If You Want to Become a Commercial Welder, Here's What You Can Expect
Welding is a profession where operators join different types of metals or repair items made from metal. Welding can be a rewarding career for those who want numerous job opportunities that involve traveling far and wide. For instance, commercial welders even get to work underwater, albeit extra training is needed for such jobs. This review will look at what people should know and what they can expect from a career in commercial welding.
According to the narrator in the video, one of the things people should know about welding is that the barrier to entry is very low. To become a welder, a person only needs a high school diploma. There is no need for a Bachelor's or Associate's degree.
The second thing people should know about welding careers is the salary. According to the BLS (Bureau of Labor and Statistics), the average base price of welders for a 40-hour week with no overtime is roughly $46,300. Fortunately, in the past twenty years, welders have seen a salary growth of close to $1,000 per year, which is expected to continue in the coming years.
The third thing people should know about welding careers is the job market. According to the BLS, between 2012 and 2020, the number of welders increased by over 100,000. This means that there are numerous opportunities available for welders.
