Career Questions tagged Welding

I am 22 and looking forward to getting my welding certification up to G6. One day I want to go underwater as an underwater welder because it is one of the most lucrative trades on the market. Is there anybody here that can give me some advice on what to do after I complete my Jobcorps training?...

what is the good things about being a welder and what I can do in the line of work and I need some information about anything that is cool and interesting about this kind of work.

welder advice for work values

I want to do welding but it's hard to pick a school. I also like cars i wanted to work on auto body which one should i go for? Which one pays more?

what can I do to get to the position as a commercial diver, and be really good at it?

How could I open my own welding business after going to a tech/welding school, and what kind of services could my welding business offer? Would it be possible to start right after going to tech school or would I have some extra steps before I could start my own business?

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What are some software skills I should be familiar with?
What are the most effective strategies for seeking a position in this field?

What steps do you recommend I take to prepare for this field?

What does a typical day look like as a welder?

Looking for welding jobs

I wanna be a welder when i get older but i don't know exactly what I should do when I get into it I eventually want too have my own business but where should I start

I have studied for both collision repair and digital design but I also want to do welding in the future. Witch career path should I go into to enjoy and make the most money?

I'm taking classes in welding, which has really sparked an interest in the welding career. I was wondering if there are any type of certifications you need to go into the welding industry and if so how would I acquire said certifications?

Like what type of degree do I need or what type of school do I need to go to?

My name is Keaton I'm from Rock Hill, and I'm hoping to become a welder when I get out of school but I'm wondering which field of work is the most enjoyable, and the most rewarding when becoming a welder.

Why should I choose the welding industry as a career? How many hours a day on average are the shifts? I am 16 years old and am interested in the welding industry; What is a good age to join the welding industry?

Are there opportunities for training and progression within the role/company ?

Can you tell me more about the day-to-day responsibilities of the role ?

1. what is the average pay rate for this position?
2. What is the training required for this position?
3. What can I do to do the work to the best of my ability?

What are some of the benefits?

Can you tell me more about potential positions?

What skills and experiences you're looking for in an ideal candidate?

I'm 18 years of age and I have really been interested in pipe welding cause u can travel. I've mig weld before but that's about the only experience I have with welding I enjoy it and prefer to work with metal than concrete and wood.

I really enjoy welding cause u can make a lot of cool things with that experience and the job will always be in demand. what type of tools and equipment should I get or use for welding jobs like pipe welding for example

How long does it usually take for a new welder to get used to or comfortable with the union and field welding in general? What are some tasks that the field workers do day to day? What other work do you do as an iron welder besides welding?

1. How great of a learning curve does welding have, does it get more difficult with time or easier? 2. What will be the most likely experience I'll have when I first start out welding in the workforce, will I be given a lot of opportunities to prove my worth or will it end up being a lot of...

I've just recently Completed The glazing Trade At Tongue Point Job Corps Center and I was wondering what the starting wages are for apprentice Glaziers in the Oregon area.
(mainly around the Beaverton OR area)

Hello! Currently, I'm a college freshman. I'm already have a major/program of study. However, I'm exploring other careers and I saw someone suggested Welder. Being completely unfamiliar with this field: - What is it like to work as a Welder? - What skills does someone learn starting off new...

To anyone in the welding field who has chosen this field may I know a blessing or horror story? I want to know what I'm walking into.

In a welding career is there anything I should be aware/wary of? Or is it pretty cut and dry?

i dont know what type of welding i want to get into either pipeline or or structural

what is the best way to learn to weld.