Welding is valuable in a wide variety of careers. In construction, ironworkers weld structural steel components and rebar on bridge and building projects. Pipefitters and fabricators use welding for plumbing, public utilities, HVAC, and many more applications. In addition, skilled welders are employed to manufacture a wide variety of products in Vermont, from lamps to pizza ovens, and work in the repair of everything heavy trucks to machinery used in cheese factories!
For a partial list of employers looking for candidates with welding skills, click here.
Advanced Manufacturing covers a wide range of topics and industries. Computer Numeric Control (CNC) processes are widely used in small shops and large. Computer aided Manufacturing (CAM) is a high-demand skill at top-tier manufacturing facilities throughout Vermont. CNC or CAM and welding skills together are a great combination for career advancement!
Introductory Welding Classes to start your career
December 6 in Saint Albans (Welding for Women)
Advanced Manufacturing/Advanced Welding Courses:
November 4 – Solidwork Certification in Springfield
January 5 – Advanced Welding in Rutland
If you missed it, Solidworks Certification is available in Springfield in November!
This 45-hour class covers Parametric Solid Modeling and CAD using SolidWorks 2025® with options to attain Certified SolidWorks Associate (CSWA) and Certified SolidWorks Professional (CSWP) certifications. More information available here.
