Welding - Introduction to TIG
This 30-hour introductory GTAW course covers welding theory, equipment setup, and hands-on practice with carbon steel and aluminum joints.
Introduction to GTAW Welding – 30-Hour Training
Welding is essential to many industries in the Magic Valley, yet the demand for skilled welders is at an all-time high. This 30-hour introductory course provides hands-on training in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), equipping students with the foundational skills needed to succeed in the field.
Students will learn GTAW theory, proper equipment setup, and safe operating procedures. Through guided practice, participants will weld common joint configurations in various positions on carbon steel and aluminum, preparing them for real-world applications.
Take the first step toward mastering GTAW and expanding your welding expertise!
Walk Away With
- Training that will include 20+ hours of a hands-on demonstration of proper welding processes
- Training that will prepare you for your welding qualification exam through the American Welding Society (optional)
- Certification of completion provided by CSI Workforce Development & Training
Welding, Soldering, and Brazers
Average Wages: $48,940
Projected Growth Over 10 Years: 2%
Demand Level: High, with about 45,800 annual job openings.
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for individuals who:
- Are new to welding and want to learn Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW).
- Want to expand their skills by learning a different welding process.
- Seek to enhance their welding abilities for career advancement.
- Need hands-on experience with carbon steel and aluminum welding.
What Will I Learn?
- Proper setup and safe operation of GTAW equipment.
- How to weld fillet and lap joints in 2F and 3F positions on various thicknesses of carbon steel and aluminum.
- Welding theory, including electrical characteristics and troubleshooting of the GTAW process.
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