Please complete 442-307 Welding / Pipe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding or 442-317 Structural Flux Cored Arc Welding This is for informational purposes only. Once you register for your course, you can delete this block from your timeline.

Please complete 442-308 Welding / Pipe Shield Metal Arc Welding or 442-318 Structural Gas Metal Arc Welding This is for informational purposes only. Once you register for your course, you can delete this block from your timeline.

This course provides instruction in advanced fabrication techniques in fixture and jig building, advanced pattern/buck design and construction, and an opportunity for a capstone group project. Students will be responsible for making a fixture and/or jig based off of their design and then create multiple parts to ensure repeatability of the part. This course will be extensively hands-on and application-based.

This course presents layout application, blueprint and weld symbol interpretation, welding, fabrication, equipment set ups, and operation skills to safely complete metal fabrications. Selection of fabrication equipment and its safe operation is emphasized. Tools and techniques used in metal fabrication are introduced and students practice their use.

Provides advanced welding applications in GTAW welding using stainless steel, aluminum and mild steel. Includes Gateway Technical College aluminum tensile certification and steel plate certification.

Provide advanced welding applications in GMAW welding using various size and types of electrodes of hard and soft wires on structural applications. Includes Gateway Technical College flux cored weld certification.

Provides advanced welding applications in SMAW welding with small (3/23 inch) and large (5/32 inch) electrodes hardface, aluminum, structural and pipe applications.

This course provides instruction in basic fabrication techniques, tool identification, tool usage, and layout principles while preparing the student with a good foundation in fabrication. Students will build a series of projects based upon the techniques and tooling introduced. This course emphasizes the use of hands-on application-based learning to create a good foundation of understanding for seamless transition into Metal Fabrication II.

Instructs in basic graphic communication relating to the welding field. Provides for hands-on application of fabrication from blueprints. Follows American Welding Society welding symbol format.

Reviews the four basic mathematical operations on whole numbers, fractions and decimals. Also covers basic algebra and trigonometry related to technical fields.