The career that I plan on pursuing is becoming a very well skilled welder because welding is really interesting to me. When I first took a look at welding I was afraid because I didn’t think I would be able to pursue a career like this, but when I enrolled in the class at Finch-Henry Job Corps Center. It all turned out to be great for me. Welding is a very dangerous job and there is lots of safety equipment needed to keep you protected from getting burned and seriously injured. Some equipment include
The career I plan to pursue in the future is a career as a welder. I choose welding as a career for a few reasons, not just because the job pays well. I feel like I can make a career out if it for many years. Welding is a more hands on physical job, and that is the type of work that interests me. One of the main reasons why I like the welding industry is that it requires basic formal education. That means that I can just get a high school diploma and get a job as a welder. As a welder you do not
Welders can make up to 200,000 dollars a year with full benefits! I have chosen this career because back in my first year of high school I joined a welding class and enjoyed it quite a bit. Then I learned more about it and decided I would enjoy doing this as a career. This paper will explore the job description, requirements, and salary expectation for a variety of welding jobs and specializations. To begin with, the job description for a certified welder. Firstly, a welder is someone who welds or
The career I was made to research was welding. I did not choose to research this topic, I was told I had to research welding because that is the class I’m in at Apollo. I hope to learn more about what a welder does on a day to day basis. I also hope to learn more about the money that a normal welder makes and the duties that the welder has. Most of the information I had known prior to researching this occupation. Career Information The working conditions of a welding career involve being
become a Mechanical Engineer. My efforts to improve my technical knowledge and analytical skills met with encouragement and motivation to further pursue this field. The organized curriculum of the University of Pune provided me with a constructive research and technical exposure in
CHAPTER 1:- INTRODUCTION 1.1 (A) Problem Summary The service environment of fossil-fired boilers along with human errors during engineering, fabrication, construction, operation, and maintenance will always result in occasional boiler tube failures (BTF). The industry goal is for a forced outage rate less than 1.5% with zero chemistry related failures. The frequency of these failures depends on the corrective actions taken to prevent or reduce boiler tube damage. Repeat BTF usually result in frequent