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The Introduction to Welding courses are designed to prepare the student for an entry-level position within the workforce. The complete 100-hour courses have been divided into very specific learning modules which are designed to provide the student with the commonly required prerequisites for work within the welding and welding-related occupations. If you are interested in attending the Las Vegas Institute of welding, contact us at 702-518-3646. The course training modules are grouped into 2 specific groupings:

The Certified Traffic Controller course is designed to prepare the student for an immediate entry level position within the workforce.  The complete 15-hour course is divided into two modules, OSHA 10 and ATSSA flagger training which are designed to provide the student with the commonly required prerequisites for work as a Certified Traffic Controller (flagger).

The Introduction to General Industry course is designed to prepare the student for an immediate entry level position within the workforce.  The complete 20-hour course is divided into very specific learning modules which are designed to provide the student with the commonly required prerequisites for work as a general industry employee.

The Las Vegas Institute of Welding has a strong commitment to community service and assistance. This commitment is exemplified by our preferential educational accommodations directed towards disadvantaged persons that are interested in re-entering the workforce after suffering personal challenges. We are a Women Owned Small Business (WOSB), offering educational opportunities in a supportive and drug free environment.

The Las Vegas Institute of Welding (LVIW) was officially organized and then licensed by the State of Nevada in 2019. LVIW was born out of an idea that was created many years ago by the owner. Welding and fabrication have been in her family for more than 50 years. During her adult years, she has continued this tradition, having daily involvement in both ownership, management, and leadership roles in other fabrication and metal finishing companies. During those years, she has encountered the difficulty of finding qualified welders and fabricators at various skill levels in the southern Nevada job market. She noted that during the last decade, while there has been huge employer demands for welders within the welding industry, training and talent growth have not kept pace. In today’s market, there is a definite shortage, especially in the number of people entering this specialty trade. Her entrepreneurial and civic desires are leading LVIW to offer entry level training for those individuals interested in gaining the training and skills necessary for an entry level position within the welding and fabrication job market sector.