WLD 142 - Maintenance Welding

• Learn to weld on different thicknesses and various types of metals as well as making repair welds.
• SMAW processes on various types of metals
• GTAW processes on various types of metals
• GMAW processes on various types of metals
• FCAW processes on various types of metals 

• Fixed Shade Welding Hood with 2” x 4” Lens #10 Shade Welding Sleeves 
• Long sleeve welding shirt (Denim/Carhartt Type) 
• Pants without Cuffs (Denim/Carhartt Type) 
• High Top Leather Boots 
• Clear face Shield 5 pack 
• Face Shield Headgear 
• Pair of Stick Gloves 
• Pair of Tig Gloves 
• Chipping Hammer 
• Wire Brush 
• Welding Cap 
• Channel Lock Pliers 
• 3 pair Clear Safety Glasses 
• 4 ½” Dewalt Grinder 
• 14 ½” Pipeliner File 
• Shade 5 Cutting Glasses 
• 20- 4 ½ Grinding discs
• Tape Measure
• Pair of Side cutters
• Small Wedge
• Pack of 10- 2% Thoriated Tungsten 1 /8”
• 2- 1/8” Gas lenses
• 5- #5 Gas Lens Cups
• 5- #8 Gas Lens Cups
• 2- Gas Lens Insulators
• 5- 1 /8” Collets
• 2- Back Caps
• Small Flashlight
• 1 0” Adjustable Wrench
• WP-17 Tig Rig with Power Cable & Power Block

A = 90 - 100
B = 80 - 89
C = 70 - 79
D = 60 - 69
F =   0 - 59

1. Demonstrate the ability to cut materials using oxy-fuel and plasma methods with efficient use of consumable gasses.
2. Ability to weld 16 gauge and higher sheet metal.
3. Knowing steps and processes to make repair welds on various materials.
4. Ability to weld different types of ferrous and non-ferrous materials with various processes.

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