How do you become a structural welder?

To become a structural welder, you must have a high school diploma or GED certificate. While there are officially no higher education requirements for this position, obtaining a welding certification is highly recommended. Some companies may provide welding training and certification, but pursuing a welding certification before applying for a structural welding position will greatly increase your odds of landing a job as a structural welder. If you are seeking to become a structural welder, you may also want to consider gaining experience in construction and metalworking through an apprenticeship or related positions.