Fuse metal with heat, filler and skill - the backbone of fabrication.
What professionals do
Prepare and fit joints to drawings and weld symbols
Select processes, filler and parameters for the material
Run MIG, TIG, stick and flux-core welds to specification
Inspect welds visually for defects and discontinuities
Maintain equipment and gas systems
Follow hot-work, fume and confined-space safety rules
Typical work environments
Fabrication and job shopsPipeline and construction sitesShipyards and marine repairManufacturing plantsAerospace and precision shops
Equipment and systems
MIG, TIG and stick welding machinesFiller wire and electrodesShielding gas (argon, CO2 mixes)Angle grinders and prep toolsWelding PPE (hood, gloves, leathers)Weld gauges and inspection tools
Core mathematics
Heat input calculationAmperage and polarity selectionJoint volume and filler estimationConversion between wire feed and depositionAngles, bevels and fit-up measurements
Core technical concepts
Welding processes: MIG, TIG, stick, flux-core
Heat input and its effect on the weld
Weld defects: porosity, undercut, lack of fusion
Joint types and weld symbols
Distortion control
Metallurgy basics (HIC, preheat)
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Knowledge graph: your connected path
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Weld Parameter Pro
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Welding games
Playable technical games for this trade family.
Weld Parameter Pro
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Heat input, amperage and travel speed - dial in a sound weld.