"When the economy slows down, people tend to fix things instead of replacing them,"
Tom Cook, welding instructor says. "That's good news for welders because welders know how to
fix stuff."
Tom taught welding at Cornell University for over 20 years, and he owns and operates a welding
and fabrication shop in upstate New York. He will be in Michigan to offer two welding workshops
in February. The workshops are an entertaining blend of lecture (full of personal stories and
real-life examples), live demonstrations (sometimes loud, always hot), and hands-on activities
(bring your work clothes). Details below and attached.
Dates and Locations
Feb 16, 2010 - Ionia County Road Commission
Feb 18, 2010 - City of Romulus DPW
Cost and Registration
$110 per person. Price includes all workshop materials, lunch and break refreshments.
To register, call Michigan's LTAP at 906-487-2102.
What Students Need to Bring
Arc and Oxy welding shields (shades 10 and 5, respectively)
Clothes that you don't mind getting dirty
Gloves
A challenging project or one that has been difficult
(this could be a task, an equipment setup, or any welding related problem)
Questions?
Call Michigan's LTAP at 906-487-2102
For more details please click here.
Note: The brochure is in Adobe Acrobat pdf format. You must have the
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