Gateway Technical College

Accounting

Accounting covers the principles of accounting, including budgeting, financial analysis, cost accounting, tax preparation, and other commercial aspects. Students are taught to interpret figures and what they actually mean to the company or organization. Entry level jobs for the accounting graduate include junior or assistant accountant, bookkeeper, cost accountant, property accountant, and payroll accountant. If taken full-time, this is a two-year course of study.

Accounting Assistant

Students who complete this one-year technical diploma will be able to compute, classify and record accounting information to keep financial records complete. They will proficiently be able to perform any routine calculating, posting and verifying duties primary to maintaining accurate financial records. Additionally, students will be able to perform general office duties including filing and handling routine correspondence to employees, customers and vendors.

Administrative Professional

The Administrative Professional program prepares individuals to perform administrative and office support activities. Students will develop skills in word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software, filing/records management, and production of business documents. Extensive software skills are acquired, as well as Internet research abilities and oral and written communication skills.

Advanced EMT

If you currently hold a State of Wisconsin licensure as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), you can pursue additional training in intravenous access, fluid and medication administration, clinical decision making skills, and patient assessment at this advanced level. Upon completion of the didactic, lab, and clinical components of this program, the participant will be eligible for testing and credentialing through the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians®.

Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Advanced Manufacturing Technology combines mechanical, electronic, and information technology into a single discipline that crosses the traditional boundaries of a skilled technician. Advanced Manufacturing technicians need a broad understanding of mechanical and electrical principles, and the use of data to optimize the manufacturing process through intelligent automation.

Aeronautics – Pilot Training

Aeronautics-Pilot Training develops the skills and knowledge, through academic and practical application, necessary for an entry-level career as a professional pilot. Required aircraft training and electives include commercial certificate with single engine, multi-engine, and instrument ratings. Actual certification is dependent upon successful completion of an external assessment by the individual student.

Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse (AODA)

Arborist Apprentice

Architectural – Structural Engineering Technician

Architectural-Structural Engineering Technician focuses on a wide variety of aspects within the profession of Engineering – beginning with surveying, transitioning into design, and resulting in construction. The first year classes are mostly the same for programs in the Construction Sciences Group (see notes). Basic skills are developed and students are exposed to all areas of the various professions.

Aspects of Disabilities

Automotive Maintenance Technician

Automotive Maintenance Technician gives an overview of essential servicing techniques, including the testing, repairing, and rebuilding of basic automotive systems. Graduates of this program have the skills necessary for entry-level employment at automotive repair facilities and retail service centers or to pursue an Associate of Applied Science degree in a two-year automotive program.

Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology is a two-year repair and maintenance curriculum, totaling over 1,800 hours of automotive instruction. Students desiring to become entry-level line technicians at automotive dealerships or independent repair facilities will be prepared for ASE Master Certification in all areas of automotive mechanical repairs.

Automotive Under Car Technician

Baking and Pastry Arts

Barbering Apprentice

Barber Technologist

The Barber Technologist program offers a variety of courses such as Haircutting, Shaving, Styling, Color, Chemical Texture Services, and Male Facials. In addition to barber ownership or barber management, one can choose from positions in sales, advertising, research, and education.

Basic Cooking Skills

Building Trades-Carpentry

The Building Trades - Carpentry program provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary for job success in the industry. Fundamentals of industry materials, building design, and layout operation are taught in the classroom. The use of hand and power tools is developed in the shop. Construction techniques are developed in the shop. Related mathematics, blueprint reading and welding are included in the training.

Business Management

Business Management is designed to provide a broad background in management theory, human resource management and behavior, accounting, marketing, and business decision making. Students learn how to effectively plan, organize, direct, and evaluate business functions essential to efficient and productive business organizations.

Business Operations

The focus of the Business Operations diploma is to provide the learner with knowledge in the major functional areas of a business including law, accounting, information technology, and marketing. Students will develop competence in the business functions of planning organizing, directing and controlling.

Business Professional Essentials

Case Management

Child Care Group Essentials

Child Care Teacher

Child Welfare

Civil Engineering Technology – Highway Technology

Civil Engineering is the profession to solve physical problems related to our civilization in order to help make the lives of everyone better. The program is part of Gateway’s Construction Sciences Group (CSG) of programs (see Note 4). This program focuses on a wide variety of aspects beginning with surveying, transitioning into design, and resulting in construction of public works projects. The program is designed as a fusion of education and hands-on application.

CNC Operator

CNC Production Technician

CNC Production Technician is a well-rounded approach to becoming a CNC Technician. We teach the skills necessary for students to become qualified set-up technicians. Students are taught the basics of G-Code programming, proper M-Code usage, and the required steps to efficiently set fixture and tool offsets. Students create their own CNC programs and DNC to the proper machine tool. An excellent overall knowledge of CNC Controls is achieved by working on several different brand name controls.

CNC Programmer

The CNC Programmer technical diploma program gives an overview of essential machine shop practices including machine safety, blueprint reading and part inspection methods. CNC Machine programming, set-up and operation will also be covered in-depth. Graduates of this program will have the skills necessary for entry-level employment in a machine shop setting. Machinists already employed will find the program a great way to improve their skill set.

Construction Electrical Apprentice

Construction Management Technician

The Construction Management Technician diploma prepares learners to assist construction project managers and senior staff with the scheduling, supervision and coordination of construction tasks or trade workers. Learners will gain skills in reading specifications and blueprints to determine construction requirements or to plan procedures, inspect work progress, equipment, or construction sites to ensure that specifications are met.

Cosmetology

Exciting careers are open to the licensed, experienced Cosmetologists. In addition to salon ownership, salon management, and specialization of a service, one can choose from positions in sales, advertising, research, education, and makeup artistry. The possibilities are unlimited and so is the income potential. Students receive instruction in Cosmetology skills such as hair designing, haircutting, hair coloring, permanent waving, and manicuring.

Cosmetology Apprentice

Criminal Justice – Law Enforcement 720 Academy

The 720 Hour Law Enforcement Academy is designed to prepare the candidate to perform the essential functions of a law enforcement officer in the State of Wisconsin. The competency-based instruction meets the criteria set forth by the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Training and Standards Bureau. Training is delivered in three phases through a combination of lecture, labs, interactive group discussion, hands-on instruction, and integration exercises.

Criminal Justice Studies

Criminal Justice Studies is a two-year associate degree program that prepares students for positions in a variety of law enforcement careers at the state, local, and federal levels, as well as in the field of private security. Students study the law enforcement field plus physical and behavioral sciences to meet the demands of the police profession, including criminal investigation, traffic law, patrol procedures, and scientific crime laboratory.

Culinary Apprentice

Culinary Arts

Culinary Arts places emphasis on food purchasing, specialty food preparation, dining room operation, and quantity food preparation sanitation. In addition to the business aspects of restaurant operations, this program includes extensive hands-on preparation of different foods. Students completing the program are certified in sanitation and qualified for employment as cafeteria managers, restaurant cooks, concession managers, and specialty cooks.

Culinary Assistant

The Culinary Assistant diploma prepares individuals to serve under the supervision of chefs and other food service professionals as kitchen support staff and commercial food preparation workers. Coursework includes instruction in kitchen organization and operations, sanitation and quality control, basic food preparation and cooking skills, kitchen and kitchen equipment maintenance, and quantity food measurement and monitoring.

Dental Assistant

Dental Assistant program prepares graduates to work with dentists as they examine and treat patients. Dental Assistants with documented skills also may carry out a variety of laboratory, clinical and office duties. Some dental assistants manage the office and are responsible for patient scheduling and bookkeeping functions. Graduates receive a technical diploma and are eligible to write the certification examination of the Dental Assisting National Board.

Diesel Equipment Mechanic

Diesel Equipment Mechanic is a one-year repair and maintenance program designed to prepare an entry level diesel technician. This program is the first year of the associate degree Diesel Equipment Technology program. Program instruction will include over the road, off road and stationary applications. Emphasis will be placed on the fundamentals and repair of diesel engines, and basic diesel vehicle systems including brakes, heating, cooling, and electrical/electronic.

Diesel Equipment Technology

Diesel Equipment Technology is a two-year repair and maintenance program designed to prepare an entry level diesel technician. Program instruction will include over the road, off road and stationary applications. Emphasis will be placed on operational fundamentals and repair of diesel engines, and diesel vehicle systems including brakes, heating, and cooling systems. Technical skills will be developed in diagnosing and repair of advanced engine and system controls.

Diesel Mechanic’s Assistant

Diesel Technician

Digital Marketing - Social Media

Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education prepares students to work as teacher-caregivers in early childhood settings. It combines hands-on fieldwork in area centers with related academic work at the college. Graduates become responsible for the care and education of children in the birth-to-eight-years age range. They create and maintain safe and healthy play environments, guide behavior, plan and implement learning activities, and work cooperatively with staff and parents.

Electrical Engineering Technology

Electrical Engineering Technology focuses on the installation, maintenance, modification, diagnosis, and troubleshooting of a wide variety of electronic equipment. In addition to comprehensive training in electronic theory, lab experience is an integral part of the program. The study areas include AC/DC principles, transistor operation, digital circuits, microprocessors, optoelectronics, communications, and industrial electronics.

Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

Electromechanical Maintenance Technicians are multi-skilled individuals proficient in many tasks giving them the skills to assemble, install, troubleshoot, repair, and modify machinery. After completing this diploma, students will be able to perform repairs, maintenance and troubleshooting on hydraulic, pneumatic systems, motors and motor controls, mechanical drives, PLC’s, HMI’s and robotic systems.

Emergency Medical Technician

Emergency Medical Technician is a 180-hour entry-level training in emergency medicine. This program provides students the skills and knowledge needed to assess and manage all types of injuries and acute illnesses while providing safe and rapid patient transport to an appropriate medical facility. Components of the course include lecture, practical lab, and hospital clinical experience.

EMT-Paramedic

Paramedic requires students to be licensed in Wisconsin at the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Advanced EMT (EMT Intermediate Technician), or EMT Intermediate level and be current in Healthcare Provider CPR. Paramedics can perform more acute care and administer advanced drug therapies. They can also perform surgical procedures to open airways and provide resuscitative drugs. Paramedics have an increased knowledge of lifesaving skills as well as advanced emergency assessment expertise.

Environmental Studies

Facilities Maintenance

Facilities Maintenance provides the training needed to service, maintain, and operate equipment found in public, commercial, and other buildings. Typical operations employing facilities (building) maintenance workers include hospitals, government buildings, schools, hotels, apartment buildings, light manufacturing facilities, and office buildings.

Facilities Maintenance Technician Apprentice

Fanuc Robot Certification

Fire Science

The Fire Science program will provide applicants with foundational entry level knowledge and practice to pursue a career in the fire service. Students are able to apply health & wellness principles to their own professional lives, and prepare for the candidate physical ability test (CPAT) certificate.

Foundations of Teacher Education

Foundations of Teacher Education is an Associate of Applied Science degree, which prepares qualified individuals to work directly with students under the supervision of a licensed teacher. The duties include assisting children with math, reading, and writing assignments, as well as handling classroom management, clerical, and other tasks related to instruction. This program meets Title I requirements.

Funeral Service

This is a shared program with Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC). This program prepares you for a career as a licensed funeral director and embalmer in a profession that demands compassion, dedication and creativity. Our rigorous curriculum trains students to become among the best funeral directors in the expanding death-care profession. Once accepted into the program, students are immersed in all facets of the funeral profession.

Gerontology

Graphic Design

Graphic Design educates students in the practice of design, illustration, and reproductive processes related to the print and audio visual media. Course work includes basic illustration, visual communication, and reproductive concepts with emphasis on development in computer graphic skills.

Greenhouse Operations

The Greenhouse Operations program trains students in greenhouse growing and operations, hydroponics, and retail garden center and floral shop management. Hands-on experience in a commercial greenhouse, ornamental gardens and an operating urban farm are part of the learning experience. Plant identification, care and culture are key elements of the program, as are technical and graphic skills, sustainable methods for plant care and creative approaches to problem solving and landscape design.

Horticulture Basics

Horticulture Technician

Horticulture Technician is a one-year embedded technical diploma that builds upon the skills gained in the Horticulture Basics career pathway certificate and can lead directly into Greenhouse Operations or Landscape Horticulture. Learners gain a broad understanding of the horticulture field and basic technical skills to make them an asset to any company in the green industry. Work duties are typically very hands-on.

Human Resources

Human Resources is an integral component in the strategic advancement of any organization. This program will allow you the opportunity to gain new skills in specialized areas including recruitment, hiring, training and development, employee records, compensation and benefits. Students will explore employment law, occupational safety and health, equal employment opportunity, wages, healthcare, family leave and retirement plans. You will be well equipped for this rewarding and important field.

Human Resources Management

Human Services Associate

Human Services Associate is designed to prepare people for entry level positions in a variety of human service agencies and social service programs. The Human Services Associate program includes a unique combination of the study of aspects of human services, general education subjects, and 300 hours of actual field experience in a community human service agency under the supervision of a working professional. If taken full-time, this program may be completed in four semesters of study.

HVAC Apprentice

Individualized Technical Studies

Individualized Technical Studies is designed for individuals desiring to combine skills and knowledge from different academic disciplines. The degree is designed to meet specific educational needs of students whose career goals do not align with current academic programs. Career goals are identified with the input of the student, a Gateway advisor, and an occupational mentor.

Industrial Manufacturing Technician Apprentice

Infant/Toddler Credential

Information Technology – AI Data Specialist

The IT – AI Data Specialist program trains students to identify, utilize, and interpret data from various sources, and to visualize that data to resolve business questions that impact data-driven decisions. Topics will include using current technologies to work with large data sets, securing data from various sources, database technologies, computer programming in Python and R, statistical analysis of data, creating visualizations and business intelligence, and completing real-world projects.

Information Technology – Computer Support Specialist

Cybersecurity Specialists monitor an organization’s computer network, maintain system security and upgrade security measures to prevent computer security incidents and cyberattacks. Learn to protect data confidentiality, integrity and availability while learning ways to implement security mechanisms. Emphasis is placed on vigilant security awareness, identifying network threats and deploying appropriate incident responses.

Information Technology – Cybersecurity Specialist

Cybersecurity Specialists monitor an organization’s computer network, maintain system security and upgrade security measures to prevent computer security incidents and cyberattacks. Learn to protect data confidentiality, integrity and availability while learning ways to implement security mechanisms. Emphasis is placed on vigilant security awareness, identifying network threats and deploying appropriate incident responses.

Information Technology – Network Specialist

IT-Network Specialist is designed to prepare students for a professional career in the computer network field. The program takes the students from the beginning architectural design process through installation, configuration, administration, and tuning of microcomputer network environments. Additional topics incorporated into the program include cross-platform and enterprise network environments.

Information Technology – Software Developer

IT-Software Developer covers the rapidly changing field of Information Technology with its multiple job opportunities; it may be completed in five semesters if taken full-time. The curriculum includes various types of programming, program analysis, and system software. Typical entry-level positions are entry-level programmer and computer operator.

Information Technology – Web Software Developer

The IT-Web Software Developer program trains students in the development and maintenance of business and e-Commerce web sites using a variety of software, programming, and scripting languages. Topics will include web site project management, design, development, deployment, and basic maintenance of back-end databases and websites. Typical entry-level positions for this training opportunity include web developer, web programmer, and web designer.

Interior Design

The Interior Design program emphasizes the design of functional, aesthetic, and technically proficient environments that meet the needs of people in spaces that are both safe and universally accessible. Green/sustainable practices are infused throughout the curriculum. Graduates are prepared with the necessary foundation skills in both manual and computer-aided graphics along with exposure to design studio processes and methodologies.

Intro to Paraeducator Careers

IT - AI and Machine Learning

IT – Computer Support Technician

The IT-Computer Support Technician program will provide the first step toward a career in IT which focuses on the support of end users. This program is designed to serve as a pathway into the IT-Computer Support Specialist (10-154-3) associate degree program. Students completing this program will have the option to continue into the parent program or become employed directly in the field. Graduates will have opportunities for employment reaching across all industries.

IT - Data Analytics Certificate

IT - Full Stack Web Developer Certificate

IT – Microsoft Data Center Technician Certificate

IT Service Desk Technician

IT – Web Programmer

The IT – Web Programmer diploma trains students in the development of business web sites using a variety of programming and scripting languages. Topics will include web site design and development and basic knowledge of SQL and back-end databases. Typical entry-level positions are junior web developer and junior web programmer.

Landscape Horticulture

The Landscape Horticulture program trains students in sustainable landscape design and management. Plant identification, plant healthcare, hardscape development, irrigation installation and landscape estimating are important elements of this program. Plant health care explores pest and disease identification, prevention, and control through developing integrated pest-management systems. Learners will complete Pesticide Applicator Training.

Leadership Development

Leadership Development provides opportunities for those interested in acquiring or improving managerial/supervisory skills. The curriculum provides a blend of human relations and management development disciplines. This background enables the supervisor or manager to better understand how to attain organizational goals through the positive motivation of employees. Emphasis is placed on the “how-to-approach” which allows the instruction to be transferred from the classroom to the job.

Leadership Essentials

Legal Studies/Paralegal

The Paralegal Program prepares students for responsible, entry-level paralegal positions. Working under the supervision of an attorney, paralegals serve as legal assistants who perform administrative and support tasks. Paralegals may work in the public sector or private law firms and may engage in a wide variety of legal duties. Graduates of this program will be qualified to perform specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible.

Liberal Arts – Associate of Arts

The Liberal Arts - Associate of Arts degree (AA) prepares students with the necessary academic and practical skills to complete a program of general education study and successfully transfer to a four-year college/university or to the workforce. The Associate of Arts requires coursework to prepare students to enter into many different areas of study, emphasizing Humanities & Fine Arts and Social & Behavioral Sciences.

Liberal Arts – Associate of Science

The Liberal Arts - Associate of Science degree (AS) prepares students with the necessary academic and practical skills to complete a program of general education study and successfully transfer to a four-year college/university or to the workforce. The Associate of Science requires coursework to prepare students to enter into many different areas of study, emphasizing math and sciences.

LPN to ADN Bridge

Machine Repair Apprentice

Machinist Apprentice

Maintenance Mechanic – Millwright Apprentice

Maintenance Technician Apprentice

Marketing

Marketing is a two-year associate degree program if taken full-time. Project-based learning applications prepare graduates for work in marketing and sales positions with opportunities to advance throughout their career. Students will develop an understanding of marketing strategies for consumers and business customers.

Marketing-Sales

Material Testing Inspector

Mechanical Maintenance Technician

Mechatronics Technician Apprentice

Medical Assistant

The Medical Assistant program’s goal is to prepare competent entry-level medical assistants in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains. Medical assistants are multi-skilled health individuals who work in ambulatory settings such as clinics, group practices, and physicians’ offices.

Medical Laboratory Technician

At career entry, the medical laboratory technician/medical laboratory technician will be able to perform routine clinical laboratory tests (such as hematology, clinical chemistry, immunohematology, microbiology, serology/immunology, coagulation, molecular, and other emerging diagnostics) as the primary analyst making specimen-oriented decisions on predetermined criteria, including a working knowledge of critical values.

Mold Maker Apprentice

Nail Technician

Nursing Assistant

Nursing Assistant, offered numerous times throughout the district, prepares students to perform basic nursing skills in caring for clients in various health care settings. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion of this course and graduates are eligible to competency test for placement on the Wisconsin Nursing Assistant / Home Health Aide Registry.

Nursing – Associate Degree (ADN/RN)

Nursing-Associate Degree program is the dynamic interpersonal goal-directed process that seeks to promote optimal health within the context of individuals, family, community and society. The concept of caring, which is central to nursing, is communicated through both attitude and action. Nursing uses the nursing process, a problem solving approach to provide holistic care to individuals, families, and groups within the health care system.

Office Assistant

Office Assistant prepares individuals to fulfill the role of an office generalist. Participants will develop skills in keyboarding, filing, business mathematics, records control, and customer service. Office Assistant graduates will develop the computer skills necessary to succeed in the office environment. Participants will be given the opportunity to visit and observe area office assistants in action.

Paramedic Technician

Paramedic Technician requires students to be licensed in Wisconsin at the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Advanced EMT (EMT Intermediate Technician), or EMT Intermediate level and be current in Healthcare Provider CPR. Paramedics can perform more acute care and administer advanced drug therapies. They can also perform surgical procedures to open airways and provide resuscitative drugs.

Payroll Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant

Physical Therapist Assistant is a health profession with the primary purpose of promoting optimal human health and function through the application of scientific principles to prevent, identify, assess, correct, or alleviate acute or prolonged movement dysfunction. The physical therapist assistant (PTA) is a technical health care worker who carries out many patient treatments under the supervision of a physical therapist.

Plumbing Apprentice

Practical Nursing

The Practical Nurse (PN) program prepares graduates to provide basic hands-on nursing care needed by patients in variety of health care settings. LPN's assist with data collection, develop and revise nursing care plans, reinforce teaching provided by RN's or other appropriate health care personnel, and participate as a member of the health care team in meeting basic client needs.

Press Set-Up Operator

Professional Floral Design

Quality Control Technician

Receptionist

Refrig, Air Conditioning and Heating Service Technician HVAC-R

Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating Technician develops the skills and knowledge necessary for state and federal certification. Theory and practical hands-on experience in the troubleshooting, repair, and installation of residential and commercial HVAC/Rsystems are emphasized. Students will practice on modern and advanced equipment, incorporating microprocessor controls, and building automation technology.

Respiratory Therapy

Respiratory therapists see patients with diseases, infections and viruses of the cardiopulmonary system, such as lung cancer, asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and pneumonia.

Retail Beauty Advisor

Security Professional

Small Business Accounting

Small Business Entrepreneurship

This program is for anyone who wants to start a new business, working on a side hustle, or wants to be a part of the development team of an existing company. The coursework will introduce how to think and act like an entrepreneur and how to apply these values to a variety of different organizations. You will learn the business planning process, day-to-day operations, financial management and the steps to start a business.

Spanish Proficiency

Spanish Proficiency for First Responders

Spanish Proficiency for Healthcare Providers

Sports and Event Marketing

Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management is the efficient movement of materials and products including all logistical activities involved in the flow of goods - from point of origin to point of consumption. This program focuses on operations, transportation, procurement and distribution of materials and products. Workers in this field are prepared to analyze and improve processes within their area. Skills in planning, decision making, continuous improvement, problem solving, and leadership will be learned.

Surgical Technology

Surgical Technology graduates are allied health professionals who are an integral part of the team of medical practitioners providing surgical care to patients in a variety of settings. The surgical technologist works under medical supervision to facilitate the safe and effective conduct of invasive surgical procedures.

Tax Preparer Assistant

Technical Studies – Journeyworker

In response to requests for academic recognition of registered apprenticeship training in the state of Wisconsin, the WTCS provides a Technical Studies - Journeyworker Associate in Applied Science degree. This degree recognizes the goals, general principles and procedures of the WTCS Credit for Prior Learning Policy. The Technical Studies Journeyworker AAS degree is designed to support lifelong learning and accelerate the achievement of individual career goals.

Technical Supervisor

Tool & Die Apprentice

Truck Driving

Professional truck drivers for local, regional, and over the road jobs are in high demand. Become part of this exciting industry. This 360- hour course covers all aspects from obtaining your Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) to the opportunity to obtain your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). You will learn how to safely operate a tractor trailer, laws and regulations, maintenance, vehicle systems and safety.

Veterinary Assistant

In this program, students learn basic veterinary assistant skills including how to care for and handle animals, provide medical and surgical nursing, and perform radiography and clinical laboratory procedures. Applicable federal, state, and local law and ethical guidelines are presented to students throughout the program. Students complete clinical work under the direction of certified veterinary technicians and veterinarians.

Veterinary Technician

In this program, students learn veterinary technical skills such as how to care for and handle animals, provide medical and surgical nursing including anesthesiology and dental prophylaxis, and perform radiography and clinical laboratory procedures. Applicable federal, state, and local law and ethical guidelines are presented to students throughout the program. Students complete clinical work under the direction of certified veterinary technicians and veterinarians.

Welding

Welding provides concentrated instruction, primarily through practical experience, on various welding techniques. The following processes are covered Welding/Thermal Cutting, brazing, and cutting; GMAW- gas metal arc welding (wire, MIG, short circuit); GTAW-gas tungsten arc welding (TIG, heliarc); and SMAW-shielded metal arc welding (stick, arc), including robotic welding, pipe welding and cutting.