Stainless Steel Welding
Why choose Stainless Steel Welding?
- A skilled stainless steel TIG welder can build a career in stainless steel fabrication or pursue additional training in welding to learn how to work with other materials and techniques.
- Welders with strong skills in TIG welding are in high demand.
- A great career choice for those with mechanical aptitude and problem-solving ability.
Program Locations
Marshfield Campus
2600 West 5th Street
Marshfield, WI 54449
Delivery:
In Person
Evening
Part-Time
Varying Class Schedule
Length of Program: Short Term
Credits: 6
Start Dates: Fall, Spring, or Summer
What You'll Learn
Mid-State’s Stainless Steel Welding program prepares students for entry-level employment as a stainless steel welder in production, construction, manufacturing, and servicing industries.
Experienced instructors will teach you basic TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding of stainless steel as well as fabrication, print reading, and more. Instruction will combine lecture with hands-on practice, giving you the confidence you need to start your career in this rewarding field. Graduates may also choose to continue their education in the Welding program.
Outcomes
- Demonstrate industry-recognized safety practices.
- Interpret welding drawings.
- Produce gas tungsten arc welds (GTAW).
Employability Skills
- Behave Responsibly: Ethical Behavior, Self-Responsibility, Conflict Resolution, Collaboration
- Communicate Effectively: Writing, Technical Documentation, Listening, Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Reading
- Critical & Creative Thinking: Inquiry, Evidence Collection, Analysis, Reasoning, Reflection (Metacognition)
- Cultural, Social, & Global Awareness: Global Awareness, Social & Cultural Awareness, Social Responsibility
- Use Appropriate Technology: Use of Technology, Confidentiality, Security, Digital Civility
Learn more about employability skills at Mid-State.
Estimated Entire Program Cost
Cost based on the 2024/25 academic year.
- Tuition & Fees: $1,387.32
- Books: $0
- Supplies, Uniforms, and/or Exams: $100.00
- Total Estimated Cost: $1,487.32
Financial Aid Eligibility
This program is NOT eligible for Financial Aid. Explore other ways to help pay for college.
Cost of Attendance
Learn more about Cost of Attendance, an estimated budget that includes categories of expenses a student can expect to incur while attending.
This course has options available to receive credit for prior learning (CPL) or work experience.
| Catalog# | Title | Credits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30442104 | Basic TIG (Stainless) | 2 | |
| 30442105 | Intermediate TIG (Stainless) | 2 | |
| 30442106 | Advanced TIG (Stainless) | 2 | |
| Term Total | 6 Credits | ||
| Program Total | 6 Credits |
Instructors
Careers
- Production Line Welder
- Stainless Steel Welder
- TIG Welder
- Apprenticeship
- Construction Welder
- Fabricator Maintenance Welder
- MIG Welder
- Pipeline Welder
- Structural Welder
- Welder
- Fitter
- Welding Repair
Fast-Track
High school students are eligible to enroll in this program and all courses required. Learn more about Mid-State Fast-Track.
Take the Next Step
“The Stainless Steel Welding program has given me the skills to step out into the workforce in welding. I have been offered many positions and am now working for a successful, well-established company.”
JOSE FERNANDEZ
GRADUATE
Choose Your Path
Career pathways help you take your education one step at a time to maximize your investment and make college fit your life. Earn a credential and start using it in the workforce. Continue with another stack of related courses to gain a more advanced diploma or degree. Explore this program’s pathway in the graphic below. For an even quicker first step to a degree or diploma, check out our short-term certificates.
Transfer • Dual Credit • Credit for Prior Learning
