Become A Certified Master Welder
 

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What you'll learn
1. Understand and operate different types of welding machines.
2. Identify various metals and choose proper filler materials.
3. Weld safely using the correct PPE and shop procedures.
4. Read and interpret complex welding blueprints and symbols.
5. Perform high-quality welds using MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Core methods.
6. Cut, prep, and clean metal for professional welding jobs.
7. Master vertical, overhead, and pipe welding techniques.
8. Identify and correct common welding defects.
9. Work with structural steel, aluminum, and stainless applications.
10. Inspect welds to meet industry standards and pass certification exams.
11. Understand heat distortion and how to prevent it.
12. Join metals using oxy-acetylene torch cutting and welding.
13. Follow AWS/ASME codes and prepare for welding tests.
14. Perform welds for real-world industries like construction and shipbuilding.
15. Maintain and repair welding tools and machines.
16. Estimate welding jobs and bid competitively.
17. Set up a mobile or home welding workshop safely.
18. Create a welding portfolio to show employers or clients.
19. Brand yourself as a professional welder in today's market.
20. Gain the confidence and knowledge to become a Certified Master Welder.
Requirements
Your Own Tools
Basic Handyman skills
Description
Do you want to forge a powerful, hands-on career that shapes industries-from skyscrapers and pipelines to cars and custom art?"Become a Certified Master Welder" is your all-in-one, step-by-step training program designed to take you from beginner to professional welding expert. Whether you're looking to launch a career in structural welding, pipe welding, automotive fabrication, or high-precision TIG work, this course covers everything.Through 30 comprehensive lessons, you'll master core welding techniques, safety protocols, blueprint reading, metallurgy, and the skills you need to pass industry-standard certification tests (such as AWS D1.1 or ASME Section IX). You'll also gain insights into growing your welding career or launching your own fabrication business.By the end of this course, you'll not only know how to weld-you'll know how to think, plan, and work like a true master welder.Module 1: Foundations of WeldingIntroduction to Welding and Certification PathsWelding Safety: PPE, Ventilation, and Fire PreventionUnderstanding Welding Machines and EquipmentWelding Materials: Ferrous vs. Non-Ferrous MetalsJoint Types and Weld Positions ExplainedModule 2: Core Welding ProcessesShielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW / Stick Welding)Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW / MIG Welding)Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW)Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW / TIG Welding)Oxy-Fuel Welding and Cutting TechniquesModule 3: Welding Techniques and MasteryTack Welding, Stringer Beads, and WeavingWelding in All Positions (1G-6G Explained)Welding Pipes vs. Flat Plate: What You Need to KnowCommon Welding Defects and How to Avoid ThemInspection Techniques and Quality Control StandardsModule 4: Advanced Fabrication & MetalworkBlueprint Reading and Weld SymbolsIntroduction to Metallurgy and Material BehaviorPreheating, Post-Heating, and Stress Relief TechniquesFabrication Tools: Grinders, Benders, and BrakesWelding Cast Iron, Aluminum, and Stainless SteelModule 5: Welding Applications & Certification Prep21. Structural Welding for Construction and Bridges22. Pipe Welding for Oil, Gas, and Water Lines23. Automotive and Custom Fabrication Welding24. Welding for Shipbuilding and Aerospace25. Introduction to Underwater and Remote Welding TechniquesModule 6: Career and Business SuccessSetting Up Your Own Welding Shop or Mobile RigEstimating Jobs and Bidding on Welding ProjectsWelding Documentation, Codes, and Legal ConsiderationsMarketing Yourself as a Certified WelderFinal Exam, Portfolio Review, and Certification Award
Who this course is for
Handywomen
Handymen
Handypeople
People who want to learn to weld
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