Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) NC II is a competency-based training program designed to equip students with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to perform welds on various metal components using the SMAW process. The course covers safety practices, proper handling of welding tools and equipment, material preparation, and the execution of quality welds in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.

Graduates are prepared for employment in construction, shipbuilding, manufacturing, and other metalwork industries, both locally and abroad.

Career Opportunities

A graduate of Bartending should be able to:

• Welder in construction and infrastructure projects.
• Fabricator in metalworking shops and manufacturing plants.
• Pipe welder for industrial and utility piping systems.
• Shipbuilding and repair welder in maritime industries.
• Structural welder for buildings, bridges, and frameworks.
• Maintenance welder in factories and production facilities.
• Automotive body welder for vehicle repairs and modifications.
• Boilermaker assembling and repairing boilers and tanks.
• Heavy equipment welder for construction and mining machinery.
• Entrepreneur in your own welding and fabrication business.