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Many industries employ welders, and this guide will help you navigate your next welding career step.
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Whether you’re exploring certification, advanced training, job openings or the many other opportunities in welding today, this guide will help you navigate your next career step.
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This guide will help you navigate your next welding career step by providing an overview of what welding is, what welders do and how to stay safe on the job.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 397,900 welders were employed in 2014. With their knowledge of melting metals to create and repair everything from cars to pipes, these blue collar workers are in demand. If you’re considering a career...
Employment Readiness
Welding Fact: In 2014, there were 397, 900 employed welders, cutters, solderers and brazers according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With so many of these blue-collar workers in welding, which industries are they working in? While 60 percent of...
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When you think of workplace injuries what may come to mind are slips, falls and heavy equipment accidents. What may not be as obvious is exposure to toxic fumes. So what are they and why do they matter when it comes to workplace safety? Sources of...
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As a day laborer, safety should always be a priority. In the case of welding, workers need to protect themselves from common hazards such as burns, eye injuries, electrical shock and exposure to dangerous fumes. To make sure your next welding job...
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