Welding Technology
Overview
- Delivery: Daytime Classes
- Start: Fall Semester, Full-Time
- Location: Rosemount Campus
Outcomes
- Welding Technology — Diploma 32 credits
Major Description
This program provides training in many areas of the welding trades. Subjects covered include electric arc, wire feed, Heliarc welding, oxyacetylene welding and various flame-cutting processes. Students work with a wide variety of metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum and cast iron. Shop fabrication, math, and blueprint reading are also covered in the curriculum.
Work Environment
Welders with the ability to fabricate and weld metal products from blueprints are needed in a wide range of industries, including heavy construction, heavy fabrication (such as tanks and machinery), transportation units, packaging, and material conveyance and electronics.
Potential Job Titles
- Arc Welder
- Wire Feed Welder
- Aluminum Welder
- Electric Spot Welder
- Tig Welder
- Oxyacetylene Welder
- Welding Specialist
Salary Data
- Average Wage: $20.27/hour
- Top Earners: $25.61/hour
Academic Advisor
- Jennifer Robinson-West
Academic Counselor/Advisor
jennifer.west@dctc.edu
651-423-8217
Dean
- Mike Opp
Dean of Transportation and Technical Careers
Instructors
| Tim Felch | 651-423-8314 |
tim.felch@dctc.edu | BIO |
| Josh Heibel | 651-423-8479 |
josh.heibel@dctc.edu | BIO |