Welding
Skilled, certified welders can find work on construction sites, in petroleum-related industries and in many jobs where heavy equipment is being used. Their services are needed for shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing, and repair, aerospace applications, bridges, pipelines, power plants, and refineries.
Annual salaries range from $40,570 to $62,330, with substantial increases available, dependent on location and level of skill or experience.
Potential positions for welders include:
- Structural Welder
- Pipe Welder
- Boilermaker
- Ironworker
- Fitter/Welder
- Fabricator
For more information, please call (907) 842-5109 or toll-free at 1-800-478-5109. No classes are currently scheduled in the campus service area for 2020.
- CTT 106: Construction Math
- WMT 103: Welding I
- WMT 105: Welding II
- WMT 130: Shielded Metal Arc Welding
- WMT 140: Metal Fabrication
- WMT 150: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
- WMT 160: Gas Metal Arc Welding
- WMT 290: Welding Proficiency Maintence
- WMT 260: Pipe Welding
Applicants must be at least 16 years old. Class sizes are limited.
Face-to-face
Stand-alone courses are with the instructor present in the classroom for a traditional lecture, discussion, and hands-on laboratory or studio.
On occasions, CTT 106: Construction Math may be offered online.