Welding… What’s All The Fuss About?

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May 11, 2012 Pittsburgh, PA. You may have noticed that in the past few months welding has been highlighted in everything from the nightly news, to national commercials, to Jay Leno YouTube videos. Well believe it or not, this is not a coincidence. Welding is all around us. From your car to your refrigerator and even your computer, it’s all welded in some way or another. Weld.com tapped into that when they created the “It’s Welded” video, which can be found on the Weld.com YouTube Channel.

In this fast paced video, Weld.com hints at some of the reasons why welding is so important and why a website that connects the industry in a single location is just as important. Throughout the video you will begin to notice a pattern… You will see welders making a weld and then the industry that it goes to. Notice the amount of industries and different processes shown. This is only a small sampling of the different areas that welding goes into.

The Welding industry affects so many aspects of our day to day lives, yet there are less and less skilled welders coming through the pipeline every day. As a ...
... young person in high school or an adult looking for a career change, this is good news for you. First off, this means that welding jobs are in high demand. When jobs are in high demand and skilled laborers are not, it is common sense that a welder’s salary raises with that demand.

To find out more on how you can become a professional welder or to find welding jobs, visit the career sections of Weld.com. This section welcomes both job seekers and employers. For job seekers, you can create a profile and upload your resume, opt in to have your resumes viewable by our many registered users. This will help getting your name out there and it will become easier to find a job. As an employer, you may create an account and post jobs. Have the privileges to view job seeker’s applications.

Author Bio:

Todd Clouser is the Marketing and Social Media Specialist for Weld.com, Your Connection to the Universe or Welding. With a broad knowledge of social media and emerging marketing technologies, he is determined to create a resource in Weld.com that proves to be an unrivaled asset to the industry.

Contact Information:
161 Hillpointe Drive
Canonsburg, PA 15317
E-mail: tclouser@weld.com
Phone: 724-820-1880

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