Practical Welding Technology (Virtual Classroom) 08-03-2026
- Date
- 2026-08-03
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ASME
About this event
Welding sits at the center of modern manufacturing, but the technology around it keeps moving. If you need a clearer, more practical understanding of how welding works in today’s production environments, this virtual classroom is built to help you get there. Practical Welding Technology focuses on the real-world side of the field: the processes, the equipment, the decisions, and the manufacturing context that make welding such a critical skill area. Whether you come from advanced manufacturing, automation, or a broader technical operations background, this session is designed to connect welding knowledge to the work happening on actual shop floors and production lines. Instead of treating welding as a narrow specialty, the event frames it as an essential part of quality, throughput, system
Who should attend
This is for people who want welding knowledge they can actually use in manufacturing and production settings, especially where fabrication, automation, and process quality overlap. - You work in **advanced manufacturing** and want a clearer understanding of how welding affects quality, throughput, repeatability, and production decisions. - You are involved in **robotics or automation** and need better context for how welding fits into automated cells, integrated systems, fixturing, or process planning. - You are an **engineer, technician, operator, or supervisor** who works with welded parts or assemblies and wants stronger technical grounding without needing an in-person class. - You support **production, quality, process improvement, or manufacturing operations** and want to communicate more effectively with welding teams and related stakeholders. - You are responsible for evaluating workflows, troubleshooting inconsistencies, or reducing rework and need a more practical view of the factors that influence weld outcomes. - You are building your technical range and want to understand a core manufacturing process that connects directly to fabrication, equipment performance, and real-world production success.