Workplace Ethics
Communication & Teamwork
Safety & PPE
Time Management
Welding Careers
100

True or False: It’s okay to ignore rules if you’re experienced.

False. Rules apply to everyone.

100

What’s one way to show respect when speaking with a supervisor?

Use polite speech and listen carefully.

100

What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment.

100

If you finish a task early, what’s the most employable action?

Clean up or help others.

100

Name one career path for welders.

Pipe welder, fabricator, underwater welder, etc.

200

What is an example of good workplace ethics?

Being honest, following rules, respecting property.

200

You don’t understand a weld instruction. What should you do?

Ask clarifying questions.

200

Name two pieces of PPE every welder should wear.

Helmet, gloves, goggles, ear protection, etc.

200

Being late to work affects…

Productivity and employer trust.

200

What is one employability skill employers value in welders besides welding ability?

Reliability, teamwork, communication.

300

You see a coworker taking tools home without permission. What should you do?

Report it to a supervisor (theft is unethical).

300

Teamwork in welding is important because…

Welding jobs often require coordination for safety and efficiency.

300

Why is following safety rules an employability skill?

Shows responsibility and keeps everyone safe.

300

Name one way to manage time better in welding projects.

Plan tasks, follow directions, avoid distractions.

300

Which certification can improve a welder’s employability?

AWS (American Welding Society) certifications.

400

You’re asked to weld on equipment you’re not trained for. The ethical choice is…

Refuse politely and request training.

400

Give an example of poor communication in the shop.

Not telling others you are striking an arc or moving materials.

400

What should you do if you see an unsafe condition in the shop?

Report it immediately.

400

If you don’t follow deadlines, what might happen?

Delays in production or losing a job.

400

Why might a welder need to travel for work?

Construction, pipelines, shipyards, etc.

500

Why is integrity important in welding?

Welds affect safety; dishonesty could cause accidents or failure.

500

How can clear communication prevent accidents?

Ensures everyone knows tasks, hazards, and safety procedures.

500

Which OSHA rule relates most to welding?

PPE use, fire safety, fume control, etc.

500

Why is time management crucial in welding shops?

Deadlines and safety require efficiency.

500

What does “rig welder” mean?

A welder with their own equipment working on site jobs (often higher pay).

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