# Lincoln Electric

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## Courses

Here is a list of the currently available courses.

- [Course ALLOY101: Maintenance Alloys](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055210): Designed to instruct welders in torch safety, torch welding, brazing and cutting, carbon arc gauging and repair, metallurgy, SMAW-stainless steel, welding dissimilar metals, cast iron repair, and hardfacing. Prerequisite: Attendees should have prior SMAW welding experience prior to enrolling in this course Safety Equipment Needed for Class: - Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots - Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields - Welding Jacket - Welding Gloves - Welding Cap - Welding Helmet - Welper Pliers - Channel Locks or Vise Grips - Wire Brush - Chipping Hammer 34 Clock Hours: Lab - 30, Class - 4; CEUs - 3 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held. Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course API101: API Pipe](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055215): Designed to introduce welders to the Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process of welding pipe to meet the API (vertical down) welding code, students are taken from basic pipe welding methods to advanced pipe welding techniques relating to butt joints using cellulosic and low hydrogen electrodes in accordance to API 1104 code.  During advanced instruction, students will be working with schedule 40, 12 inch pipe. Lasting 6 weeks, this course provides 180 hours of booth instruction, lecture and practice. Upon completion of this course, students should have developed the skills for a career in the API piping industry. Prerequisite:  Before entering this class, students must have experience in welding and make passing welds on a sample test plate that includes vertical and overhead welds with an E6010 and E7018 electrode. Course Content Safety in Welding This course covers safety issues related to the welding and cutting of metal. Students learn the types and uses of personal protection equipment (PPE) and the techniques for handling and storing fuel and other gas cylinders. Students learn the safety and fire risks associated with electrical equipment and learn basic first-aid procedures. API Basic Pipe 1 This course introduces students to the fundamentals of API pipe welding, which includes 2G, proper fit-up, joint preparation, tacking and electrode selection in vertical down welding. API Basic Pipe 2 This course introduces 5G and reviews proper fit-up, joint preparation, tacking and electrode selection in vertical down welding. API Basic Pipe 3 Reviewing 5G, students are introduced to vertical down welding using cellulose electrode for root as well as vertical up hot, fill and cap with low hydrogen electrodes. API Basic Pipe 4 During this course students are introduced to troubleshooting and 6G, which includes DC- for less burnthrough and land vs. gap.  In addition, AWS and API codes are explained as well as pipe welding joints positioned at a 45 degree angle using vertical down techniques. API Advanced Pipe 1 & 2 This course specifically relates to butt joints and Brach "T" joints using cellulosic and low hydrogen electrodes in accordance with API 1104 code.  Students will be working with schedule 40, 12 inch pipe. 180 Clock Hours: Lab - 108, Lecture - 72; CEUs - 18 Please Note: Students must pass welding test to receive diploma . Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class. Pancake style Hoods or Helmets are not permitted in the welding school. Graduation Rates (revised) 2023/2024 - 100% 2024/2025 - 100% 2025/2026 - 100% Job Placement Rates (revised) 2023/2024 - 91% 2024/2025 - 93% 2025/2026 - 90% Data reflects current rates only, as the reporting cycle is not yet complete. Data as of 6/25/2026: *Percentage reflects students with reported data who are seeking employment Reporting cycle runs July 1 – June 30.   The Lincoln Electric Welding School maintains records of student grades and transcripts for a minimum period of three (3) years following program completion.
- [Course ASME101: ASME Pipe](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055220): Designed to introduce welders to the Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process of welding pipe to meet the ASME (vertical up) welding code, students are taken from basic pipe welding methods to advanced pipe welding techniques relating to the welding of the root & hot pass done with the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) process.  Fill & cap passes may be done, based on the student’s ability, with low hydrogen stick electrode.  During advanced instruction, students will be working with schedule 40 and 80, 6-inch pipe and 2-inch schedule 80. Upon completion of this course, students should have developed skills for careers in the pressure vessel piping fields. Prerequisite: Before entering this class, students must have experience in welding & make passing welds on a sample test plate that includes vertical & overhead welds with an E6010 and E7018 electrode. Course Content Safety in Welding This course covers safety issues related to the welding and cutting of metal. Students learn the types and uses of personal protection equipment (PPE) and the techniques for handling and storing fuel and other gas cylinders. Students learn the safety and fire risks associated with electrical equipment and learn basic first-aid procedures. ASME Basic Pipe 1 This course introduces students to the fundamentals of ASME pipe welding which includes 2G, Proper fit-up, joint preparation, tacking & electrode selection in vertical up welding. ASME Basic Pipe 2 Students are introduced to 5G while reviewing proper fit-up, joint preparation, tacking and electrode selection in vertical up welding. ASME Basic Pipe 3 This course reviews 5G and introduces students to working with 6010 & 7018 electrodes in the 5G position. ASME Basic Pipe 4 This course covers troubleshooting and introduces 6G, which includes DC- for less burnthrough and land vs. gap.  In addition, AWS & ASME codes are explained. ASME Advanced Pipe 1 & 2 This course is designed to instruct welding personnel in welding of the root and hot pass done with the GTAW process.  Fill & cap passes are done with low hydrogen stick electrodes or as the student’s ability dictates. GTAW all the way out (root, hot, fill & cap) with carbon steel or stainless steel filler metal on carbon steel pipe.  The material used for this week will be 6-inch schedule 40, schedule 80 pipes & 2 inch extra strong pipe. 180 Clock Hours: Lab - 108, Lecture - 72; CEUs - 18 Please Note: Students must pass welding test to receive diploma. Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class. Pancake style Hoods or Helmets are not permitted in the welding school. Graduation Rates (revised) 2023/2024 - 100% 2024/2025 - 100% 2025/2026 - 100% Job Placement Rates (revised) 2023/2024 - 91% 2024/2025 - 93% 2025/2026 - 90% Data reflects current rates only, as the reporting cycle is not yet complete. Data as of 6/25/2026: *Percentage reflects students with reported data who are seeking employment Reporting cycle runs July 1 – June 30. The Lincoln Electric Welding School maintains records of student grades and transcripts for a minimum period of three (3) years following program completion.
- [Course BTB301: Beyond the Booth Instructor Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055225): Who is it for? This course will cover curriculum design, lesson plan development, lab management, presentation skills, classroom management and more. We will explore what it means to become a teacher not just an instructor. Participants will be taught how to deal with different style of learners, how to use different teaching techniques and many other aspects of teaching. The course is intended for new welding instructors at both the high school and community college levels that have never had any formal teacher training. Participants will leave this workshop with the tools for a successful year teaching welding education. What is it? A five day course limited to 24 participants who will be taught by both current welding instructors and guest instructors. What’s Included: Morning snack and lunch daily Group dinner one night Plant tours Library of Lincoln Electric resources All welding consumables and coupons Certificate and souvenir 34 Clock Hours; CEUs - 3.4 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course CFCAW101: Comprehensive Basic Flux-Cored Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055230): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Flux-Cored Arc Welding process (FCAW) for both Self-Shielded (Innershield®) and Gas-Shielded (Outershield® and UltraCore®) methods. Course Content Learn fundamentals of FCAW Self-Shielded (Innershield®) Learn fundamentals of FCAW Gas-Shielded (Outershield®) Weld on 10 gauge through 1-inch thick material in all positions Use a variety of electrodes, wire feeders and power sources Typical joint designs used in construction and shipbuilding are welded, which consist of fillet, lap, groove and butt welds  Final weld tests are on 1-inch bevel plate vertical up with and without a backin bar 60 Clock Hours: Lab - 50, Class - 10; CEUs - 6 Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class. Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course CGTAW101: Comprehensive Gas Tungsten Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055235): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process (GTAW – TIG). Course Content Learn fundamentals of GTAW (TIG) for steel, stainless steel and aluminum Welding procedures are taught on aluminum, carbon and stainless steels Welding consists of edge, corner, lap and fillet welds in all positions Welding is limited to regular thin, flat material, which does not include thick plate, pipe or other irregular shapes 90 Clock Hours: Lab - 80, Class - 10; CEUs - 9 Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class. Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course CWELDCUT101: Comprehensive Oxyfuel Cutting, Plasma Cutting and Brazing](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055240): This program describes the two basic thermal cutting processes: Plasma Arc Cutting (PAC) and Oxyfuel Cutting. Students will learn how to safely operate a plasma arc cutting power source and make a cut. In oxyfuel cutting, students learn the use of fuel gases, how to set up an oxyfuel cutting operation and the safe handling and storage of combustible-gas cylinders. On the final day of this class students will learn the set up and practice proper brazing techniques. Course Content Choose the proper PPE to use when cutting Identify hazards with fumes and gases, light radiation, fires and explosions, and compressed gases associated with OFC Students will learn about the different fuel gases used in OFC Students will learn how about cylinder safety, storage, transportation, and the equipment used to set up the OFC system Students will learn how to set up and adjust the oxyfuel torch Identify the different fuels used in oxyfuel cutting Identify safe cylinder practices, storage, handling, and equipment set-up Demonstrate how to safely set up, light, and adjust the oxyfuel cutting flame Demonstrate how to assemble the plasma arc cutting power source Demonstrate the ability to safely set up, adjust and make a cut using the PAC system Demonstrate the ability to measure and lay out the material for using a guide Demonstrate all brazing safety principles discussed Describe the brazing process Select the correct gases, base metals and consumable materials needed Navigate a Lincoln Electric brazing specification Demonstrate proper fit-up per Lincoln specification Complete a brazing joint with appropriate cleaning, cooling and heating procedures Evaluate a braze joint according to standards 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 25, Class - 5; CEUs - 3 Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class.
- [Course CGMAW101: Comprehensive Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055245): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Gas Metal Arc Welding process (GMAW – MIG). Course Content Learn fundamentals of GMAW (MIG) Instruction on the metal arc transfers of short circuiting, globular, spray arc, pulsed spray arc, Power Mode and Surface Tension Transfer® Learn how various shielding gases affect gas metal arc welding Individual booth time will be dedicated to welding on mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum in all welding positions 90 Clock Hours: Lab - 80, Class - 10; CEUs - 9 Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class. Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course COMPTEST: Comprehensive Program Certification & Testing](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055250): During the final week of Comprehensive Program, students will have the opportunity to prepare for and take 1 Lincoln Electric Welding Qualification in the welding process of their choice. 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 30
- [Course CSMAW101: Comprehensive Basic Plate & Sheet Metal Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055403): Designed to instruct welders in arc welding safety and the Shielded Metal Arc Welding process (SMAW – Stick). Course Content Week 1 Introduction to welding safety and electrodes: types, selection, classification and qualification. Week 2 Discussion of power source: types, selection and duty cycle as well as cable sizing, arc blow and welding symbols. Week 2 Welding Test Week 3 Discussion of electrodes: advantages, limitations, and vertical-up vs. vertical down in addition to certification and qualification test training. Week 4 Discussion of non-destructive testing, fillet gauge use and weld size determination as well as a review of low hydrogen electrode procedures and techniques. Week 5 Practicing all of the manipulative arc welding techniques learned during the prior four weeks. Week 5 Welding Test. Final Exam and Evaluation. 150 Clock Hours: Lab - 134, Class - 16 Ankle high leather safety steel-toed boots are mandatory for this class. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course CPRINT101: Comprehensive Print Reading & Safety in Welding and Cutting](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055408): This program will help students develop a working knowledge of print reading, structural shapes and line interpretation. It also covers safety issues related to the welding and cutting of metal. Students learn the types and uses of personal protection equipment (PPE) and the techniques for handling and storing fuel and other gas cylinders. Students learn the safety and fire risks associated with electrical equipment and learn basic first-aid procedures. They also train on handling fire extinguishers. Print Reading Course Content Identify the different views of a multi-view drawing Identify the features of a part in an orthographic drawing Interpret the function of given lines in a drawing based on the characteristics of the lines Compare and contrast common features of a part in both orthographic and isometric drawings Identify the various additional views used in shop drawings Relate the purpose of each of the various additional views used in shop drawings Interpret additional views for the information expressed in these drawings Correlate the information being conveyed in additional views to the multi-view drawing of the part Safety in Welding and Cutting Course Content Describe safety essentials in welding Describe the SDS Describe welding PPE Describe electricity Distinguish between primary and secondary electric shock Describe how insulation and PPE can help prevent electric shock Describe the aspects of welding equipment that help to prevent electric shock Describe the dangers of the fume plume Describe how to prevent inhalation of toxic fumes Describe how to ensure safety in a confined space Define flammables and combustibles in welding Identify cylinder labels Describe cylinder handling and storage Describe first aid procedures for common welding injuries 30 Clock Hours: Class - 30; CEUs - 3 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course FCAW101: Flux-Cored Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055413): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Flux-Cored Arc Welding process (FCAW) for both Self-Shielded (Innershield®) and Gas-Shielded (Outershield® and UltraCore®) methods. Course Content Learn fundamentals of FCAW Self-Shielded (Innershield®). Learn fundamentals of FCAW Gas-Shielded (Outershield®). Weld on 10 gauge through 1 inch thick material in all positions. Use a variety of electrodes, wire feeders and power sources. Typical joint designs used in construction and shipbuilding are welded, which consist of fillet, lap, groove and butt welds. Final weld tests are on 1 inch bevel plate vertical up with and without a backing bar. Safety Equipment Needed for Class: Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Wire Brush Chipping Hammer 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 26, Class - 4; CEUs - 3 Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course GMAW101: Gas Metal Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055418): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Gas Metal Arc Welding process (GMAW - MIG). Course Content Learn fundamentals of GMAW (MIG) Instruction on the metal arc transfers of short circuiting, globular, spray arc, and pulsed spray arc Learn how various shielding gases affect gas metal arc welding Safety Equipment Needed for Class: Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Stainless Wire Brush 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 26, Class - 4; CEUs - 3 Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course GTAW101: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055430): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process (GTAW - TIG). Course Content Learn fundamentals of GTAW (TIG) for steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Welding procedures are taught on aluminum, carbon and stainless steels. Welding consists of edge, corner, lap and fillet welds in all positions. Welding is limited to regular thin flat material, which does not include thick plate, pipe or other irregular shapes. Safety Equipment Needed for Class: Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket TIG Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Stainless Wire Brush 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 26, Class - 4; CEUs - 3 Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course GTAW101E: Evening GTAW](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055435): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process (GTAW - TIG). Course Content Learn fundamentals of GTAW (TIG) for steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Welding procedures are taught on aluminum, carbon and stainless steels. Welding consists of edge, corner, lap and fillet welds in all positions. Welding is limited to regular thin flat material, which does not include thick plate, pipe or other irregular shapes. Safety Equipment Needed for Class : Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Shoes Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket TIG Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Stainless Wire Brush 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 26, Class - 4; CEUs - 3 Please Note: If a student desires to practice on different types of welds, and/or materials other than those offered, material must be provided by student. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course GTAW104: Weekend GTAW](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055440): Designed to instruct welders in GTAW (TIG) welding safety and basic GTAW process fundamentals. Welding will be taught on mild steel and aluminum. Welding consists of edge, corner, lap and fillet welds. Welding is limited to thin material, which does not include pipe, open roots, or thick plate. Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course INTRO101: Introduction to Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055445): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and welding techniques utilizing various processes like Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), and plasma cutting. Course Schedule Day 1 Introduction to welding safety and the Fill Freeze and Fast Fill groups of electrodes.One half of the stick lecture will be today. Weld with 6013 flat and horizontal sheet metal. Weld with 7024-1 flat and horizontal 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch plate, single pass and three pass.  Day 2 Second half of stick lecture. Cover Fast Freeze (6010 and 6011), and low hydrogen groups of electrodes. Weld flat and vertical up with both groups of electrodes. Day 3 Basic MIG lecture. Weld short arc, globular, and spray. Day 4 Basic TIG lecture. Weld on steel and stainless steel. Day 5 Plasma cutting. Safety Equipment Needed for Class : Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Wire Brush Chipping Hammer 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 25, Class - 5; CEUs - 3 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course LASF301: LASF Certification Training Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055450): All attendees are required to have a working knowledge of electrical theory and components. Class open to all who pass the pre-requisite test. Attendance in the Lincoln Authorized Service Facility (LASF) course does not guarantee one becoming approved to open or maintain a LASF. Consideration in authorization is given to local repair network density, repairing all products manufactured by Lincoln Electric for all customers, and a labor rate that is within that considered average for the business region. Click here to take the test. Repair technicians will be shown the fundamentals of conventional welder operation. The class will begin with basic theory and then show how that theory applies to machines normally serviced by LASFs. The machines in this course will include transformer/rectifier and basic inverter style machines, as well as engine driven machines and wire feeders. At the conclusion of the course, the technician must pass a test on the material covered. Payment Methods Credit Cards - Pay in full at online registration. Purchase Order - Please contact Service School Coordinator at 216-383-2310. No Smoking Policy The Lincoln Electric Company provides a healthy, non-smoking environment for all our employees and visitors, therefore smoking is not permitted on the premises (includes parking lot).   Clothing Casual clothes are acceptable. Please wear long pants and a shirt with sleeves. Steel-toed shoes required. Expenses Students will be responsible for the registration fee, plus other items such as your hotel bill, meals (lunch will be included at no cost) and transportation to the city where the class is being held. Class registration priority is given to LASF technician candidates. Attendance in the Lincoln Authorized Service Facility (LASF) course does not guarantee one becoming approved to open or maintain a LASF.  Contact your local Sales office for LASF application inquiries.
- [Course METAL101: Weekend with Metal](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055455): Join welders of all skill levels in a safe, relaxed atmosphere and take advantage of an affordable opportunity to learn the basics of welding. No experience necessary. Instruction covers Safety, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) Lincoln Electric swag bag for all attendees Classes held 8:00a.m.-3:00 p.m. Saturday-Sunday All Personal Protective Equipment (including safety glasses, welding jacket, gloves and helmet) provided by Lincoln Electric Participants must wear their own steel-toed boots, long sleeved cotton shirts and long pants (no shorts or capris permitted) Participants must be 18 years old or older Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course MTRS301: Motorsports Basic Materials Program](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055460): Five day technical program limited to 18 attendees that is approximately 30% classroom and 70% hands-on. The primary focus of this course is on basic motorsports materials and applications (GMAW, GTAW, Oxyfuel, and Plasma Cutting) including aluminum and stainless steel. In addition to these concepts, new technologies will be introduced, which include Waveform Control Technology® and Precision TIG® technology. Purpose To enhance your knowledge of current thinking in arc welding safety, processes, instruction, concepts, equipment, and consumables, as well as your welding skills. Course Content Day 1 – Safety and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) Day 2 – Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) Day 3 – Alloy (metallurgy, identification, classification, preheating)  Day 4 – Alloy (aluminum and stainless steel)  Day 5 – Oxyfuel, plasma cutting, open lab and plant tour, and TIG kit with gas lens parts  Safety Equipment Needed for Class: Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket TIG Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Stainless Wire Brush 34 Clock Hours: Lab - 29, Class - 5; CEUs - 3.4 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course MTRS302: Motorsports Advanced Materials Program](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055465): It's highly recommended that students attend the Motorsports Basic Materials Program course (MTRS301) prior to enrolling in this course Five day technical program limited to 18 attendees that is approximately 30% classroom and 70% hands-on. The primary focus is on advanced motorsports materials and applications utilizing the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) process including materials like chrome-moly, inconel, magnesium and titanium. In addition to these concepts, new technologies will be introduced, which include Waveform Control Technology® and Precision TIG® technology. Purpose To enhance your knowledge of current thinking in arc welding safety, processes, instruction, concepts, equipment and consumables, as well as your welding skills. Course Content Day 1 – Safety, GTAW (TIG) chrome-moly Day 2 – GTAW (TIG) titanium Day 3 – GTAW (TIG) inconel Day 4 – GTAW (TIG) magnesium Day 5 – New products, open lab and plant tour Safety Equipment Needed for Class : Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket TIG Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Stainless Wire Brush 34 Clock Hours: Lab - 29, Class - 5; CEUs - 3.4 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course PWAV301: Power Wave Technology Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055470): This course is open to certified LASF technicians and customers. Taking this course will count toward maintaining your certification. A strong background in electronics and electrical applications is recommended. Attendees will be shown the theory of Power Wave welding systems. This class will cover the fundamentals of these systems from manual to fully automatic processes. There will be extensive hands-on testing at the conclusion of this course. Communication cables will be provided to attendees with laptops. Payment Method Credit Cards - Pay in full at online registration. Purchase Order - Please contact Service School Coordinator at 216-383-2310. No Smoking Policy The Lincoln Electric Company provides a healthy, non-smoking environment for all our employees and visitors, therefore smoking is not permitted on the premises (includes parking lot). Clothing Casual clothes are acceptable. Please wear long pants and a shirt with sleeves. Steel-toed shoes required. Expenses Students will be responsible for the registration fee, plus other items such as your hotel bill, meals (lunch will be included at no cost) and transportation to the city where the class is being held.
- [Course SMAW101: Introduction to Basic Plate & Sheet Metal Arc Welding](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055475): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety with an overview of basic weld symbols, SMAW electrode types and selection, classification of electrodes, power sources and polarity. There will be discussions on advantages and limitations of electrodes as well as different welding techniques. Welding will take place on various mild steel thicknesses in all positions. Safety Equipment Needed for Class: Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Channel Locks or Vise Grips Wire Brush Chipping Hammer Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course WEW301: Original Welding Educator's Workshop](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055485): Who is it for? This course is geared for welding instructors who want to take welding education to the next level. What is it? The program is a 4 1/2 day seminar. The workshop is limited to 24 attendees. This course will focus on instructional delivery methods for Safety, SMAW, GMAW, GTAW and FCAW welding processes. What’s Included: Morning snack and lunch daily Group dinner one night Plant tours Library of Lincoln Electric resources All welding consumables and coupons Certificate and souvenir 34 Clock Hours; CEUs - 3 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course WIWW201: Women in Welding Weekend](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055490): A two-day introduction to welding created just for women. Join women welders of all skill levels to learn the basics of Safety, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) with a female welding instructor. Classes Held 8:00a.m.-3:00 p.m. Lunch is included All Personal Protective Equipment (including safety glasses, welding jacket, gloves and helmet) loaned by Lincoln Electric Participants must wear their own steel-toed boots, long sleeved cotton shirts and long pants (no shorts allowed) Must be 18 yrs or older Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course TTS501: Blodgett Seminar on the Design of Welded Connections](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1055500): This seminar is for engineers who design machinery, cranes, buildings, bridges, and various types of construction, and material handling equipment.  Attendees typically include design engineers and those associated with the production of steel weldments, such as manufacturing and welding engineers. AWS D1 and D14 standards are used to support the engineering principles presented in the course. Connections subjected both static and fatigue loading are covered. Specific welding topics include the following: • Fusion and Processes • Basic Concepts • Principles for Good Connections • Important Details • Determining Weld Size • Understanding Fatigue in Welded Connections • Designing Fatigue Resistant Connections • Controlling Distortion • Metallurgy and Preventing Weld Related Problems • Designing for Torsional Loading • Learning from Weld Failures • Cost Reduction Ideas • Welding Demonstrations • Plant Tours 35 Clock Hours: Class - 35; CEUs - 3.5 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held. Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted. Off-site Blodgett Seminars are offered to groups at a rate of $10,000 per day plus travel expenses.
- [Course INTRO101E: Evening INTRO101](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1058957): Designed to instruct welders in welding safety and welding techniques utilizing various processes like Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), and plasma cutting. Course Schedule Day 1 Introduction to welding safety and the Fill Freeze and Fast Fill groups of electrodes.One half of the stick lecture will be today. Weld with 6013 flat and horizontal sheet metal. Weld with 7024-1 flat and horizontal 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch plate, single pass and three pass.  Day 2 Second half of stick lecture. Cover Fast Freeze (6010 and 6011), and low hydrogen groups of electrodes. Weld flat and vertical up with both groups of electrodes. Day 3 Basic MIG lecture. Weld short arc, globular, spray, and pulse spray. Day 4 Basic TIG lecture. Weld on steel and stainless steel. Day 5 Plasma cutting. Safety Equipment Needed for Class : Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper Pliers Channel Locks or Vise Grips Wire Brush Chipping Hammer 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 25, Class - 5; CEUs - 3 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course LASF303: LASF Recertification Training Course - Online version](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1059749): **Online Class Offering** LASF Online Recertification system. – (90 days to complete) This class is open ONLY to currently certified LASF technicians in need of recertification. This use of this option will only recertify the technician for 1 year. Repair technicians will be trained on an array of products being released by Lincoln Electric Co. The course will require the completion of 12 individual modules (approx. 20 minutes each) within a 90 day period. These modules will cover the theory of operation of various equipment as well as general specifications and information. Upon completion of each module the technician will be tested and required to achieve a passing score of 80%. Students MUST complete all 12 modules within 90 days to receive credit for the class and recertification. Eligible technicians are required to have access to the MYLINCOLN portal as well as an active, unique technician / student e-mail within the system. No group emails will be authorized. Please allow 2 business days once course is approved for student to receive access to course material.
- [Course ENG301: Engine Drive Technology](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1060818): This course is open to certified LASF technicians and customers.  Taking this course will count toward maintaining your certification. Technicians will be shown the theory of Lincoln Electric engine driven power sources. We will cover the theory of DC generators, AC alternators, and how we use the technology in our machines. There will be some classroom and extensive hands-on testing. *Class counts for LASF recertification Payment Methods Credit Cards - Pay in full at online registration. Purchase Order - Please contact Service School Coordinator at 216-383-2310. No Smoking Policy The Lincoln Electric Company provides a healthy, non-smoking environment for all our employees and visitors, therefore smoking is not permitted on the premises (includes parking lot). Clothing Casual clothes are acceptable. Please wear long pants and a shirt with sleeves. Steel-toed shoes required. Expenses Students will be responsible for the registration fee, plus other items such as your hotel bill, meals (lunch will be included at no cost) and transportation to the city where the class is being held.  
- [Course LASF302: LASF Recertification Training Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1061537): This course is open to certified LASF technicians only. Technicians will learn about the new products being released by Lincoln Electric. We will discuss theory and how it applies to the new machines. There will be extensive hands-on testing to familiarize technicians with the new products. Payment Methods Credit Cards - Pay in full at online registration. Purchase Order - Please contact Service School Coordinator at 216-383-2310. No Smoking Policy The Lincoln Electric Company provides a healthy, non-smoking environment for all our employees and visitors; therefore smoking is not permitted on the premises (includes parking lot). Clothing Casual clothes are acceptable. Please wear long pants and a shirt with sleeves. Steel-toed shoes required. Expenses Students will be responsible for the registration fee, plus other items such as your hotel bill, meals (lunch will be included at no cost) and transportation to the city where the class is being held.
- [Course TTS301: CWI Prep Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1076863): This is a course taught by the Lincoln Electric Welding School to give you an extra week of low-cost preparation for the American Welding Society’s (AWS) Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) Seminar and Exam. Included in the program are demonstrations and discussions of the various welding processes, including but not limited to metallurgy, discontinuities, preheat, welding symbols, etc. Attendees will also be provided daily homework and complete four practice tests. It is offered the week before the AWS CWI Seminar. Students are required to bring their set of CWI seminar and exam books to this prep course. Books will not be provided. *This course is not the AWS Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) Prep Seminar. Instead, it is a separate, low‑cost training week offered by the Lincoln Electric Welding School to help you prepare before attending the official American Welding Society (AWS) CWI Seminar and Exam
- [Course CUSTSMAW301: SMAW Training](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1086714): In this one-week course, trainees will learn how to weld in replacement lacings for lattice-type booms on crawler cranes in the 350 metric ton class and above, and for all-terrain cranes and rough-terrain crane jibs. They will also receive the knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to pass a welder's qualification test per the ISO 9606-1 standard. This course is specific for Liebherr customers. Using the SMAW process, attendees will complete the following welds: • Fillet weld pipe/plate material S960QL and S770QL • Groove weld tube/tube materials S770QL
- [Course SAW201: AC/DC Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) Training](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1195466): Designed to instruct welding personnel in arc welding safety and the submerged arc welding process (SAW). Course Content • Arc welding safety for SAW process • Learn fundamentals of SAW • Conventional SAW systems will be used, including the NA-3, NA-5, LT-7, Flextec 650 and DC-1000. • Weld with single and twin wire equipment systems. • Wire and flux applications, polarity and troubleshooting of weld defects are discussed. • Power Wave® AC/DC 1000 systems will be used, including the MAXsa™ 10 controller and Cruiser® tractor. • Experience firsthand how PowerWave® waveform technology can help you gain significant increases in productivity and quality over conventional SAW technology. Safety Equipment Needed for Class: Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Channel Locks or Vise Grips Wire Brush Chipping Hammer Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course GMAW302: Gas Metal Arc Welding & Introduction to Cobots](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1203852): Course Content: GMAW 302 is designed to instruct welders in welding safety, the Gas Metal Arc Welding process (GMAW/MIG), and provide an introductory experience with cobot welding systems. This one-week course combines 3 days of hands-on the Gas Metal Arc Welding process (GMAW/MIG) and 2 days of hands-on cobot welding instruction. The course lasts one week, involving approximately 30 hours of booth instruction, lecture, and practice. Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and Tools Required for Class: (Welding gear can be purchased on site. Student must supply their own steel-toe safety boots and tools.) Ankle High, Steel-Toed, Safety Boots Safety Glasses w/ Side Shields Welding Jacket Welding Gloves Welding Cap Welding Helmet Welper ® Pliers Channellock ®  or Vise Grip ®  Pliers Wire Brush Chipping Hammer 30 Clock Hours: Lab - 26, Class - 4; CEUs - 3 Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.  
- [Course CUSTWTP301: Welder Training and Qualification Program](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1204695): Who is it for? This custom training is for individuals who would like to become qualified welders.   What is it? We will be practicing specific welds in order to be able to pass the qualification tests to the best of their abilities. These tests are below in “what will be taught”.   What will be taught: 3/8” carbon steel grooves, 3G, GMAW-P:  M #’s Qualified : M-1 through M-15E, M-41 through M-49, and M-34 Deposited Weld Metal Thickness : no minimum and ¾” maximum. Positions Qualified : Plate and pipe over 24” OD = Flat and Vertical. Fillets = Flat, Horizontal and Vertical. Participant will be qualified to AWS standard, but not certified Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for Weld School or Seminar & Workshop trainings to be held.  Trainings with less than the required minimum enrollment are subject to cancellation or rescheduling at the discretion of the WTTC Program Manager, Business Manager, or Manager of Technical Services. Classes will be cancelled no less than fourteen (14) working days before the scheduled start day of class and enrollees will be contacted.
- [Course COOPER101: In-Person Cooper Welding Cobot Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1222815): Get up and welding faster with your newest co-worker: the Cooper welding Cobot! The Welding Experts® at Lincoln Electric have designed training courses to show you how to use all aspects of your system safely and effectively. Visit Lincoln Electric’s corporate headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio to train on the latest and greatest Cobot equipment with an expert instructor. Class Location Details Lincoln Electric Welding Technology and Training Center 22800 St. Clair Ave Cleveland, OH 44117 Cobot Trainings are held Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and Thursday 8:00 AM to Noon.  If you have not paid in full, the entire course fee is due prior to the class start date.  Students must provide their own: •  Safety glasses with shields •  Steel-toed shoes •  100% cotton pants or jeans •  Long-sleeved cotton shirt •  Gloves The Lincoln Electric Welding School will provide: •  Welding hood •  Lenses •  Welding jacket •  Wire brush •  Pliers Welding gear, such as gloves and safety glasses, are available for purchase onsite at the Red Zone located in the lobby of the WTTC. Please note that steel-toed shoes and pants are not available for purchase. Without the proper attire, you will not be permitted on the weld floor, absolutely no shorts are permitted. No exceptions. Lodging and hotel information can be found on our website: https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en/Visitor-Information If you have any questions, please contact The Lincoln Electric Welding School by email at weldtraining@lincolnelectric.com or by phone at 1-844-818-6038.
- [Course FANUC101: Basic Robotic Programming](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1237176): The robotic programming training course is conducted on a combination lecture-laboratory basis. Typically, students are grouped (2) per robot and work as a team in performing the hands-on exercises. The course is intensive. Students attending are expected to have some experience in one or more of the following: Welding, Electrical, Computer or CNC processing. Prior robot programming experience is a plus. Assignments will require some evening study. The proper selection of employees for training and their interest in being trained are critical success factors in any robot installation. Students should have experience in GMAW and welding processes. The basic robot programming class is geared toward programmers responsible for maintaining their systems. View Course Overview Lincoln Electric Automation customers with training credits trying to register their staff need to contact  Automation_Training@LincolnElectric.com
- [Course FANUC201: Intermediate Robotic Programming](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1237194): The Intermediate Robotic Programming Course covers intermediate tasks and procedures that an operator, technician, engineer or programmer needs to take full advantage of the multiple capabilities of a Lincoln Electric Automation robotic welding system with FANUC® robots. View Course Overview Lincoln Electric Automation customers with training credits trying to register their staff need to contact  Automation_Training@LincolnElectric.com
- [Course FANUC301: Advanced Robotic Programming](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1237199): The Advanced Robotic Training program covers advanced tasks and procedures that an operator, technician, engineer or programmer needs to maximize productivity and quality with a Lincoln Electric Automation robotic welding system with FANUC robots. Class size is limited to 16 participants. View Course Overview Lincoln Electric Automation customers with training credits trying to register their staff need to contact  Automation_Training@LincolnElectric.com
- [Course LASF304: Velion Electric Vehicle Charging System - Online](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1237606): **Online Class Offering** This class is open to any technician that will be servicing Lincoln Electric Velion Electric Vehicle charging systems. The use of this option does not qualify a LASF technician for their recertification. Technicians will be trained in the Velion Electric Vehicle charging system. This option has 3 separate courses tailored to the individual needs of the technician. These courses are as follows: Overview of the Velion Charging System (SS003),General overview, Inverter Technology, and Software updating Velion Charger Installation (SS003IN) Velion Charger Warranty claim submittal (SS003WA) Eligible technicians are required to have access to the MYLINCOLN portal as well as an active, unique technician / student e-mail within the system. No group emails will be authorized. Please allow 2 business days once course is approved for student to receive access to course material.
- [Course LASF401: Advanced Service Training Program](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1279537): The advanced service training program is designed exclusively for our elite end users who require the highest level of technical capability, performance reliability, and operational confidence from their Lincoln Electric welding equipment. The training session is customized to the participant’s specific equipment, processes, and production demands, with training focused on the exact systems they operate. The training will be delivered by a Lincoln Electric service instructor, the program provides in-depth instruction on diagnostics, calibration, maintenance strategy, performance optimization, and failure prevention—well beyond standard operator training. Participants are treated as strategic partners, receiving hands-on, application-driven learning that enables them to maximize uptime, performance and productivity, protect equipment investment, and achieve world-class operational performance.   Additional courses can be found at classes.lincolnelectric.com .
- [Course FANUC401: Robotic Service Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1282662): An intensive training program covering schematic level theory, disassembly and reassembly, as well as electrical troubleshooting on a FANUC robot and controller. This course is intended for persons who must perform electrical and mechanical maintenance and troubleshooting as well as performing preventative maintenance. If you are attending a Robotic Service course, we suggest you take the Entry Level Electrical Course Exam to determine your skill level in electrical applications. Before registering for these classes, it is recommended that your test score reflect an 80% or better. Note: At the end of your exam, a code will be provided for verification of your test score. Please save this code.   
- [Course ABB201: Advanced Robotic Programming Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1288327): This course is a continuation for programmers who will be writing new production programs for ABB robotic systems. Students will leave with knowledge of work object frames, coordinated motion, searching, robotic GMAW welding, thru-arc tracking and multi-pass welding. Automation customers with training credits trying to register their staff need to contact  Automation_Training@LincolnElectric.com
- [Course ABB101: Basic Robotic Programming Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1288437): Fundamental education for users who will be writing new production programs for ABB robotics systems. Students will leave with knowledge of work object frames, tool center point, jogging the robot in multiple coordinate systems, program structure using modules and routines, and more. GMAW welding experience is preferred. Basic PC skills and knowledge of Windows-based operating system. Automation customers with training credits trying to register their staff need to contact  Automation_Training@LincolnElectric.com
- [Course CUSTCAMP101: Lincoln Electric’s Welding Bootcamp](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1289997): Lincoln Electric, the welding experts, invites you to the two-day Welding Engineering Bootcamp! Where: Lincoln Electric Welding Technology & Training Center (22800 St Clair Ave, Euclid OH 44117) Dates: July 30 - 31, 2026 Day 1 Times: Start at conclusion of Ma 2 JIC IAB meeting / End 4:30pm Day 2 Times: 8:00am – 4:30pm Cost: FREE Registration closes on July 20 at 11:59pm Attendees are responsible for their own transportation & lodging Benefits: Learn about advanced technology & the latest innovations Get hands on welding experience Networking opportunities Tour Lincoln Electric’s manufacturing facilities Learn about Lincoln Electric career opportunities Earn prizes & swag Lunch & beverages will be provided each day
- [Course FANUC501: WeldPro Plug-In Programming Course](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=1337258): The FANUC WeldPro™ plug-in to the RoboGuide offline programming tool allows users to simulate a robotic arc welding process in a 3D space. Driven exclusively by a FANUC virtual robot controller, the WeldPRO plug-in is empowered with the most accurate program teaching tools and cycle time information available in any simulation package. A user can learn to easily navigate the WeldPRO plug-in to create complete workcells by importing actual tooling and workpiece CAD files. Anyone familiar with programming a FANUC robot will be able to create new weld paths with proper torch angles and process parameters. All programs and settings from the virtual workcell can be transferred to the real robot to decrease installation time. This training will be done using the standard FANUC teach pendant within RoboGuide.

## Certificates

Here is a list of the currently available certificates.

- [Certificate CE0626: Comprehensive Program June](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/public/category/courseCategoryCertificateProfile.do?method=load&certificateId=1273250): For individuals looking to pursue a career in welding, we offer the Comprehensive Program. The program is a 16 week, 480 hour program that includes training in: · Print Reading + Safety in Welding and Cutting (1 Week) · Oxyfuel Cutting, Plasma Cutting and Brazing (1 Week) · Shielded Metal Arc Welding (5 Weeks) · Gas Metal Arc Welding (3 Weeks) · Flux-Cored Arc Welding (2 Weeks) · Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (3 Weeks) · Qualification Testing (1 Week) No prior welding experience is necessary for this program. Schedule & Location The cohort begins on June 22nd and the last day of class is October 9th Classes are held Monday –Friday 8am-2:30pm. No prior welding experience is necessary for this program. This program takes place at our Welding Technology & Training Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Pricing The 2026 price of the program is $9,840.00 plus a registration fee of $125. The registration fee is due after a student is accepted into the program and enters the enrollment process. Tuition is paid in four separate payments: · 1st payment is due at registration · 2nd payment is due after 120 clock hours (week 4) · 3rd payment is due after 240 clock hours (week 8) · 4th payment is due after 360 clock hours (week 12) Please note that we are unable to accept federal financial aid. Materials The cost of the program includes the PPE Gear Ready Pack (safety gear & tools), all textbooks and handouts, and all base metals and consumables throughout the program. Students will need to provide their own ankle-high, steel-toe safety shoes Graduation Rates  (revised) 2023/2024 - 85% 2024/2025 - 94% 2025/2026 - 92% Job Placement Rates (revised) 2023/2024 - 76% 2024/2025 - 34% 2025/2026 - *90% Data reflects current rates only, as the reporting cycle is not yet complete. Data as of 6/25/2026: *Percentage reflects students with reported data and are seeking employment Reporting cycle runs July 1 – June 30.   The Lincoln Electric Welding School maintains records of student grades and transcripts for a minimum period of three (3) years following program completion.
- [Certificate CE0826: Comprehensive Program August](https://classes.lincolnelectric.com/public/category/courseCategoryCertificateProfile.do?method=load&certificateId=1273269): For individuals looking to pursue a career in welding, we offer the Comprehensive Program. The program is a 16 week, 480 hour program that includes training in: · Print Reading + Safety in Welding and Cutting (1 Week) · Oxyfuel Cutting, Plasma Cutting and Brazing (1 Week) · Shielded Metal Arc Welding (5 Weeks) · Gas Metal Arc Welding (3 Weeks) · Flux-Cored Arc Welding (2 Weeks) · Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (3 Weeks) · Qualification Testing (1 Week) No prior welding experience is necessary for this program. Schedule & Location The cohort begins on August 24th, and the last day of class is December 18th. Classes are held Monday –Friday 8am-2:30pm. No prior welding experience is necessary for this program. This program takes place at our Welding Technology & Training Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Pricing The 2026 price of the program is $9,840.00 plus a registration fee of $125. The registration fee is due after a student is accepted into the program and enters the enrollment process. Tuition is paid in four separate payments: · 1st payment is due at registration · 2nd payment is due after 120 clock hours (week 4) · 3rd payment is due after 240 clock hours (week 8) · 4th payment is due after 360 clock hours (week 12) Please note that we are unable to accept federal financial aid. Materials The cost of the program includes the PPE Gear Ready Pack (safety gear & tools), all textbooks and handouts, and all base metals and consumables throughout the program. Students will need to provide their own ankle-high, steel-toe safety shoes Graduation Rates  (revised) 2023/2024 - 85% 2024/2025 - 94% 2025/2026 - 92% Job Placement Rates (revised) 2023/2024 - 76% 2024/2025 - 34% 2025/2026 - *90% Data reflects current rates only, as the reporting cycle is not yet complete. Data as of 6/25/2026: *Percentage reflects students with reported data and are seeking employment Reporting cycle runs July 1 – June 30.   The Lincoln Electric Welding School maintains records of student grades and transcripts for a minimum period of three (3) years following program completion.


LAST_UPDATED: 2026-08-08