Weld verb. join together (metal pieces or parts) by heating the surfaces to the point of melting using a blowtorch, electric arc, or other means, and uniting them by pressing, hammering, etc.

Learn a timeless skill

You’ve definitely used and seen things that were put together with welding. This industry is found all over the world and can be applied from construction to art, making it extremely versatile. Besides joining pieces of metal together, welding requires an array of abilities and techniques in order to do it correctly. From theory to practice, our goal is to provide you with the necessary skill set to be an efficient and reliable welder.

the Training

The Detroit Training Center’s 180-hour training program helps students acquire the skills necessary to enter the Welding Workforce Industry. Students will have both lectured-styled teachings coupled with hands-on training. This program will also provide students with the proper training and certifications to operate equipment related to welding. Students will learn welding from AWS and safety from OSHA.

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Intro to MIG Welding

The gas metal arc welding (GMAW / “MIG”) process utilizes an electric arc established between a consumable wire electrode and the workpiece. GMAW can be implemented as a manual, semiautomatic, or automatic process, and the flexibility offered by the various process variations is advantageous in many applications.

GMAW provides a considerable increase in weld metal deposition rates compared to GTAW or SMAW, and when implemented as a semi-automatic process, less welder skill is typically required.