Structural Welding Course
Structural Welding Course covers the following
Stick Welding
SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) is the most commonly used welding method in the steel industry. Due to its portability and flexibility, SMAW welders are in great demand. Having a certification in this process opens many doors for jobs in the steel industry.
Fluxed Core Arc Welding
FCAW is a semi-automatic and automatic wire feed arc welding process that produces its own gas using the flux located inside the wire. Some flux cored wire also uses an additional outside source of gas for shielding. While flux core was first introduced in the 1950′s the amount of wire used today has grown since its introduction, because of the improvements in fluxes, a variety of diameters and new equipment have been developed. FCAW is primarily used with medium to thick steal and stainless steal. There is a great demand in structural welding for certified flux core welders.