The Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career (MTTC) grant will be used to launch a new Welding Technology Workforce Development Program.
The Welding Technology Program will include academic and hands-on training in basic and advanced welding and metal fabrication, the use of various hand tools and power equipment, and field operations.
Grant funding will be used to provide real-world welding experience through a 37-booth welding lab in which students will use equipment to become proficient at Stick, MIG, TIG, and Flux-Core welds, along with oxy-acetylene cutting and welding. Participants will also train on a plasma cutter and a robotic welding unit.
Governor Josh Shapiro is committed to developing a strong pipeline of manufacturing workers through technical career training to meet the industry's growing need for workers while helping Pennsylvanians chart their own course and secure a job with family-sustaining wages.
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