Career questions tagged weldingcareer
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 are the best trade skills for welding?
With welding what are simple trade skills?
where will welding get me in the future
how far do people usually last once they get accepted into the welding life?
What certifications are required for welding ?
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?
What is the best field to work in when trying to become a welder?
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.
Questions about the pipeline welding industry?
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?
Is there anything you would suggest to me to be wary of in the welding field?
In a welding career is there anything I should be aware/wary of? Or is it pretty cut and dry?
What to choose for Welding Career/what are the different Welding options
I'm trying to go into welding for my career and I'm not quite sure exactly which kind I should try, and I would just like to know what my options are from someone else's perspective about the pay, the hard work ,and how often and enjoyable each one could be and not from off the internet
I made the decision to attend college and become a skilled welder. I can do this in two year. Should I go to work right after that, or continue to get my BBA in Technology Management before I enter the workforce?
#weldingcareer During the time I did my Eagle Scout Service Project, an accessible bird blind for the Trail of Hope, Lyons, NY, took some welding and blacksmith classes I took at the Rochester Arc/Flame Center, and Technology classes in High School, I learned about the emergency shortage of American skilled welders. I also learned about 100% guaranteed jobs, good pay and career. I know I’m choosing a profession where I will be employed, make a good living, and fill a need in my community. But I wonder if I should begin working right after earning my AOS in Welding Technology at Alfred State, or if I should continue to earn my Bachelors degree in Technology Management, and ensure I have better career options in my field. Thanks for helping me out! ##welding #skilled-trades #career-counseling #career