The Welding Specialist with Pipefitting program prepares a graduate for entry level positions in structural, pipe and pipeline, and thin alloy welding, as well as for entry-level positions in pipefitting and steam fitting. In addition to the key welding processes learned in the Welding Specialist program, students also learn basic and advanced pipefitting skills.

After successfully completing the Professional Welder training program, you can take your welding career to the next level. With an Associate of Occupational Studies in Welding Technology degree, you could have career opportunities virtually anywhere across the country and globe.

After successfully completing the Professional Welder training program, you can take your welding career to the next level. With an Associate in Applied Science in Welding Inspection and Quality Management degree, you could have career opportunities virtually anywhere across the country and globe.

The Welding Specialist program prepares a graduate for entry level positions in structural, pipe and pipeline, and thin alloy welding. Key welding processes include SMAW (stick), GMAW/FCAW (MIG/Fluxcore), and GTAW (TIG) welding procedures. Students learn welding safety, torch cutting processes, proper arc welding equipment setup, important welding control techniques, fundamental welding processes, and basic welding metallurgy. This intense program is primarily lab based and focuses on developing critical welding skills.

This training program provides each student with a broad range of knowledge in electrical and mechanical technologies, along with heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration. Career opportunities in this field are wide and growing. An added value to the program is the solar energy technology module, which includes an overview of the Photovoltaic (PV) Science with principles and application processes used in many solar powered systems.

When it comes to refrigeration technologies training schools, TWS in Tulsa, OK, Jacksonville, FL, Houston, TX, Dallas Metro (Irving, TX), the Atlanta Metro (Decatur, GA), and Phoenix, AZ have a track record for preparing students for a rewarding career as a Refrigeration Technician. Our 7-month curriculum puts a heavy focus on hands-on training while teaching the fundamentals of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, climate control, and refrigeration technologies.

Mechanical Maintenance Engineering has a wide range of potential employment options, including HVAC/R as well as institutional maintenance engineering, industrial refrigeration service and much more. Training takes just 15 months and you could be ready for a career servicing large, complex systems.

The Electrical Applications program is the perfect fit for someone who wants a career where they can work with their hands and finish school quickly. Students receive a hands-on education in a real-world environment that is taught by industry-experienced professionals.

The Electrical Lineworker program will train you in how to install, maintain, and repair electrical power lines in as little as 15 weeks. Learn from expert instructors, get help with finding career opportunities from staff who care about your success, and prepare for a career where you power the nation.

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.

Students will learn the fundamentals of electricity and solar power, residential and commercial wiring applications, low voltage usage with audio/video and security systems and programming, in-depth applications of motors, lighting, and the devices that control them (including PLCs) as well as exposure to various types of transformers.

Let our experienced instructors set you on the path to success as a professional electrician!

The Advanced Industrial Maintenance Technology program at Tulsa Welding School available at the Dallas Metro and Houston, TX campuses is a hands-on, 7-month training program designed to prepare students for careers in equipment maintenance, industrial automation, and facility operations. The program combines mechanical, electrical, and automation training, including Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and Human-Machine Interface (HMI) instruction used in today’s smart factories and industrial systems.

Industrial maintenance technicians keep complex systems running safely and efficiently. They support equipment-heavy industries like manufacturing, energy, and logistics by spotting mechanical and electrical issues early. Through inspections, basic troubleshooting, and routine servicing, these technicians help reduce downtime and improve overall system reliability.