WELDING CERTIFICATE

ARC WELDER CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1740

As an ARC Welder, you will apply the ARC welding process as you fit and tack metal on construction equipment, pipe systems,
automobiles, ships, buildings and bridges. Graduates of this program will be competent in the ARC welding process. Every student
performs the AWS D1.1 practical skills test for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the
cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this program typically find work in small or large shops, and construction sites in a variety
of industries.

JOB TITLES: ARC Welder, Welder, Ironworker, Tack Welder, Fitter, Railcar Welder/Repairer, Steelworker, Structural Steel Erector or Fitter,
Pipe Fitter, Rod Buster, Under-Water Welder

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (safety toe and min. 6" height), and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: Mon-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

BRING ON 1ST DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

BLOCK I

ESP 1740

Essentials of Arc Welding

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

WTO 181

ARC Welding

ESP 118

Career Readiness

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

35

$175.00

$35.00

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

12

$60.00

$26.00

ESTIMATED HOURS 476
ESTIMATED TUITION $2,380.00
LAB FEES $700.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $3,080.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

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FLUX-CORE WELDER CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1745
As a Flux-Core Welder, you will apply the Flux-Core welding process as you fit and tack assemblies including construction equipment,
pipe systems, ships, buildings, and bridges, using heavier materials. Graduates will be confident in the operation of the Flux-Core welding
process. Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical skills test for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay
additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this program typically find work in small or large shops, and
construction sites in a variety of industries.

JOB TITLES: Flux-Core Welder, Welder, Ship Fitter, Tack Welder, Fitter, Railcar Welder/Repairer, Steel Worker, Structural Steel Erector or
Fitter, Rod Buster

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (safety toe and min. 6" height) and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

BRING ON 1ST DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.
CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1745

Essentials of Flux-Core Welding

BLOCK II

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

$70.00

$217.00

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 149

Flux-Core Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

30

$150.00

$37.00

ESTIMATED HOURS 406
ESTIMATED TUITION $2,030.00
LAB FEES $630.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $2,660.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

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MIG WELDER CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1746
MIG Welders utilize the MIG welding process to fit and tack assemblies. These workers weld products including automotive equipment,
ornamental gates and fences, and light manufacturing assemblies such as shelving, brackets, stands, and patio furniturepretty much
any application using thinner and lighter materials in its construction. Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical skills test for plate.
Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this
program typically find work in small or large shops, and manufacturing facilities in a variety of industries.

JOB TITLES: MIG Welder; Welder; Tack Welder; Steelworker; Sprinkler Fitter; Production Welder; Light Assembly Welder, Automotive
Welder; Ornamental Welder; Staircase/Handrail Welder; Trailer Welder

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (safety toe and min. 6" height), and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1746

Essentials of MIG Welding

30

$150.00

$37.00

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

$70.00

$217.00

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

WTO 150

MIG Welding

ESP 118

Career Readiness

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

35

$175.00

$35.00

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

12

$60.00

$26.00

ESTIMATED HOURS 406
ESTIMATED TUITION $2,030.00
LAB FEES $630.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $2,660.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
TIG WELDER/TIG FINGERTIP WELDER CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1747
TIG Welders utilize the TIG welding process to fit and tack assemblies. These workers weld products made of alloys, like aluminum and
stainless steel. These workers weld products such as radiators, custom automotive parts and assemblies, roll-cages, suspension
components, and frames. Every student performs the AWS D17.1 practical skills test for sheet material. Students seeking their AWS
credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams. Graduates of this program typically find work in
small or large shops, and manufacturing facilities in a variety of industries. Some workers may find employment in the marine and
watercraft industries. Experienced TIG welders can find work in the aerospace/aircraft industry.

JOB TITLES: TIG Welder; Welder, Tack Welder; Sprinkler Fitter; Custom Automotive Welder; Production Welder; Light Assembly Welder;
Automotive Welder; Ornamental Welder; Staircase/Handrail Welder

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height) and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1747

Essentials of TIG Welding

30

$150.00

$37.00

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

$70.00

$217.00

BLOCK II

WTO 199

TIG Welding

WTO 120
ESP 118

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on
a 24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

665

$3,325.00

$665.00

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

ESTIMATED HOURS 756
ESTIMATED TUITION $3,780.00
LAB FEES $980.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $4,760.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

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COMBINATION WELDER 2PROCESS: ARC/FLUX CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1749
The Combination Welder - 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in ARC and FLUX welding processes. Students with
the knowledge and skills of these processes will enjoy greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades
unions. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to
cover the cost of their qualification exams. The specific AWS exams depend on the processes selected.

JOB TITLES: Individual weld process jobs are listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder and TIG Welder certificates. Additional
jobs such as Welder Fitter, Welder-Fabricator, Structural Steel Fitter, Millwright, and Ironworker are possibilities dependent on the weld
processes selected.

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, Sleeved cotton shirts, Leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height), Socks suitable for work boots

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1741

Essentials of Combination Welding: 2 Process

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 181

ARC Welding

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

WTO 149

Flux-Core Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS ** 791
ESTIMATED TUITION** $3,955.00
LAB FEES $1,015.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL** $4,970.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER 2PROCESS: ARC/TIG CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1748
The Combination Welder - 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in ARC and TIG welding processes. Students with
the knowledge and skills of these processes will enjoy greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades
unions. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to
cover the cost of their qualification exams.

JOB TITLES: Individual weld process jobs are listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder and TIG Welder certificates. Additional
jobs such as Welder Fitter, Welder-Fabricator, Structural Steel Fitter, Millwright, and Ironworker are possibilities dependent on the weld
processes selected.

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, Sleeved cotton shirts, Leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height), Socks suitable for work boots

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1741

Essentials of Combination Welding: 2 Process

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 181

ARC Welding

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

WTO 199

TIG Welding

665

$3,325.00

$665.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS ** 1141
ESTIMATED TUITION** $5,705.00
LAB FEES $1,365.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL** $7,070.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER 2 PROCESS: FLUX/TIG CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1750
The Combination Welder - 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in FLUX and TIG welding processes. Students with
the knowledge and skills of these processes will enjoy greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades
unions. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to
cover the cost of their qualification exams. The specific AWS exams depend on the processes selected.

JOB TITLES: Individual weld process jobs are listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder and TIG Welder certificates. Additional
jobs such as Welder Fitter, Welder-Fabricator, Structural Steel Fitter, Millwright, and Ironworker are possibilities dependent on the weld
processes selected.

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, Sleeved cotton shirts, Leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height), Socks suitable for work boots

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1741

Essentials of Combination Welding: 2 Process

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 149

Flux Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 181

TIG Welding

665

$3,325.00

$665.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS ** 1071
ESTIMATED TUITION** $5,355.00
LAB FEES $1,295.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL** $6,650.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER 2PROCESS: MIG/ARC CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1752
The Combination Welder - 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in MIG and ARC welding processes. Students with
the knowledge and skills of these processes will enjoy greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades
unions. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to
cover the cost of their qualification exams. The specific AWS exams depend on the processes selected.

JOB TITLES: Individual weld process jobs are listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder and TIG Welder certificates. Additional
jobs such as Welder Fitter, Welder-Fabricator, Structural Steel Fitter, Millwright, and Ironworker are possibilities dependent on the weld
processes selected.

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, Sleeved cotton shirts, Leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height), Socks suitable for work boots

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1741

Essentials of Combination Welding: 2 Process

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 150

MIG Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 181

ARC Welding

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS ** 791
ESTIMATED TUITION** $3,955.00
LAB FEES $1,015.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL** $4,970.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER2 PROCESS: MIG/FLUX CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1751
The Combination Welder - 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in MIG and FLUX welding processes. Students with
the knowledge and skills of these processes will enjoy greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades
unions. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to
cover the cost of their qualification exams. The specific AWS exams depend on the processes selected.

JOB TITLES: Individual weld process jobs are listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder and TIG Welder certificates. Additional
jobs such as Welder Fitter, Welder-Fabricator, Structural Steel Fitter, Millwright, and Ironworker are possibilities dependent on the weld
processes selected.

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, Sleeved cotton shirts, Leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height), Socks suitable for work boots

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1741

Essentials of Combination Welding: 2 Process

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 150

MIG Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 149

Flux-Core Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS ** 721
ESTIMATED TUITION** $3,605.00
LAB FEES $945.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL** $4,550.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER 2 PROCESS: MIG/TIG CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1741
The Combination Welder - 2 is designed for students seeking to develop competency in MIG and TIG welding processes. Students with
the knowledge and skills of these two processes will enjoy greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades
unions. Every student performs the AWS practical skills tests. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to
cover the cost of their qualification exams.

JOB TITLES: Individual weld process jobs are listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder and TIG Welder certificates. Additional
jobs such as Welder Fitter, Welder-Fabricator, Structural Steel Fitter, Millwright, and Ironworker are possibilities dependent on the weld
processes selected.

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, Sleeved cotton shirts, Leather work boots (Safety toe and min. 6" height), Socks suitable for work boots

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription Safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.
CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1741

Essentials of Combination Welding: 2 Process

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 150

MIG Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 199

TIG Welding

665

$3,325.00

$665.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS ** 1071
ESTIMATED TUITION** $5,355.00
LAB FEES $1,295.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL** $6,650.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATES

COMBINATION WELDER-3 PROCESS CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1742

The Combination Welder 3 Process certificate program is designed for students seeking competency in 3 welding processes: ARC, MIG,
and Flux-Core. See individual welding process descriptions for a more detailed description of ARC, MIG, and Flux-Core welding processes.
Individuals with knowledge in several processes find greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades unions.
Every student performs the AWS D1.1 practical skill tests for plate. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional
fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.

JOB TITLES: Welder-Fitter; Welder-Fabricator; Structural Steel Fitter; Millwright; Ironworker, along with each of the jobs listed in ARC
Welder, MIG Welder, and Flux-Core Welder certificates

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (safety toe and min. 6" height), and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: Mon-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1742

Essentials of Combination Welding: 3 Process

30

$150.00

$37.00

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

$70.00

$217.00

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

WTO 181
WTO 150

35

$175.00

$35.00

ARC Welding

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

MIG Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 149

Flux-Core Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

ESTIMATED HOURS 1106
ESTIMATED TUITION $5,530.00
LAB FEES $1,330.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $6,860.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER -4 PROCESS CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1744
The Combination Welder 4 Process certificate program is designed for students seeking competency in 4 welding processes: ARC, MIG,
Flux-Core, and TIG. Individuals with knowledge in several processes find greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities
with the trades unions. See ARC Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder, and TIG Welder for an understanding of the work each welder
of these processes performs. Every student performs the AWS D17.1 practical skills test for sheet material, and the AWS D1.1 practical
skill tests for plates. Students seeking their AWS credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.

JOB TITLES: Welder-Fitter; Welder-Fabricator; Structural Steel Fitter; Millwright; Ironworker; along with each of the jobs listed in ARC
Welder, MIG Welder, Flux-Core Welder, and TIG Welder certificates

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (safety toe and min. 6" height), and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

BRING ON 1ST DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1744

Essentials of Combination Welding: 4 Process

30

$150.00

$37.00

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

$70.00

$217.00

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

WTO 181
WTO 150

35

$175.00

$35.00

ARC Welding

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

MIG Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 149

Flux-Core Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 199

TIG Welding

665

$3,325.00

$665.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$60.00

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

ESTIMATED HOURS 1771
ESTIMATED TUITION $8,855.00
LAB FEES $1,995.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $10,850.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST

WELDING CERTIFICATE
COMBINATION WELDER-3 PROCESS WITH INTRO TO PIPE WELDING CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1743
The Combination Welder 3 with Pipe Welding Process certificate program is designed for students seeking competency in 3 welding
processes: ARC, MIG, Flux-Core, and introductory Pipe Welding. Individuals skilled in pipe welding weld assemblies involving processed
piping systems, such as oil, water, natural gas, chemical, and dairy and food product pipelines. See individual welding process
descriptions for a more detailed description of ARC, MIG, and Flux-Core welding processes. Individuals with knowledge in several
processes find greater workforce opportunities, including job opportunities with the trades unions. Every student performs the AWS
D1.1 practical skills test for plates and works towards the ASME IX practical skills test for pipe. Students seeking their AWS and/or ASME
credentials will need to pay additional fees to cover the cost of their qualification exams.

JOB TITLES: Pipe Welder; Pipe Fitter; Steam Fitter; Boilermaker; Welder-Fitter; Welder-Fabricator; Structural Steel Fitter; Millwright;
Ironworker, along with each of the jobs listed in ARC Welder, MIG Welder, and Flux-Core Welder certificates

ATTIRE: Jeans 100% cotton, sleeved cotton shirts, leather work boots (safety toe and min. 6" height), and socks suitable for work boots.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Generally must be 18 to work in industry

CLASS TIMES: M-Thur, 7:00AM-9:00PM; Fri, 7:00AM-8:00PM

ST
BRING ON 1 DAY: Wear proper attire. Prescription safety glasses with side shields are required if you wear prescription glasses.

CATALOG ID

COURSE NAME

EST.HOURS

EST.TUITION

PROGRAM
LAB FEES

BLOCK I

ESP 1743

Essentials of Combination Welding: 3 Process with Pipe

30

OSHA 100

Safety for Welders

14

BLOCK II

WTO 120

Oxy-Fuel Cutting

35

$175.00

$35.00

WTO 181

ARC Welding

385

$1,925.00

$385.00

WTO 150

MIG Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 149

Flux-Core Welding

315

$1,575.00

$315.00

WTO 130

Intro to Pipe Welding

210

$1,050.00

$210.00

ESP 118

Career Readiness

12

$26.00

Program Totals

*Completion times and program costs are estimated based on a
24-hour per week schedule your actual costs will vary. Book
Fees = Actual Cost to reflect cost of books at time of purchase.

$60.00
.00

$150.00
$70.00

$37.00
$217.00

ESTIMATED HOURS 1316
ESTIMATED TUITION $6,580.00
LAB FEES $1,540.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL* $8,120.00
BOOK FEES ACTUAL COST