an Alberta registered apprentice , Journeyman, or an Interprovincial red seal welder. If not you need to sign up as an apprentice or challenge the red seal exam. I've been welding for 10 years now , I worked a a few different company's I've got my pre-employment certificate and I've been with the same company for going on 8 years and getting absolutely no where. I'm a single dad raising my 8 year old daughter and I can barely make ends meet I want to get My B-pressure and My interprovicial journeyman ticket I know that there is so much more out there for me . and being able to pay for my schooling or going to get my B pressure is out of the question I can weld blind folded I feel like I'm stuck in a rut . I'm definately not getting paid enough for my experience and knowledge of welding I should not be living like this . any suggestions on how to get out . Thanx Dennis in Mississauga, Ontario said: I heard that Sask.is booming now,give it a few years and the same thing will happen there.Wish I was a sanitary engineer . If sask is booming then why are the weld wages low? I heard rumours in sask that it will pick up in the next few years so the company that I work for will have to do something other wise lose alot of guys like they have allready . i bruce in