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Intro to Welding Short Course
What You Will Learn
Introduction to Welding introduces the student to the most common welding processes used today. The student will learn about how to work safely using welding equipment and materials, how to use tools of the trade and practice basic welding techniques. This is a fast-paced, hands-on course. Students will be required to purchase and use personal protective equipment (PPE). The following items are required:
- Welding Helmet with #10 Lens
- Welding Cap
- Safety Glasses
- Gloves
- No tennis shoes or sandals. Must wear 6" lace-up ankle leather boots.
- No shorts or short sleeves allowed in lab. Must wear jeans and cotton long sleeve shirt.
Certification
MIG Welding Certificate
The most common industrial welding process used in welding plate and large bore pipe. MIG (Metal Inert Gas) uses shielding gas along with an electrode which heats up the two metals to be joined.
The nation's aging infrastructure has sparked a demand for welders in industries such as, construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics well-trained welders can make more than $66,000 per year. Our Welding Certificate can enhance your current career or position you to enter the workforce as a well-rounded welder or specialized in a singular process.
Required Courses
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Intro to Welding
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MIG Welding I Short Course
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MIG Welding II Short Course
Stick Welding Certificate
Used to join many ferrous and non-ferrous metals, this welding process uses a welding rod (stick) usually coated with flux. The stick softens and combines metals by heating with an arc between a covered metal electrode and the base metal workpiece. As the stick melts, its protective cover also melts and shields the weld area from oxygen and other gases that may be in the air. Commonly used in industrial settings, construction, maintenance, and repair.
The nation's aging infrastructure has sparked a demand for welders in industries such as, construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics well-trained welders can make more than $66,000 per year. Our Welding Certificate can enhance your current career or position you to enter the workforce as a well-rounded welder or specialized in a singular process.
Required Courses
- Intro to Welding Short Course
- Stick Welding I Short Course
- Stick Welding II Short Course
TIG Welding Certificate
Welding thick sections of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals is the most common use of this welding process. TIG Welding uses a consumable tungsten electrode to produce the weld, and in some cases hand-held welding rod is used for filler metal. This skill used in high quality applications such as aerospace takes a steady hand and trained eye to master.
The nation's aging infrastructure has sparked a demand for welders in industries such as, construction, manufacturing, and oil and gas. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics well-trained welders can make more than $66,000 per year. Our Welding Certificate can enhance your current career or position you to enter the workforce as a well-rounded welder or specialized in a singular process.
Required Courses
- Intro to Welding Short Course
- TIG Welding I Short Course
- TIG Welding II Short Course
In Person
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Traditional, instructor-led and offered in a classroom at JCCC
$475.00
Intro to Welding Short Course
Selected Course
Dates: 5/21/2024 - 5/30/2024 TuTh
Course type: Welding
Times: 5:00PM-9:00PM
Location: WCMT, Welding, Construction, Machining Technology, 141 Campus Map 
Contact Hours:
Course Code: WELD-104-10
Category: Welding
Contact Hours: 16.0
Format: Classroom
After registering for this course, you can come back to the catalog to register for more courses.
Issues with registering? Please contact us at CERegistration@jccc.edu or call 913-469-2323.
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6. Demonstrate shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) techniques.
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8. Demonstrate gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW)
In Person
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Traditional, instructor-led and offered in a classroom at JCCC
Intro to Welding Short Course
| DATE | TIME | DAY | PRICE | AVAILABILITY | LOCATION | |
| 5/21/2024 - 5/30/2024 | 5:00PM-9:00PM | TuTh | $475.00 | 6 Seats Open | WCMT, Welding, Construction, Machining Technology, 141 Campus Map |
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| 8/8/2024 - 8/29/2024 | 5:00PM-9:00PM | Th | $499.00 | 12 Seats Open | WCMT, Welding, Construction, Machining Technology, 141 Campus Map |
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In Person
help
Traditional, instructor-led and offered in a classroom at JCCC
$475.00
Intro to Welding Short Course
Selected Course
Dates: 5/21/2024 - 5/30/2024 TuTh
Course type: Welding
Times: 5:00PM-9:00PM
Location: WCMT, Welding, Construction, Machining Technology, 141 Campus Map
Contact Hours:
Course Code: WELD-104-10
Category: Welding
Contact Hours: 16.0
Format: Classroom
After registering for this course, you can come back to the catalog to register for more courses.
Issues with registering? Please contact us at CERegistration@jccc.edu or call 913-469-2323.
need help registering? please contact us at ceregistration@jccc.edu or call 913-469-2323.
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