Welding Technology
Welding Technology
Program in Arizona
West-MEC's Adult Education Welding Technology program provides 900 clock-hours of competency-based education and training for a successful entry into the welding industry. This program covers essential welding techniques, such as SMAW (Stick Welding), GMAW (MIG Welding), FCAW (Flux-Cored Arc Welding), GTAW (TIG Welding), and Oxy-fuel cutting. These skills are highly valued in various sectors like pipeline construction, shipyards, power plants, aerospace, and structural engineering.
Upon completing the program, completers may test* for industry-recognized welding certifications, enhancing their employability credentials across multiple fields.
*Test fees are the responsibility of the student
CAREER PATHWAYS*
The Welding Technology program completers will gain transferable skills important to a broad spectrum of entry-level welding careers, such as:
- Structural Welder
- Welding Supervisor
- Manufacturing Welder
- Iron Worker
- Pipe Fitter
*Information found in the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
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CONTACT US
Adult Education Admissions Rep:
Phone: 623.738.0046
Email: adulted@west-mec.edu