Successful students are able to compete for entry-level and higher positions in metal fabrication industries.
Students receive training in both classrooms and laboratory settings.
Employment opportunities are diverse. Program training coupled with experience can lead to careers in technical sales, supervision, estimating, quality control, inspection, specialty welding and teaching. Facilities Laboratories and classrooms are equipped to teach a broad spectrum of welding, fabrication, and metallurgical skills and knowledge. Fabrication equipment includes plate and sheet metal shears, ironworker, track burners, computerized shape cutting table, metal roll, press brakes, platen, drill presses, mill, lathe, power and hand tools. A computer lab also is available for student use.