How To Get Into Pipeline Welding

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @vendetta1306
    @vendetta1306 Год назад +45

    I’m 22 just finishing my last year of school and have everything I need but a truck to put it in. Appreciate the guidance, not a lot of folks like to show young fellas the light nowadays 👍

  • @kirkragland7563
    @kirkragland7563 Год назад +41

    Also when you work your rig you are fine tuning your rig. You will learn what you don't need and what you do need you never thought of, you will learn the most efficient way to store your tools.

  • @zacheryhemphill4658
    @zacheryhemphill4658 Год назад +11

    Traded in my Nissan Altima while working as maintenance welder at a plant. Got all my tools and truck together and now basically hired on as a maintenance rig welder for the plant. Pretty much my dream job just being able to work out of my rig much less the freedom of being able to just be given a task and go handle it. If I ever have to leave this facility, atleast I’ll have all my own stuff and be ready to go. Plus since I look like a little kid you can already imagine how hard it is to convince a hiring office I’m able to run a rig.

  • @joeysantos7953
    @joeysantos7953 Год назад +9

    All signed up for welding school in august. School teaches the top 4 ways to weld, you’re a huge inspiration dog

  • @bartbley1269
    @bartbley1269 Год назад +10

    Good advice . Went to a down hand pipewelding school . Started welding caps on bare 16"pipe done that till one was good at capping then graduated to doing coupons of the same size pipe till the end of the coarse where one took a regular down hand test and then pulled straps. Worked there after at a trucking out fit fixing and welding on trucks and trailers to get rigged up and also in between working there went welder helping on pipeline . Helping on the line gave one a very good Idea of what pipeline was about and one got contacts

  • @richpitty
    @richpitty Год назад +4

    This is a great vid for young guys this is the absolute truth he is 100% right with experience and networking you can never burn to many Rods under the hood it’s impossible in this trade you never stop learning or improving if you can’t find scrap pipe to practice on use plate in 6g or any uncomfortable position to learn great vid man

  • @DASmith-oj9nq
    @DASmith-oj9nq Год назад +2

    It's Kool to see humbleness at it's finest

  • @WyattOTS
    @WyattOTS Год назад +2

    i’m 17 graduating this may, I have my SA 200, lots of hand tools, currently working a welding job as a shop and rig hand. I’m going to wwa this summer. I’m close

  • @thenomad7548
    @thenomad7548 Год назад

    looking forward to the pipeline course. went to welding school and have been a structural welder for 5 years now building hotels, apartments, and parking garages. Doing a hotel for Universal Studios currently. want to switch up and learn to Tig/Stick weld pipe and break away from my company.

  • @JeepBro
    @JeepBro Год назад +2

    Love these tips!!! Going to trade school after high school this year and hopefully I will start my pipeline job next year! Can’t wait for it!!!

    • @Nbs_Adam07
      @Nbs_Adam07 Год назад +1

      Sheesh same here bro, I’m doing a lot of research, what trade school you going to?

    • @JeepBro
      @JeepBro Год назад +1

      American Fabrication Acadamy

    • @user-pd5ft7ph2e
      @user-pd5ft7ph2e 9 месяцев назад

      Hey bro how’s it going? I’m Graduating high school soon and wanna know what steps u took

  • @brianpierson7708
    @brianpierson7708 Год назад +1

    Also at most of the schools where you would get the Pipeline knowledge and guidance there are pipeline hands and welders and welder helpers that come in and visit talk about the jobs answer questions and even a few that have weld bosses to drop in An SCOOPE OUT THE CLASS FOR THE NEXT “GOLDEN ARM” I know of fue kids got out of school and started welding and went to school and finished up and put the time in networking and within a month or two was able to get on as a welding helper for the first 2 jobs and proved there selfs to the welder and weld boss and got a test and has never looked back!! Plus one who started at night and working of a day then ended up making a test before they even finished the school up and went straight to work all because the teacher seen how good he was and never came in late or left early and most importantly never missed a day. So the teacher hand the boss come in to see him

  • @yamatodamashii1179
    @yamatodamashii1179 Год назад +2

    I appreciate this channel. I’m a linguist back in Oklahoma after twenty years teaching in Japan and really enjoyed welding in my army days and thinking about making a career change. A lot of bullshitters on the net but I definitely trust your info.

    • @haroldphipps3457
      @haroldphipps3457 Год назад

      Sounds like you have run across Wranglerstar!
      King of the bullshitters.

    • @yamatodamashii1179
      @yamatodamashii1179 Год назад +1

      @Harold Phipps I’m familiar with that channel and was never a big fan. One clue is the description section of a video. When it’s nothing but a long list of affiliate links, like the video is about a knife and you have an Amazon link for your camera and microphone… or you do a head to head and still have an Amazon link for the product that lost, that you trashed in the video…

    • @DaBinChe
      @DaBinChe 10 месяцев назад

      @@haroldphipps3457 LOL, yeah I remember when he first started. Realized it real fast.

  • @dannynesbitt6181
    @dannynesbitt6181 Год назад

    Your doing a great job, sure do appreciate you sharing knowledge and encouraging others to learn and grow.

  • @ChillwitCam
    @ChillwitCam 8 месяцев назад

    You’re a big inspiration, I’m in school for welding now and afterwards I will attend KWI welding to become a pipe welder is the the only career path I can take??

  • @AlpacaRenee
    @AlpacaRenee Год назад +5

    Good advice Austin. I love your videos! Thanks for all the helpful ideas and instruction. You and Kayla have a blessed weekend.
    Ps. Love my sweatshirt!!

  • @olddawgdreaming5715
    @olddawgdreaming5715 Год назад

    Great information Austin !!! Thanks for sharing this with us. Stay safe and keep up the good work and videos. Fred.

  • @kjensen2807
    @kjensen2807 Год назад

    Cut the end of your beveler off. You can slide the torch and holder off and flip it around way faster with those mathey bevelers. I did it to my 2-4 and 3-8.

    • @Ball-Sweatz
      @Ball-Sweatz Год назад

      Damn things are too pricey to cut apart, taint nobody needs to hurry that much come on meow keep that Beveler minty don’t hillbilly it all up 🥴🥴

  • @brianmendez30
    @brianmendez30 Год назад +5

    Whats your thoughts on WWA in Gillette, WY?

    • @arosswelding
      @arosswelding  Год назад +4

      I like what they are doing. I think it’d be a good school to attend

    • @brianmendez30
      @brianmendez30 Год назад +2

      Would it be your number one or do you have a preference basing it off of tuition, students to teacher ratio, and just simply the current employee’s and ethics?

  • @theallaroundguy2399
    @theallaroundguy2399 Год назад +1

    Did you go back to the pipeline?

  • @timmywarren2349
    @timmywarren2349 Год назад +1

    Very good Video 👍

  • @ronfussell8244
    @ronfussell8244 Год назад +1

    AROSS, one thing you have to have is someone who has the "experience " running that root,invest in school first,see if you can do it,

  • @zane4869
    @zane4869 5 месяцев назад

    ive had a steady job for quite some time now.. how would i go about to get a loan?

  • @bigwhisky4676
    @bigwhisky4676 Год назад +2

    But where in the heck is all the pipeline and oil field Welding work, that’s what I wanna know lol I sure hope it opens up soon.

    • @Ball-Sweatz
      @Ball-Sweatz Год назад +1

      All non union in texas and just about every other area where gas work exists. Only thing goin on for a building trades fella might be a little well pad work and a little distribution work. Texas and then of course the Midwest. Line 3 always has some happy slappy projects goin on

  • @sciencelearnremember
    @sciencelearnremember 3 месяца назад

    Where is a place to weld outside for practice? I dont have space at the house

  • @michaelkirkwood5393
    @michaelkirkwood5393 Год назад

    Austin, legit question. How do you charge doing a fencing job?

  • @harrisonbush7547
    @harrisonbush7547 9 месяцев назад

    So I'm looking to build a rig and was wondering if an old international loadstar would work? My father has it and wants to get rid of it. So I'm curious if it would work. It's a dually.

  • @russelljackson7034
    @russelljackson7034 Год назад +1

    Right on

  • @keepgrinding2797
    @keepgrinding2797 Год назад

    Does it really have to be a 3/4 or 1 ton truck? Why would be the primary reason. Thanks in advance.

    • @DaBinChe
      @DaBinChe 10 месяцев назад

      You'll need to carry a engine driven welder...those are a 1000lbs., need a compressor, etc. Weight adds up quick

  • @TheHunt-dq4vm
    @TheHunt-dq4vm Год назад

    Hey Austin, my name is Hunter. I'm 16 soon to be 17 years old. I gained a 7018 1G welding certification as a welding 3 student at my local highschool. I go to school 5 days a week 8 hours a day and am looking for either a welding job or trying to get some side work welding. My problem is either no one wants to hire a 16 or 17 year old kid that has a welding certification, my schedule won't allow me to work week days and no one around me does weekend work. The other thing about trying to get side work on the weekends is that everybody and their brother welds out here so no one is needing a welder. Any tips you have for someone like me who's still in high-school and can't work a day job on weekdays? I'm honestly struggling and would really love some advice.

    • @DaBinChe
      @DaBinChe 10 месяцев назад

      No one wants a 1G welder. Over half of my beginner stick students pass the 1G 7018 at end of the semester, having never welded before. Realistically 1G doesn't mean anything, have any value to a company. At the least get a 3G. So keep practicing.

  • @ryansilva8007
    @ryansilva8007 Год назад

    I have a Toyota Tacoma. I need to have a bigger truck to get into the pipeline business? Could a trailer setup work? And could in your opinion a Hobart champion elite do the same job as the other machines you spoke of?

    • @ChrisBryja
      @ChrisBryja Год назад +1

      I have a Tacoma too and that’s the truck I’m probably going to use.

    • @DaBinChe
      @DaBinChe 10 месяцев назад

      You'll need a dually, at least 1ton to carry all the tools and engine driven welder. Trailers can't get into places.

  • @rockstarnation121
    @rockstarnation121 Год назад

    I need to learn how to do the measurements on a branch test. Any advise or how do I get the measurements around d the pipe

    • @rockstarnation121
      @rockstarnation121 Год назад

      Is that comment really from Austin or is it a scam page?

  • @shahdostwelder2117
    @shahdostwelder2117 25 дней назад

    Nice

  • @wargamingsupernoob
    @wargamingsupernoob Год назад +1

    Corrections need to be made in this video Austin. You said "Downhill Welding" and mentioned an 8018, which is completely wrong. Pulling from Lincoln electric's website:
    Excalibur® 8018-B2 MR®: Welding Positions
    All except vertical down
    Excalibur® 8018-C1 MR®:Welding Positions
    All except vertical down
    Excalibur® 8018-C3 MR®:Welding Positions
    All except vertical down
    What you should have put is an 8045, 9045 or 10045 rod:
    Pipeliner® LH-D80
    Stick (SMAW)
    AWS: E8045-P2 H4R: 80% higher productivity over traditional vertical-up pipe welding
    Pipeliner® LH-D90
    Stick (SMAW)
    AWS: E9045-P2:
    Special Features
    Designed for low hydrogen *vertical down* welding on pipe
    Pipeliner® LH-D100
    Stick (SMAW)
    AWS: E10045-P2 H4R:
    Special Features
    Designed for low hydrogen *vertical down* welding on pipe

    • @Ball-Sweatz
      @Ball-Sweatz Год назад

      He never said to weld downhill with 8018 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ he simply listed numerous welding rods to practice with to get experience

  • @magmacoffee
    @magmacoffee Год назад

    Well pipe welding is dead right now!!!
    But it has always had its severe ups and downs…
    That being said I bet you could find some cheap rigs right now

  • @DATBAYOUBOY504
    @DATBAYOUBOY504 7 месяцев назад

    I've been out of the game for about 15 years now, messing up in life and raising my family. Man I wish I still had the hookup getting back out there. Sh*t I probably couldn't run a root pass to save my life right now but a little practice I got it, give me a week and put me on x-ray. I got the truck ready to roll out now minus the welding machine, leads and torches. I may have to come back out as a helper, but at least I'll be back with my brothers. Is anyone in or around South Louisiana running pipeline and needs a hand? Im ready to get back to the grind asap. I can be on the job in the next 24 hours let me know. I have about 15 years in the game pipefitting and welding structure and pipe mig, tig and stick. Its been a while since I've welded any pipe. But Im will to bust my ass and help get the job done by any means necessary. I have a one ton Ram 3500 ready to roll. Let me know man I'll load up and head your way now. ✌🏽

  • @middleway1885
    @middleway1885 Год назад +1

    Boop

  • @jefclayton8341
    @jefclayton8341 3 месяца назад

    Hey why does you tube keep unsubscribing me????

    • @arosswelding
      @arosswelding  3 месяца назад

      I have no idea. We have had others tell us they have struggled with the same thing. I wish I knew why. That is really frustrating.

    • @jefclayton8341
      @jefclayton8341 3 месяца назад

      @@arosswelding must be a fitter conspiracy LOL

  • @spencernoblet6698
    @spencernoblet6698 10 месяцев назад

    you are hank hill

  • @calebc6028
    @calebc6028 Год назад +1

    I'm getting a lot of millwright experience, have done a couple stainless pipe jobs for the guy I'm working for just not making good money at all.... is this enough after a while you think to go pipelining? I use and drive a rig everyday almost just dont own my own yet.