John Marshall High School Welding Class (MON-ARC Welding)

Acceptance into John Marshall Welding Class starts the beginning of 11^th grade after applications and interviews have been completed prior to summer break at the end of your 10^th grade year. Career Exploration during 10^th grade is highly recommended by the students of the class. This class is great for anyone looking to pursue a welding career after graduation. Some recommended classes to take with the Welding course includes Blueprint Reading, Trigonometry, and Geometry.  In this class, students will learn to: build and repair metal constructs. Work with Aluminum, Cast Iron, Stainless and Mild Steel. The welding processes this course covers includes

• Gas Tungsten Arc-Welding (TIG)
• Gas Metal Arc-Welding (MIG)
• Shielded Metal Arc-Welding (SMAW)
• Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Brazing.

Upon completion of these courses, students will receive State Certifications in the following:

SMAW

• 7018 plate with backing
• 6010 open root 7018 fill
• Pipe 6010 root 7018 fill 6g position

GMAW

• Plate with backing
• Pipe open root 6g position

GTAW

• Plate open root
• Pipe 6g position open root

FCAW

• Plate with backing.