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Texas is sometimes referred to as the welding capital of the United States. It’s not because they’re paying welders so much more in Texas. But it is because of how many jobs there are to go around in this big state. Over 50,000 welders are currently employed across Texas, more than any other state in the country. With more than four welding jobs available out of every 1,000 total jobs in the state, it’s pretty easy to find gainful employment as a welder in Texas. But within Texas, Houston is a hotbed for welding careers. Houston is a major city with over 2.3 million residents. That’s a lot of people to keep employed, and six out of every thousand jobs available in this city is for a welder to claim. That works out to more than 18,000 welding jobs within this 669-square-mile city. This means most welders should have no problem finding a job here, and with an annual salary that’s $5,740 above the national average, you’ll be well compensated for the hours you invest. #welding #welders #welder #savedbywelding #fitters

Here's a sobering statistic: there are only around 408,000 welders in the entire US. When you consider the vast scope of Houston's Industrial Fabrication sector, the shortage becomes glaringly apparent. But with our expertise in sourcing and recruiting, we can help you navigate these challenges and find the skilled welders you need to succeed. #WelderScarcity #HoustonJobs #IndustrialFabrication

It's important to recognize that there are many high-paying careers that don't require a college degree. And while AI is advancing rapidly, it's unlikely that robots will replace skilled tradespeople like electricians, welders, plumbers, and mechanics. As someone in the tech industry, I value the ability to work with my hands. Whether it's repairing a car, building furniture, or even gunsmithing, there's a satisfaction in creating something tangible. Interestingly, I once considered a career in medicine as an orthopedic surgeon, using my hands to help heal people through drilling, screwing, and sawing :) Let's not overlook the importance of skilled trades in our society. These careers provide valuable services and contribute to the growth of our economy. Great interview at the link below with a female pipe welder! https://lnkd.in/g56jj7bQ

🇨🇦 Red Seal Welders in Canada: Salaries 💰 Average Annually: $74,390 to $76,635 Average Hourly: $38.15 to $39.30 Entry Level: $60,967 to $64,844 Experienced: Up to $94,359 Factors Affecting Salary: Experience: As you gain experience, your salary increases. Location: Salaries tend to be higher in larger cities and industrial areas. Industry: Some industries, like oil and gas, typically pay more than others. Specific Skills: Specializations like underwater welding can command a premium. Employer: Larger companies may offer more competitive salaries and benefits. References: https://hubs.ly/Q02zym0H0 https://hubs.ly/Q02zyr1R0 #RedSealWelders #WeldingCareers #CanadaJobs #WelderSalaries #TradesInCanada #SkilledTrades #WeldingLife #CareerGrowth #IndustryPay #TradesPeople #WeldingSkills #JobMarket #SalaryInsights #EmploymentInCanada #SkilledWorkers #AshtonCollege

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This #WomenInConstructionWeek, we are highlighting a few of the many amazing women who work at Turner Industries. Meet Daisy Ramirez 👋, a single hand TIG welder based in Pasadena, Texas! Q: How long have you been with Turner Industries? A: I have been with Turner for one year. Q: What department or division do you work in? A: I am a Single Hand TIG Welder for Turner's Pipe Fabrication Division. Q: What attracted you to Turner? A: Turner is a well-known name in the industry, and I heard about the many opportunities for growth within the company. Q: Do you have a favorite project you've been a part of? A: Yes! I really enjoyed working on jacket pipes, which is basically a pipe within another pipe. It was my first time working with this specific process, and I really enjoyed seeing the final product come together. Q: What advice would you give women interested in beginning a career in the industry? A: Keep showing up and do a good job; this will help you grow in the industry.