In terms of employment, there are nearly half a million welders working in U.S. Due to shortage in supply, there is ample opportunity for good welders. Most of the welding work can’t be automated, so professional welders are required in most of the industries. Welding jobs are mostly required in manufacturing industries like automakers, commercial construction, bridge building – the list is endless. Welders can get certified at institutions like the American Welding Society.
On an average, a welder can earn nearly $15 per hour. An underwater welder can earn nearly $10,000 annually. This profession was considered for men only, but nowadays thousands of women make their living as welders. Women welders were used in shipbuilding during World War 2.
Welding work is used even in art community. Welding was used in certain art work which can be seen in Iron pillar of Delhi in India and in golden bowls, St. Louis’ Gateway arch and in Brussels Atomium.
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