Welding
2 Year Program
Kenton, Potter
Students will learn to manipulate metal using a variety of welding techniques and the many different job skills that will set students up for lucrative careers in manufacturing, field work, or entrepreneurship. Topics of study include: welding safety, equipment and maintenance and care, metal working safety, oxy-fuel cutting, shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, plasma arc cutting, and light manufacturing. Students will practice these methods on a variety of materials and create unique designs by using the CNC (Computer Numerical Control) Plasma Machine or by developing metal sculpture projects.
Program Highlights
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Take a drawing or blueprint and breathe life into it by
fabricating a life size creation. -
Master different job skills that will drive you down the road of
success towards manufacturing, field work, or owning your
own company.
College Agreements
- Alfred State College
- Mohawk Valley Community College
- Ohio Technical College
- SUNY Niagara
- Universal Technical Institute
Additional Information
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Steel/Composite toed work boots and appropriate dress are required to participate in shop activities.
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Students with allergies and sensitivities, especially to dust
and fumes, should speak with a physician before registering for this program.
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Instructor Information
Kenton Career & Technical Center
(716) 961-4010
Frank Rosiek
Potter Career & Technical Center
(716) 821-7331
Daniel Feeney
Kurt Schoenhals