WELDING SCHOOL NEAR ONTARIO, CA: TRAIN IN LESS THAN A YEAR!

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for welders in California was $51,040 in May 2022, meaning half of welders earned more and half earned less.²⁶ Keep in mind that salary depends on several factors, including experience, employer, demand and cost of living in the area.

While the opportunities available can depend on the region, the BLS reports that the nation’s aging infrastructure will require welder skills to rebuild bridges, buildings and roadways. Manufacturing plants also demand welding skills. In fact, the manufacturing industry was the largest employer of welders, cutters, solderers and brazers in the U.S. in May 2021.

Getting to our welding school from Ontario is simple.

1. Head east on East Holt Boulevard toward Euclid Avenue (2.7 miles)
2. Turn right onto East Guasti Road (0.7 miles)
3. Turn left onto North Archibald Avenue (1.4 miles)
4. Turn right onto 6th Street (0.9 miles)
5. Turn right (197 feet)
6. Turn left (479 feet)

Fastest route may change depending on most recent traffic conditions.

UTI Rancho Cucamonga’s 51-week Automotive Technology training program can lead to an associate degree and helps prepare students to test for ASE certification.⁷ The program teaches students to maintain and repair automobiles and equips them with hands-on practice before they begin pursuing entry-level auto tech roles.^1,18

The Diesel Technology program at UTI spans 45 weeks.⁷ Upon completion, graduates earn diplomas and are prepared to test for ASE certification. The program also prepares students for entry-level roles in a range of industries, from trucking and transportation to agriculture and power generation.¹

UTI offers a 30-week Industrial Maintenance Technician program that prepares students to work on machines in power generation and manufacturing industries. Students do not need any prior experience. Dedicated instructors can build their knowledge from the ground up, preparing them to diagnose and repair intricate equipment within the field.

In the 51-week Robotics & Automation Technician program, students build skills related to computer-aided design, C programming, 3D printing and much more, preparing them to pursue entry-level roles in an evolving field after graduation.¹ Robotics and automation technicians can work in various industries such as automotive, consumer goods and distribution.

If you're looking for a career in the renewable energy field, consider the Wind Turbine Technician program.¹ The 30-week program covers a range of topics, including turbine operation, climb and rescue and renewable energy sources, preparing students for an exciting career path in a growing field.