Is underwater welding really that hard on your body. Also, how hard is it to get into, and what qualifications are needed?
I am a high school student who is wondering this for a career project. I have started welding in a fabrication shop and hear that an underwater welder's average life is 35-40 years, but they also make good money.
I hear that it is hard to get into higher levels of welding or fabrication, like a nuclear plant. How hard is it to get into those jobs, how did you do it, and what qualifications did you need?
I am a high school student doing a career project about welding. I have started practicing, and I just started work in a fabrication shop. The work is really interesting and exciting. I am looking to further my career in this and want to know all I can.
Should I go into welding strait out of high school or should I go into college and study the trade?
I am a sophomore in high school, and I am planning on going into the field of welding. I enjoy doing this kind of work, and I find it interesting and entertaining.
Where should i go looking for a job as a welder not far from where i am and that pays well and that can also teach me about my feild and further educate me on welding teqnuique
How long will it take to complete in a welding program and what kind of things would I learn as well?
Hello I am a student at San Jose Job Corps that recently started and I had some questions about Welding and was wondering what kind of stuff I could be learning in a welding program and how long would it take to be in that program.
what are some things you wish you knew before starting you're trade?
i am looking into welding as a trade after taking a compatibility exam ive found im supposedly more suited for computer and finance an am looking for insight on the matter