Career questions tagged welding
What do you enjoy most about your job? What is the average work day like? What kinds of skills do I need to succeed in the field?
I am a student at job corps looking to conduct an informational interview to get more insight on the welding career industry and what to expect and look forwards to in my career.
What is the best introductory job for someone whose going through Manufacturing Training
I'm curious as to what a good Introductory job for someone coming out of the Job Corps Advanced Manufacturing program, I will have skills and be certified in CAD, Milling and planing, Lathing, and welding as well in OSHA and NIMS. so I was curious about what kind of job would pay the best and be willing to work around a college schedule since I want to go into aerospace engineering with the skills and certifications I earn here.
Ways to specialize as a welding/electrician apprentice?
Is there any specialization that you wished they had learned earlier in your career or still want to learn. I'm also wondering about the average work conditions and hours, if they are heinous or relaxed. I am also wondering about upward or lateral mobility, the prospects of advancing to a more managerial role or some other adjacent or higher paying job.
How fast will I be able to develop my skills in welding sheet metal.What health benefits can I Acquire? What will employers look for during an interview? ?
I am a student at JobCorps studying to be a welder. I have nerve damage in my left hand so I am curious what health benefits i can obtain through welding. When I graduate and start looking for a job, I would like to catch the eye of future employers, what skills or traits are seeked?
how long did it take you to complete welding?
how many year or months did it take
How much experience do I need to get hired as an airframe welder? What certifications and degrees should I strive for?
I am currently enrolled in a trade school of sorts. I am learning to weld and receiving certifications in metalworking and I need to prepare for my dream career by planning it out before it's too late and I don't know where to go.
Newbie to welding, is there any advice for someone interested in advanced training?
Hello, I am a newly sprouted seedling in welding, and I am interested in potentially working on boilers or engines. Can anyone offer advice in regards to how I could learn the techniques for this line of work? I am studying at the Northlands Job Corps Center and intend to go into the welding program. Provided I am not derailed or find another option, I also plan to do their Advanced Training. If anyone welds pieces for boilers or engines, what's the work like? Is it fulfilling and does it engage any creative centers? Thank you for your time.
What kind of machines do you work on in Welding?
I want to know more about what machines do you use.
How long did it take to get your certificate in welding?
wondering if i should try learning welding as my trade
What accomplishments do you feel set you apart in the welding industry??
I want to know more about welding.
what is the most dangerous things that electricians deal with? what kind of tools will you work with when doing commercial diving? what are some of the more difficult things that commercial & industrial designers do?
I want to know why I asked this question because I am thinking of going into these careers and what the risks are.
What is your guy’s opinion of me pursuing a career in welding?
I have plenty of experience with mig and decent experience with arc. I have only tig welded once though. I am already at the stage of welding up chassis and frames for my own mini bikes and go carts. I do a lot of metal work and metal fabrication.
What is the biggest challenge you've faced as a Welder and how did you overcome it?
Is there a time when you failed as a welder. What did you learn and what would you do differently? What were your duties in your previous role as a welder? What's your favorite part about being a welder?
where will welding get me in the future
how far do people usually last once they get accepted into the welding life?
What does your usual day consist of?
What does a welders day to day look like, How much time do you usually spend on one project?
How did you start your welding career?
I would like to know how you started off in this line of work, What did you have to go through you to get where you currently are, Was it hard for you to keep advancing.
