.Program Outcomes
After completing this program you'll be able to:
- Always ensure safety and regularly check your welding tools.
- Identify different welding equipment and learn their roles.
- Understand and follow blueprints when making and inspecting items.
- Set up and use welding and cutting tools (like oxy-fuel) effectively.
- Learn and do welding for iron-like and other metals.
- Know different wires, gases, and currents for various main metals.
- Master various welding methods.
- Weld steel based on blueprint guidelines.
- Examine welds for any issues and know how to correct them.
- Ensure your welds meet AWS standards.
Courses and Curriculum
In this program, you’ll learn everything you need to know to be a competent welder. This certificate can be completed in 19 credit hours and includes classwork and practical experience. Students are required to maintain a minimum grade of “C” in all IMTL courses. The certified welder program is not financial aid eligible. However, the related degree program, integrated metals associate degree and the welding technology certificate are aid eligible.
Explore the Course CurriculumYour Future as a Certified Welder
This program will equip you with the skills for a thriving career in modern manufacturing. Soldering, welding, sheet metal work—whatever you want to pursue.
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