Safety
Safety 2
Welding
More Welding
Even More Welding
100

Spilled liquids such as water, lacquer, and stain must be cleaned up immediately because:

it makes the shop dirty, some liquids can cause fire, they can cause a person to slip and fall

100

True or False

With the bayonet saw, the housing and handle should be kept free of grease, chips, and dust

true

100

What is the difference between AC and DC

AC- alternating current

DC-direct current

100

What is a weld bead, and what factors affect its appearance?

Deposited weld metal from the welding process.

Affected by travel speed, current/amperage, electrode angle, arc length, and technique.

100

You are assigned a vertical-up weld. How must your travel speed and rod angle change?

Slow travel speed

Maintain upward rod angle

Slight weaving motion for proper penetration

200

In case of fire, you should

notify the instructor immediately

200

True or False

With the belt finishing machine, there are directional arrows inside the belt

true

200

What is porosity in a weld and what causes it?

Small gas pockets or voids in weld metal.

Caused by moisture, contamination, improper shielding, or technique errors.

200

The electrode keeps sticking to the metal. List two possible reasons

Amperage too low

Incorrect electrode angle

Arc too short or touching metal too long

200

What is a welding position? 

Orientation of the joint being welded.


300

students are allowed to use the ladder

only if they have the help from another student

300

Name 3 of Ms. Huffman's Class expectations

-do not come behind my desk

-do not sit or lay on the desk

-no phones, not hats

-respect everyone

-do not leave the room without my permission

300

What is the purpose of a welding ground clamp?

Completes the electrical circuit between welder and workpiece for the arc to form

300

Explain how improper joint preparation can weaken a weld.

Poor fit-up, dirt, rust, or oil prevents proper bonding

Leads to weak or defective welds

300

Your welds are showing excessive spatter. What might be the cause?

Too high voltage/amperage

Arc length too long

Contaminated metal

Wrong polarity

400

in case of emergency, you must

push the shut off switch and immediately inform the instructor

400

What PPE is required when welding, and why?

-helmet, gloves, long sleeves, boots, safety glasses, ear protection

-protects you from burns, sparks, UV/IR light, and flying debris


400

What are 3 things needed to strike an arc

welding current, electrode, contact with the metal
400

A weld test plate shows lack of fusion. What likely caused it?

Low heat/amperage

Dirty or poorly prepared metal

Travel speed too fast

Incorrect electrode angle

400

Describe a fillet weld.

Weld joining two surfaces at a right angle (common in lap, T, or corner joints).

500

Running and joking around in the shop is not permitted because

it is dangerous and can cause personal injury or damage to equipment

500

Broken tools or machinery should be reported immediately to 

the instructor

500

You must weld thin sheet metal without burning through. What settings and techniques should be adjusted?

-lower amperage/ current

-faster travel speed

-use smaller wire/electrode

-consider stitch or tack welding technique

500

You notice a crack forming at the end of your weld. What caused it and how can it be prevented?

Caused by rapid cooling or improper crater fill

Prevent by filling crater at end of weld and maintaining steady travel

500

What is a tack weld, and when is it used?

Small weld to hold parts temporarily in place before final welding.