Career Questions tagged Welding

As a person looking to be a welder what starter tips could you provide

Where can I get a welding job out of high school.

I want to start my own business working with metal fabrication and welding. What licenses would i need to start up?

After getting certifications in welding is it possible to earn a scholarship to be brought onto a program that offers underwater welding coarse and certifications? If possible how so?

What is the hardest part about being a traveling welder?

What are good ways to get experience and my foot in the door? Is a shop better for experience compared to a traveling type of job?

What would you recommend for me to go to a trades school for more education about welding , or to jump straight into the work force?

certifications

Would be glad to receive any tips.

How long does it take to get a welding certification. Does it make you more money having one?

Is the money worth not being home all the time?

Welding School?

i would most likely want to attend some kind of program to get advanced training in welding so i could learn more ,get more expierence and to get paid more.

i want to go to the navy and do underwater welding for them or any type of welding. Also would i have to have more and a certificate in the industry such as a degree.

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.

I am a San Jose Job Corps student and I was wondering what I should do after I finished my trade and need to get a job in it.

I am a San Jose Job Corps student and I was wondering what tools a welder uses.

I am a student at San Jose Job Corps and I will be taking the welding trade there and Was wondering what a welder does.

What (if any) health risk come with working as a welder?

What are the befits in the welding industry and some good locations or companies in Texas?

What are some commonly expectations in the welding industry?

I've been curious about welding due to friends and family, and are trying to see if its a vocation I'd like to train and adopt as a potential career.

There are many different jobs that a career in welding offers, what might be a good option for good pay and working conditions?

When getting into welding do I have to think of it strictly seriously and as a career that I'm single mindedly pursuing, or is it fine to also think of it as a fun hobby?

Would there be any drug test needed for being a Welder.

To clarify my question a bit more, I mean what kinds of skills or knowledge that can be gained from other experiences, such as extra-curriculum classes or anything learned in or out of school, could help when learning about welding.

As a Senior in High school, I figure that now is the best time to start working towards my career. That being said what are some of the best first steps I can take to get into welding?

Being hands on is important, but what are the educational and physical skills required?

I wanna become a marine welder, but what types of certifications and classes do I need to take to achieve my goal.

I am interested in becoming a military welder