- Recognize and understand welding material symbols and basic materials.
- Calculate suitable welding parameters.
- Read and comprehend welding procedures applied in real manufacturing.
- Present the principles of construction and operation of welding equipment.
- Explain welding joint symbols and welding methods on technical drawings.
- Present and explain welding procedures, select welding materials, and apply them in real production.
- Be aware of fire prevention, explosion prevention, and emergency response measures in case of accidents.

• Able to perform welds in various positions according to technical requirements.
• Operate and adjust welding parameters on SMAW welding machines.
• Connect SMAW welding equipment.
• Select suitable welding parameters for different SMAW welding methods.
• Fabricate weldments according to technical drawing requirements using manual gas cutting, or oxy-fuel cutting machines.
• Repair faulty welds, identify causes, and implement corrective or preventive measures.
• Perform welding using Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) methods, with structures ranging from simple to complex, including fillet welds (1F - 3F), groove welds (1G - 3G), and pipe welds (1G, 2G, 5G) for common carbon steels, meeting the required quality standards specified in the technical drawings.
• Work effectively in both team and independent settings.
• Handle technical challenges encountered during practical welding.
• Maintain welding equipment, tools, and adhere to fire prevention measures in the welding profession.