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Tulsa Welding School (TWS) was founded in 1949 in Tulsa, Oklahoma by two welders to meet the demand for skilled tradespeople in the welding industry. Since then, TWS has become a multi-campus institution that trains students in the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for entry-level positions in the skilled trades:
TWS has expanded its programs and opened three new campuses to meet the growing demand not only for welders, but also for technicians in the HVAC/R and welding industries. Tulsa Welding School Jacksonville was opened in 2001 in Jacksonville, Florida, Tulsa Welding School & Technology Center was opened in 2014 in Houston, Texas and now Tulsa Welding School Dallas is open as of 2023 in Dallas, Texas.
The Professional Welder program starts by helping students learn what it’s really like to be a welder: in interactive workshop courses and welding booths. In as little as seven months, you’ll be trained in structural welding, fluxcore welding and pipe welding. You’ll also be prepared to excel in job interviews and weld tests for various welding certifications.
The Professional Welder program trains you in the skills you need to work as a welder worldwide:
Wherever metal needs adhering, a welder is needed. Are you ready to start training for career opportunities that can last a lifetime?
The Refrigeration Technologies program trains students in the fundamentals of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration technologies (HVAC/R). This hands-on training program prepares students for job opportunities as entry-level positions in refrigeration service and maintenance. The Refrigeration Technologies program can be completed in as little as seven months.
The Electrical Technologies program prepares students for entry-level job opportunities as an electrician. In as few as 7 months of hands-on training at Tulsa Welding School, you could be trained in the skills you need to maintain and service residential, commercial, and industrial electrical equipment.
The Electrical Technologies program consists of courses that will prepare you for concepts you’ll need to understand while working in the industry:
This industrial maintenance course prepares you for jobs that utilize technologies in the fields of manufacturing, distribution, energy production and facility maintenance.
The in-depth industrial electrical maintenance training courses teach students the basics of mechanical and electrical principles, essential safety regulations, hazard awareness and mitigation, insight into manufacturing and distribution operations, and practical exposure to diagnosing, servicing and repairing common types of problems in related equipment.
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