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Mech-Technical Institute

School type: Private Trade School

Mech-Tech Institute's Orlando campus offers a 48-credit, 960-hour Technology in Industrial Welding technical program designed for completion in 12 months. Students practice shielded metal arc welding, oxyacetylene welding and cutting, positional welding, specialized joints and industrial pipe welding while working with aluminum, stainless steel and other metals. The curriculum also covers joint preparation, welding blueprints and symbols, measurements, industrial safety, cost estimating and occupational experience.

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Technology in Industrial Welding

  • Credential: Certificate
  • Program cost: $18,720
  • Processes: Stick, Pipe
  • Program Length: 12 months
  • AWS Prep: Not listed

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Schedule: Daytime and evening; section availability varies by term

This 12-month technical program combines industrial welding theory with extensive laboratory work in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead… Read full description for Technology in Industrial Welding

This 12-month technical program combines industrial welding theory with extensive laboratory work in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions, specialized joints, industrial pipe welding, oxyacetylene welding and cutting, and shielded metal arc welding. Students work with aluminum, stainless steel and other metals and also study joint preparation, welding measurements, blueprints and symbols, industrial safety, cost estimating and occupational experience. The curriculum totals 48 credits and 960 clock hours.

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