Undergraduate Certificate, Welding
The Undergraduate Technology Certificate programs provide entry-level skills in Welding, Construction and Occupational Safety and Health.
For more information and advising, contact Lorraine Stewart at lstewart@kodiak.alaska.edu 907-486-1209.
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Upon completion of this program, you will be able to:
- Demonstrate technical knowledge and skills required in today's metal fabrication and structural welding environments.
- Demonstrate applications of specifications and welding procedures to specific job tasks.
- Demonstrate safe work habits by assessing hazards and using best practices to avoid exposure to risk of injury, and to avoid damaging equipment.
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Welding Certificate Requirements: 30 - 31 Credits
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Upon completion of this certificate program, students are prepared for an entry-level Welding Technician position.
Skills
Use hand-welding, flame-cutting or brazing equipment ot weld metal components or fill holes or seams of fabricated metal products safely and efficiently.
Earning Potential
The average wage of a welder is about $30 per hour.
Job Outlook
Alaska's employment growth is moderate with high employment opportunities.
