Welding Jobs Available In

Many Industries
The prospects for welding jobs should
be excellent in the near future. The idea
of joining two pieces of metal together
to manufacture automobiles, planes or
ships is enticing to many adults.
Welding requires steady hands and a
the knowledge of how to apply modern
technology in a creative way.
Welding jobs can be found in agriculture, construction
and architectural and structural metals. Welders are
people who don't mind getting dirty and have pride in
their workmanship. Some welding positions require
general certifications in areas such as inspections and
robotics. About 65% of all welding jobs are found in
the area of manufacturing, with a heavy
concentration in fabricated metal products,
transportation equipment, machinery, architectural
and structural metals, and construction. Two of the
most popular welding careers are underwater welders
and boilermakers.
Underwater welding combines welding and
underwater diving. Welding jobs for underwater
welders include working on oil platforms in the
open ocean and in shipyards, repairing ships
hulls among other tasks. Underwater welders
are expected to master a number of skills,
including fitting steel patches, concrete
stripping and beveling. Salaries for underwater
welding jobs vary, depending on the type of job
and the number of projects they complete.
the average salary for
boilermaker is $56,000.
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applications.
portability, reduce downtime
and reduce welding costs.
classes and training
opportunities online.
of an aircraft do their jobs
correctly.
welding techniques and types
of applications.
to relocate and receive
additional training
Shane Turner works in education. His
interests include, among other things
helping people find welding jobs.