
Explore welding workplace safety per ansi z 49.1 2012, covering welding and cutting processes, oxy-fuel cutting, brazing and soldering, shielding gases, and health risks from fumes, gases, and contaminants.
Explore GTAW basics, including the filler material and non-consumable tungsten electrode, and compare air cooled versus water cooled TIG torches for no-slag, high-precision welding.
Explore submerged arc welding (saw), a high-deposition process using a continuous wire under granular flux shielding that covers the arc and weld pool, producing high-quality welds for large bulk materials.
Explore submerged arc welding fundamentals: granular flux and flux hopper, wire feeders, and bare wire, showing high deposition rates and multi-arc capability for large, x ray quality welds.
Understand the Fundamentals of Welding—Fast.
If you're a manufacturing engineer, production supervisor, industrial engineer, quality technician, or plant manager who works near welding—but never received formal training—this course is for you.
You don’t need to become a certified welder. But you do need to understand how welding processes work, why they matter, and how they impact your production goals, quality standards, and safety responsibilities.
This course gives you the foundational knowledge you need—clearly, quickly, and without overwhelming technical jargon.
What You'll Learn
In just 2.5 hours, you'll build a solid understanding of:
The major types of welding and where they are used
Core welding concepts (like why "oxygen is not our friend")
Critical safety principles for welding environments including the basics of fire prevention, burn prevention, inhalation risks, short- and long-term health effects, extraction equipment, PPE, UV rays, types of eye protection, and more.
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), also called "Stick Welding"
Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), commonly known as "MIG Welding"
Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), also known as "TIG Welding"
Submerged Arc Welding (SAW)
Whether you're writing work instructions, managing welders, inspecting welds, or improving upstream/downstream processes, this course will help you speak the language of welding and make more informed decisions.
Who This Course Is For
This class is built specifically for:
Manufacturing Engineers
Industrial Engineers
Process Engineers
Quality Engineers and Technicians
Production Supervisors and Managers
Maintenance Technicians
Welding Technicians and Novice Welders
Fabricators and Assembly Leads
Supplier Quality Engineers
Technical Trainers
No prior welding knowledge is required. If welding affects your job in any way, this course will increase your effectiveness and boost your technical confidence.
What You Get
2.5 hours of focused, easy-to-understand video content
Lifetime access to all course materials and future updates
Q&A access to instructors Garry Pace (licensed PE and master welding instructor) and Ray Harkins
A Certificate of Completion with your name and total video hours
Start Learning Today
Welding is central to countless manufacturing operations. Don’t let it remain a mystery. This practical course will help you build confidence, improve communication with technical teams, and sharpen your professional edge.
Enroll now and take the next step in advancing your manufacturing career.