Metal Fabrication and Joining Technologies
The Metal Fabrication and Joining Technologies program enables students to gain a solid background with hands-on skills and experience in drafting and layout, blueprint reading, and sheet metal and welding techniques for this high-demand industry.
Highlights
- Drafting and layout
- Blueprint reading
- Safety procedures
- Use of hand and power tools
- Use of manual equipment
- Related math
- On-the-job experience
Technical Program Spotlight Video
Career Opportunities in Metal Fabrication
Entry-Level Occupations
- Apprentice Fabricator
- Apprentice Supervisor
- Arc Welder (all phases)
- Iron Worker
- Oxy-Acetelyne Welder and Cutter
- Press Brake Operator
- Punch Press Operator
- Shear Operator
- Sheet Metal Worker
- Tungsten Inert Gas Welder
With Experience and/or Advanced Training
- Factory Representative
- Heating & Ventilating Air Conditioning Spec.
- Metal Fabrication Teacher
- Precision Sheet Metal Inspector
- Precision Sheet Metal Model Maker
- Project Estimator
- Shop Owner
- Welding Engineer
- Welding Inspector
Related Occupations
- Drill Press Operator
- Factory Bench Hand
- Grinder
- Salvage Yard Person
- Spot Welder
- Stock Handler
- Welding Supply Delivery Person
- Welding Supply Store Clerk