WHAT YOU DO
Welders are the masters of metal who use flame-cutting, brazing and air arcing equipment to fuse metals in all positions.
This is your chance to feel the heat. Meld, attach, and affix pieces of metal together with precision and watch objects come to life in your hands.
As a welder, you’ll learn how to use a variety of manual and computerized equipment. You’ll work alongside other tradespeople and can take specialized courses to become a true expert in a specific sector, such as custom fabrication, pressure vessel welding, or shipbuilding and repair.Program details
WHAT YOU LEARN
- How to perform basic trade-related mathematical calculations
- How to use automatic and semi-automatic cutting machines
- How to read and interpret welding drawings
- How to perform welding inspections and testing procedures
WHO YOU WORK FOR
As a welder, you can work for a metal fabrication company, a shipbuilding company, pulp and paper mills, iron and steel mills, machine manufacturing companies, oil and gas companies, coal mines and anywhere that speciality metal parts are required.
Types of Workplaces
- Construction sites
- Mills and mines
- Public administration and defence
- Motor vehicle dealerships and repair shops
WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH
You’ll be paired with a Red Seal certified Welder who has diverse working experience in shop fabrication, heavy construction, and maintenance and repair. They’ll help you analyze job tasks, determine the materials required, and use your knowledge to complete the job.Find an Employer Sponsor