Industrial Technology Electrical Arc Welding - Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Industrial Technology Electrical Arc Welding from Clarion University of Pennsylvania is a Campus Associate Engineering General degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. This program provides preparation for the student in a career as a skilled welder in the Metal Fabrication Industry. Students will be able to demonstrate the proper usage of safety tools and methods. Students will also have working knowledge and comprehension of blueprints and math as it pertains to this field. Students will have the understanding of various filler metals and the proper applications as well as the classifications and properties of the materials used in the welding and fabrication industry. Upon graduation students will acquire the entry-level fundamental knowledge and skills that are considered to be essential for entry into the welding and fabrication field. Program Objectives: To prepare students for entry-level employment in the metal and fabrication field. A graduate of the Electric Arc Welding Program will be able to (but not limited to): Select and apply proper welding parameters for various materials and work configuration. Identify and select the proper tools and equipment for various materials and work configurations. Understand the importance of safety and health issues/practices used in welding . Identify numerous blueprint symbols and possess the understanding of math in this occupation. Have working knowledge of dimensioning practices and tolerances. Understand the various filler metals and their proper applications. Understand classifications and properties of the materials used in the welding and fabrication industry. To weld multi-pass fillet, continuous bead and understand the nature of welding and possible defects. Understand and perform AWS quality tests. Start and control of an arc and understand how to properly apply shielding gases. View more details on Clarion University of Pennsylvania . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering General courses.