What is the job outlook for Welders?
What do Welders do? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, some welders become certified, a process whereby the employer sends a worker to an institution, such as an independent testing lab, equipment manufacturer, or technical school, to weld a test specimen according to specific codes and standards required by the employer. Testing procedures are based on the standards and codes set by industry associations with which the employer may be affiliated. If the welding inspector at the examining institution determines that the worker has performed according to the employer’s guidelines, the inspector will then certify that the welder being tested is able to work with a particular welding procedure. How much money to Welders make? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the range of earnings of welders reflects the wide range of skill levels.
