Program Information
In the Welding and Cutting Technologies Associate degree program, students learn proper methods of welding and cutting with multiple processes currently used in the trade. Students will also learn and apply safety procedures as per industry standards.
All students interested in the Welding Technology program on our Poplarville campus need to complete the interest survey to be considered for placement in the program.
Location of Program:
Poplarville Campus
Hancock County Campus
Forrest County Campus
Program Start:
Fall & Spring Semesters
Program Instructors Contact Information:
601.403.1240
hladner@prcc.eduPoplarville Campus
228.467.7011
cnecaise@prcc.eduHancock County Campus
601.554.4681
jewilliams@prcc.eduForrest County Campus
Your natural abilities
- Reading a ruler to 1/16
- Adding and subtracting simple fractions
- Listening and following directions
Classroom knowledge
- Perform vertical & overhead (3G & 4G) limited thickness qualification tests on steel plate with SMAW process
- Perform fillet welds (3F & 4F) & open root v-groove (3G & 4G) on plain carbon steel with GMAW, FCAW, and GTAW processes
- 6G guided bend test on open root V-Groover pipe using the GTAW process and E-7018 electrodes
- Perform welding operations to prepare welded fabrications from sketches or drawings created by instructor
Graduation options
- Career Certificate
- Technical Certificate
- Associate in Applied Science.
Possible careers in this program:
Careers include but are not limited to work in power plants, assimilated production, pressure vessels, shipyards, pipeline, offshore, and oil refineries.
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