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how to find my niche in welding ?
i want a career in welding, i've been trying to narrow down what niche area I am wanting to focus on and the one thing i come back to is rig welding, or working on heavy equipment. any suggestions for what i should look into or how one would get into those areas of welding.
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Ashley’s Answer
Hello Max,
I would definitely suggest seeking out help from someone who works on this trade. I would also suggest looking into trade schools that offer this program as typically there is a hands on aspect in regards to partnering with those in the field while you are completing the requirements for the courses involved.
I would definitely suggest seeking out help from someone who works on this trade. I would also suggest looking into trade schools that offer this program as typically there is a hands on aspect in regards to partnering with those in the field while you are completing the requirements for the courses involved.
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Scott’s Answer
Is there a vocational school near you? Find the welding instructor, ask them. Many instructors would be happy to meet with you and discuss the ins and outs of the trade. They will know the industry, who is hiring and who is the best to work for. I just spent the afternoon at an adult vocational school and made several contacts in the HVAC and welding industry. (While it is not my current career path, Im looking to get better at welding and the vocational school had great advice for me)
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Gabriel’s Answer
Hi, Max! You CLEARLY have a career objective/passion...which is awesome. Full disclosure - I work in financial aid...so take this with a grain of salt. The best advice I can offer is for you to seek out someone in the trade...who does the job daily...that would be the best person who could guide you. I am shamefully ignorant, but honest. I worked "crew" in the theater back in the day and had to do an apprenticeship to get guild pay...I'm guessing that might be a similar path?
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