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Code
C381 
Title Robotic Welding Certificate 
Department Welding 

ROBOTIC WELDING CERTIFICATE
Program Course Requirements

RAST 1104  Introduction to Automation (2 cr)
RAST 2134  Robotic ARC Welding (3 cr)
WELD 1100  Intro to Welding (2 cr)
WELD 1111  Blueprint Reading I (2 cr)
WELD 1112  Blueprint Reading II (2 cr)
WELD 1117  Gas Metal ARC Welding I (2 cr)
WELD 1118  Gas Metal ARC Welding II (3 cr)

GRADUATION REQUIREMENT - 16 CREDITS

Click here to download the Robotic Welding Certificate Program Planning Form (PDF)

Career Description: Robotic welders set up automated equipment within a robotic welding cell using safety devices, user operator systems, and welding power supplies. They also maintain welding torch equipment, edit and/or create robotic welding programs, change existing welding programs, and program welding parameters. Common career titles for people in this field are robotic welding cell operator, robotic welding system technician, robotic welding system operator, robotic welding setup and system operator.

Program Information: The Robotic Welder Certificate instructs students in welding cell safety devices, blueprints and symbols. Upon successful completion of the program, students will be skilled in manual and robotic welding procedures, creating and editing robot welding programs, error recovery procedures, and basic maintenance of equipment including lubrication of the robot and welding fixtures.

Program Outcomes:
Graduates will be able to:

  • Apply proper industry safety standards;
  • Apply welding and cutting safety procedures;
  • Perform a variety of welding processes using appropriate equipment and setup procedures for  SMAW and GMAW;
  • Apply principles of basic welding fundamentals, symbols, blueprints and welding metallurgy;
  • Develop correct robotic welding parameters for different welding procedures;
  • Perform robotic welding controller operations and programming manual procedures;
  • Create robotic welding programs;
  • Upload and download existing programs;
  • Modify existing welding programs;
  • Robot and automated cell system error recovery procedures;
  • Robotic welding cell cycle time calculations.

 

 

 

Special Program Requirements:

In addition to the program requirements, students must meet the following conditions in order to graduate:

  1. College Cumulative GPA Requirement: cumulative grade point average (GPA) of credits attempted and completed at CLC must be at least 2.0;
  2. College Technical Core GPA Requirement: cumulative GPA of credits attempted and completed towards the technical core of the diploma or degree must be at least 2.0;
  3. Residency Requirement: students must complete 25% of their credits at Central Lakes College.