"Why is Weldor's Workshop the right choice for me?"
Look around you. Everything you see that's "built-to-last" probably took some form of welding to earn the reputation.
Welding is ground zero for aeronautics, infrastructure and manufacturing. With ever advancing technology increasing the demand for quality metal working, brazing, torch cutting, plasma carving, fabricating and arc welding skills (just to name a few), welding isn't going anywhere.
Launch your career with a Certificate of Completion from Weldor's Workshop.
Time to get welding!
Our GMAW class begins each month: 4 hours per day, 3 days per week, 3 weeks per course, spanning 36 total hours of high-speed, hands-on learning.
Call or message today to schedule your training before the spots are filled up!
Our Goal here at Weldor’s Workshop is to teach the applied science of welding through hands-on technique.
We believe that thoroughly understanding the processes of machine operation and the terminology associated with it is core to developing preventative maintenance and troubleshooting skills that are in high demand.
In a fast paced environment, we are looking not only to provide information and improve skills, but we also hope to become a post educational resource for our students who have completed our program.
Weldor's Workshop is a private organization. We are not state accredited; instead, we have built our reputation from the ground up at the local level through old-fashioned hard work and dedication.
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3 weeks 3 days per week (T W Th) 4 hours per day 1:30pm - 5:50pm
     or 6:00pm - 10:00pm
The full GMAW course at Weldor's Workshop consists of a Fundamentals week, an Intermediate week, and an Advanced week (details of each are below.). We work hands-on with flat and tubular carbon steel materials to cover American Welding Society's recognized positions 1FG through 4FG.
Safety glasses and gloves included. Jackets and Helmets available.
MIG Fundamentals of Welding
1st week 3 days (T W Th) 4 hours per day 1:30pm - 5:50pm
     or 6:00pm - 10:00pm
This course is designed for everyone. We cover basic tech as well as the science of welding (12 total hours).
Subjects include:
Safety Practices, Machine Breakdown, Filler Material and Shielding Gas Chemistry, Bead Descriptions, Weld Identification, Polarities, Metalurgy, H.A.Z.
MIG Intermediate Welding
2nd week 3 days (T W Th) 4 hours per day 1:30pm - 5:50pm
     or 6:00pm - 10:00pm
This course is designed for people with the basics under their belt. We review previous activities with the goal of building muscle memory, hand stabilizing technique and ergonomic body positioning. The course is fast paced with a lot of interaction and examples from the instructor.
MIG Advanced Welding
3rd week 3 days (T W Th) 4 hours per day 1:30pm - 5:50pm
     or 6:00pm - 10:00pm
This course is designed for people who are ready to become a weldor. We practice each position/angle and focus on what works best for you. This fast paced course aims to maximize hands-on time in the booth to achieve your personal goal with expert feedback along the way.
TIG/GTAW Welding 101$2500
4 weeks 3 days per week (T W Th) 5 hours per day 1:00pm - 6:00pm
     or 5:00pm - 10:00pm
The full GTAW course at Weldor's Workshop consists of Fundamentals week, Steel week, Stainless Steel week and Aluminum week. TIG welding is a fine art, commonly used when welding thinner or more delicate materials.
Safety glasses and gloves included. Jackets and Helmets available.
TIG Fundamentals
1st week 3 days (T W Th) 5 hours per day 1:00pm - 6:00pm
     or 6:10pm - 11:10pm
The first week covers the basics of trade vocabulary, machine setup, torch assembly and safety. You'll get troubleshooting advice on how to visually diagnose common welding deficiencies caused by: oxidation, torch angle, torch distance and travel speed.
TIG Steel Week
2nd week 3 days (T W Th) 5 hours per day 1:00pm - 6:00pm
     or 6:10pm - 11:10pm
The second week covers Mild Steel, which is typically welded using MIG or Stick, but if you need precise control over your Heat Affected Zone (HAZ), TIG is what you'll be using. This week will showcase the important differences between TIG and MIG on common materials.
TIG Stainless Week
3rd week 3 days (T W Th) 5 hours per day 1:00pm - 6:00pm
     or 6:10pm - 11:10pm
The third week covers Stainless Steel, of which there are many alloys formed by combining steel with chromium (and sometimes other metals). You will learn how to select filler material depending on what metals are being bonded, and practice the fundamentals.
TIG Aluminum Week
4th week 3 days (T W Th) 5 hours per day 1:00pm - 6:00pm
     or 6:10pm - 11:10pm
The fourth week covers Aluminum, a light weight, highly heat dissipating and chemicaly resistant metal. You will take on the unique challenges of the material, such as: the oxide layer, physical/chemical preparation, arc-wander and achieving adequate penetration.
1 week 3 days (T W Th) 4 hours per day 6:00pm - 10:00pm
The Oxy-Acetylene Safety course at Weldor's Workshop is one week long. You will learn the science behind one of the the world's oldest torch cutting/welding techniques and apply it using the fundamentals of brazing and soldering.
Safety glasses and gloves included. Jackets and Helmets available.