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WELDING

I select this job because i learn a lot about welding in the lab of manufacture in urbe and alter that i was facinate with this job and i think its important because with this technique you learn more about the meaning of metal peaces in the welding part.
Combination Welding: CareerSpeed

Job ID
mob-cw
Company Name
CareerSpeed
Job Category
Construction/Facilities; Engineering/Architecture
Location
Austin, TX • Plano, TX
Position Type
Full-Time, Employee
Experience
0-1 Years Experience
Desired Education Level
High School
Date Posted
June 7, 200


Combination Welding

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Welding Job Duties:

Selecting the proper type of welding torch tips for the metal
Lighting the torch and adjusting the regulators on the gas cylinders or torch to get the proper flame

Applying the torch flame to the metal until it melts
Applying a metal filler to bond the molten areas together
Selecting a suitable electrode (welding rod)
Adjusting the electric current on the power source according to the types of metals being welded
"Striking" an arc by touching the electrode to the metal to be welded and completing an electric circuit

Making the weld by guiding the arc along the edges of the metals to be joined
Assembler brazers use hand torches to bond together components and assemble metal parts.
Assembly welders assemble and tack-weld steel frames and other parts of machinery and equipment to prepare for welding.

Combination welders use brazing and a variety of arc and gas welding equipment to make or repair machine parts, motors, and plant equipment using blueprints and work orders. They may work on products such as machine parts, plant equipment, mobile homes, motors, and generators.