CTE Manufacturing Welding Program
Master the Art of Welding and Manufacturing – Build Your Future!
Mazama High School’s Manufacturing Welding Program provides students with the technical skills and hands-on experience needed to thrive in the welding and manufacturing industries. From basic welding techniques to advanced metal fabrication, this program is designed for students who want to pursue a career in manufacturing, welding, or fabrication. Through real-world projects and the use of industry-standard tools, students develop a strong foundation for immediate entry into the workforce or further education.
Why Choose the Manufacturing Welding Program?
The need for skilled workers in the manufacturing and welding industries continues to grow, with opportunities for well-paying jobs and career advancement. Mazama’s Manufacturing Welding Program offers a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience that prepares students for a successful career in a high-demand field. Whether you’re interested in welding, CNC machining, or metal fabrication, this program provides the tools and knowledge to succeed.
Program Highlights:
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Hands-On Experience: Learn by doing with real tools and projects in a fully equipped metal shop.
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Industry-Relevant Skills: Master various welding techniques, precision fabrication, and CNC machining.
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Project-Based Learning: Work on real-world projects for customers, the school, and the community.
Manufacturing Welding Course Offerings:
Jr High Metals Manufacturing (Grades: 8 | Credit: 0.5 | Prerequisites: None)
Explore the fundamentals of welding and manufacturing in this introductory course. Students will learn the safe and efficient use of power tools and equipment, as well as basic welding processes commonly used in welding manufacturing. Course designed specifically for 8th graders attending Brixner Jr. High School.
Metals I (Grades: 9-12 | Credit: 0.5 | Prerequisites: None)
Explore the fundamentals of welding and metalworking in this introductory course. Students will learn the safe and efficient use of power tools and equipment, as well as basic welding processes commonly used in metalworking.
Metals Manufacturing Tech I (Grades: 9-12 | Credit: 1.0 | Prerequisites: None)
Explore the fundamentals of welding for manufacturing in this exploratory course. Students will learn the safe and efficient use of power tools and equipment, as well as basic and advanced welding processes commonly used in metals manufacturing.
Metals Manufacturing Tech II (Grades: 10-12 | Credit: 1.0 | Prerequisites: Metals Manufacturing Tech I)
Gain deeper knowledge in welding and metal fabrication techniques, including oxygen/acetylene welding, arc welding, and plasma cutting. Students will also develop skills in cutting, joining, and shaping metals while exploring advanced foundry operations and shop procedures.
Metals Manufacturing Tech III (Grades: 11-12 | Credit: 1.0 | Prerequisites: Metals Manufacturing Tech II)
In this course, students design and construct work-based learning projects for real customers and organizations. Using CAD software, CNC plasma cutting, and router tables, students will enhance their fabrication skills and learn how to execute precise and professional-level projects. LASER cutting is also introduced for high-precision work.
Metals Manufacturing Tech IV (Grade: 12 | Credit: 1.0 | Prerequisites: Metals Manufacturing Tech III)
The advanced course focuses on refining welding techniques and utilizing complex machinery, including CNC routers, metal lathes, and TIG welding. Students will work on advanced fabrication projects and learn about maintaining and repairing shop equipment. This course also prepares students for employment in the manufacturing industry or further education in a technical field.
Certifications and College Credits:
Students in the Manufacturing Welding Program can earn industry-recognized certifications and dual credits, including:
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Welding Certifications (AWS or other industry standards)
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OSHA Safety Certification
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Dual College Credits through local partnerships with Klamath Community College (KCC)
Career Pathways:
The Manufacturing Welding Program opens up numerous career opportunities in the manufacturing and welding industries, including:
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Welder/Fabricator
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CNC Machinist
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Industrial Maintenance Technician
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Metal Fabrication Specialist
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Sheet Metal Worker
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Millwright
Hands-On Learning Opportunities:
Students in the Manufacturing Welding Program gain practical experience by:
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Working on real projects for local businesses, schools, and community organizations
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Using advanced tools like CNC machines, plasma cutters, and LASER cutters to create precision metalwork
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Collaborating on complex metal fabrication projects that teach valuable problem-solving and technical skills
Real-World Impact:
Students in this program apply their skills to create meaningful and practical projects, from custom metalwork to community-based fabrication needs. These hands-on projects not only build technical expertise but also foster a sense of accomplishment as students contribute to their community and gain valuable industry experience.
Your Career in Manufacturing Starts Here
Mazama High School’s Manufacturing Welding Program equips students with the skills, certifications, and experience necessary for success in the high-demand fields of manufacturing and welding. Whether you’re looking to enter the workforce immediately after high school or continue your education in a technical or engineering program, this program provides a strong foundation. Start building your future today!
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