Welding TechnologyNo doubt about it! Welding and joining technology is a rewarding, demanding field. With the following strengths: good mechanical ability, logical mind, learning skills, team player, imagination, good physical condition, self-discipline, patience, integrity and responsibility, you will be successful on a welding career path. Welding programs are offered at Shelton and Bremerton.
Upon completion, successful students will: - Safely and accurately use a variety of electric arc processes, basic hand tools and shop equipment to fabricate durable goods.
- Safely and accurately use a variety of torches and fuse gases to produce parts that are used to fabricate durable goods.
- Read, interpret, and use shop drawings and specifications in the fabrication and making of durable goods.
- Apply and practice workplace safety policies and procedures.
- Be prepared to take welder qualification tests in accordance with American Welding Society (AWS) and Washington Assoc. of Building Organization (WABO).
DEGREESAssociate in Technical Arts
Certificate of Specialization
Certificate of Completion
Certificate of Recognition
CAREER OPTIONS- Aircraft Assemblers
- Aluminum Welders
- Body and Fender Repairers
- Carpenter Welders
- Electrician Welders
- Sheet metal Workers
- Welding Inspectors
- Welding Technician
STARTING SALARY$2673 - $3887 month
ADVISORS:Chris Hobson (Shelton) Phone: 360.432.5469 Email: chobson@olympic.edu
Al Kitchens Phone: 360.475.7312 Email: akitchens@olympic.edu
Kevin Snell Phone: 360.475.7395 Email: ksnell@olympic.edu
Source: 2008 Olympic College Workforce Development "Red Book" |