Russell+Jones

Welding technologies student outcomes;
 * 1) Observe, respect and practice industry safety guidelines
 * 2) Conform and comply with local, state, national and international welding codes and standards as they apply to the work being done.
 * 3) Successfully qualify, maintain and supplement welding certifications and qualifications for superior employability options.
 * 4) Analyze and interpret welding graphics, specifications and instructions for construction assemblies.
 * 5) Recieve, interpret and convey written, verbal and graphic information to communicate effectively with coworkers, management, QC, inspectors and the customers.
 * 6) Evaluate and analyze welding system and equipment failures: repair, report and replace as needed.
 * 7) Employ efficient practices, procedures and effective techniques for proper care and safe use of tools and equipment.
 * 8) Create and maintain essential employability behaviors (reliability, puncuality, drug free, neat appearance, etc...)
 * 9) Demonstrate industry entry-level competencies in manual and semi- automatic welding operations (SMAW, FCAW, GTAW, GMAW) on steel, GMAW, GTAW aluminum and steel. Aluminum cutting, lay-out and fabrication.
 * 10) Research, train and stay current with new and emerging welding and fabrication technologies.

This is a simple rubric for welded samples, the specifications are in the code book listed below. Go to my discussion page and give some feedback on what I could do to make this better.