2023-2024 College Catalog

Welding Technology Diploma [D50420]

Program Information

Program of Study

CIS 110Introduction to Computers

3

ENG 111Writing and Inquiry

3

MAT 110Mathematical Measurement and Literacy

3

WLD 110Cutting Processes

2

WLD 115SMAW (Stick) Plate

5

WLD 116SMAW (stick) Plate/Pipe

4

WLD 121GMAW (MIG) FCAW/Plate

4

WLD 122GMAW (MIG) Plate/Pipe

3

WLD 131GTAW (TIG) Plate

4

WLD 132GTAW (TIG) Plate/Pipe

3

WLD 141Symbols and Specifications

3

WLD 151Fabrication I

4

Total Credit Hours: 41

Program Learning Outcomes

  • Be able to interpret a blueprint.
  • Fabricate a project from a blueprint

Technical Requirements

The Welding Technology program technical standards have been developed to inform students of the nonacademic essential functions of the program and profession. Examples are not all inclusive.

 

 

Standard Essential Function Examples
     
Communication
Oral / Written
  • Skills sufficient to communicate information and ideas so others will understand
  • Communicate with coworkers and customers
     
Mobility / Motor Skills
  • Motor skills sufficient to move the hands and use hands to grasp or manipulate objects
  • Mobility sufficient to perform physical activities that require considerable use of arms and legs and moving the whole body
  • Ability to work in varied spaces
  • Use hand tools
  • Perform tasks in multiple positions (flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead) at floor level and at heights over six feet
  • Work in confined spaces
  • Physical activities may include:
  • Stooping
  • Reaching
  • Squatting
  • Lifting
  • Bending

 

     
Physical Strength and Stamina
  • Ability sufficient to lift and carry
  • Lift steel plates, parts, fixtures, etc.
     

Sensory

  • Sight
  • Sound
  • Taste
  • Touch
  • Smell
  • Visual skills sufficient to see details at close range
  • Ability to take precise measurements
  • Ability to visualize two- and three-dimensional objects and spaces
  • Ability to distinguish colors, shades, and textures
  • Visual skills to inspect or assess for safety
  • Understand and interpret information from books, handouts, diagrams, charts, and tables
  • Read a tape measure
  • View blueprints and sketches
  • Inspect an area or piece of equipment for potential failures or safety issues
     
Environmental / Occupational Exposure
  • Possible exposure to extreme noise levels
  • Possible exposure to extreme weather
  • Possible exposure to dust, chemicals, and fumes
  • Ability to tolerate variations in lighting
     
 Field or Industry Professional Standards  
  • Ability to wear safety equipment
 
  • Wear safety glasses