This course provides an introduction to process-based welding by covering the fundamental concepts and distinctions among core welding methods—MIG, TIG, and Stick. Participants will gain hands-on experience and observe demonstrations to understand how these techniques are applied in industry settings. The course emphasizes equipment use, safety, and how welding processes vary by job and material type. Ideal for those interested in welding careers or exploring the differences between common welding methods used in modern manufacturing environments.
Skills You'll Gain:
- Differentiating MIG, TIG, and Stick
- Understanding process-based welding concepts
- Practicing hands-on welding techniques
- Following welding safety procedures
- Identifying applications by welding type
Note: Materials are included in the price of this course; however, participants are required to bring their own gear. Here is the list of required equipment that students must bring with them to the Process Based Welding class:
Student equipment needed:
- Long pants or jeans- no synthetic materials
- Long sleeve FR shirt or welding jacket Leather boots no synthetic material Z87 rated safety glasses-clear
- if you wear glasses you will need OTG (over the glasses) safety glasses or impact prescription glasses
- Leather gloves-MIG style welding or leather driving glove
