Welding
The Welding program is designed to teach individuals how to weld various metals using different types of welding processes. The student begins with basic welding processes and techniques and then advances into processes such as pipe and tig welding. Students may elect to take the full course or may learn only one or two areas, such as mig welding for a production job or to upgrade current skills.
Welding is used almost everywhere, from construction of buildings and factories to cars and appliances. A good welder is always in demand and earns a good salary.
Course Content
- Orientation and Safety
- Equipment Set up
- Arc Welding - Pad
- Related Information
- Arc Welding T-Joint I-Beam
- Plasma ARC Operation
- Mig Welding (GMAW)
- Special Processes in Welding
- Bevel Joints - Open Butt
- Oxyacetylene Welding
- Tig Welding
- Non- Ferrous Metals
- Basic Pipefitting
- Pipe Welding
- Technology Foundations
Awards
| Award | Type | Approximate Hours |
| Tack Welder | Certificate | 432 |
| Shielded Metal Arc Welder | Certificate | 648 |
| Gas Metal Arc Welder | Certificate | 972 |
| Combination Welder | Diploma | 1,296 |
TTC-Morristown does not participate in a student loan program.
TTC-Morristown does not participate in a student loan program.
82% of graduates from this program, who began their studies in 2009-10, completed it within 12 months.
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