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Christian’s Answer
The average Welder I salary in Texas is $39,024 as of September 26, 2019, but the range typically falls between $33,962 and $44,833. Salary ranges can vary widely depending on the city and many other important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills, the number of years you have spent in your profession.
https://www.salary.com/research/salary/benchmark/welder-i-salary/tx
After further investigation a certified welder in Texas are getting the following average hourly income. It's not specified exactly what experience or location \ each role is requiring but it gives you an idea of the range.
ENGLOBAL Pipe Welder 5 Pipe Welder - $21.84 per hour
Construction Services, Inc Pipe Welder 9 - $35.00 per hour
KBR Pipe Welder 7 - $34.50 per hour
Industrial Projects Report Pipe Welder 6 - $32.31 per hour
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Asim A.’s Answer
Hi Christian,
If you planning to stay in El Paso, here is another answer for your question. I believe more in the median values than the average and think this would be more realistic. As a starter with no experience I think it is better to expect you are not going to get high hourly wages. Now if go for some technical schools the starting wages might be more as companies don't have to worry about training (though you still have to learn something about their work practices and else).
With experience and more certifications you will make more money. When I used work on offshore rigs, I met a few experienced welders who were making close to 40+ bucks and hour. With two weeks on and off rotation, thats close to 80+k in salary. But it took them some years to reach that point.
Here are some links that might help in giving more idea.
Also remember this hourly wages (or total salary) are gross amount. At the end of the day (or to be clear at the end of the month) you need to consider the taxes that will be taken out of your monthly or bi-weekly check. In Texas it is just federal taxes, about 15%.
Hope this helps.
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Oct 15, 2019
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Hi Julio
Thanks for your question.
Please go to your school library and ask the librarian to help you research the above HASHTAGS.
Good luck.
Mr. Frank O., TESOL Teacher from Finland. Tuesday 24/03/2020.