Last updated on 2025-07-14
Program Overview
The Welding Plus Pressure Welding program at NBCC is designed for those looking to enter a hands-on trade that is in high demand across various industries. This program provides a comprehensive blend of practical training and theoretical instruction, focusing on a wide range of welding techniques and processes. Students will gain valuable skills in manual and semi-automatic welding, trade safety, and metallurgy. The program also emphasizes pressure welding on plate and pipe, preparing students for Pressure Welding certifications. With experienced instructors guiding the training, students will have ample opportunities to practice welding techniques, ensuring they are well-prepared for a successful career in welding.
Program Structure
The Welding Plus Pressure Welding program is structured to be completed within one academic year of full-time study. The program includes:
- Hands-on training in various welding techniques
- Theoretical instruction covering trade safety, codes, and standards
- Practical experience focused on pressure welding
- Opportunities for testing for Class B F3 or F3/F4 Approved tickets
This program is delivered in a blended format, combining in-class learning with practical, hands-on experiences. Students will engage in significant practice under the guidance of experienced instructors, ensuring they develop the necessary skills to excel in the welding industry.
Featured Experiences
- Hands-on training with experienced instructors
- Focus on pressure welding techniques for plate and pipe
- Opportunities to gain Pressure Welding certifications
- Access to testing for Class B F3 or F3/F4 Approved tickets
- Blended delivery format combining theoretical and practical learning
Career Options
Graduates of the Welding Plus Pressure Welding program can explore a variety of career opportunities in Canada, including:
- Boilermaker: Specializes in the assembly, installation, and repair of boilers, tanks, and vats.
- Structural Metal Fabricator: Works with metal to create structures, ensuring they meet specifications and safety standards.
- Welder: Performs welding tasks in various industries, including construction and manufacturing, using different welding techniques.
- Pipefitter: Installs and repairs piping systems, often working in industrial settings and ensuring systems are leak-free.
- Fabrication Shop Worker: Engages in the fabrication of metal components, working with blueprints and specifications to create products.
With ongoing demand for skilled welders in sectors such as construction, manufacturing, and energy, graduates can expect a rewarding career with competitive salaries.
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