the welding torch is like no other It has a substance in it ( cant remember the name ) that continues to burn until there's nothing left (except steel). it has also been used in the Vietnam war and when the substance touches your skin it will burn until there's no skin left. in the torch they use that substance and when the substance touches your suit it can burn your suit and possibly touch your skin.( that's one of the reasons there is one more i just cant remember)
There is no patron saint of underwater welders.
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The number of underwater welders who die each year varies, but it is estimated that the fatality rate in this profession can be around 15 to 20 deaths annually in the United States. Factors contributing to these fatalities include the hazardous nature of the work, potential accidents, and the challenging environments in which underwater welders operate. The risks are further compounded by factors such as equipment failure and the physical demands of working underwater. Safety measures and training are critical to reducing these risks.
there is a lot of underwater welders but none u can call famousn how can a welder be famous
The exact number of underwater welders in the U.S. can vary, but estimates suggest there are around 10,000 to 15,000 professionals in this field. This number fluctuates based on industry demand, economic conditions, and the specific regions where underwater welding is more prevalent, such as in coastal areas or near large bodies of water. Additionally, many welders may not be exclusively underwater welders, as they often work in various welding capacities.
Underwater welders get paid about 90-100 dollars an hour
No college, but vocational training as a welder.
Welders with experience and specialized training can earn anywhere from $15 to $30 an hour and extra with overtime. Read more: http://www.ehow.co.uk/about_4682395_how-much-do-welders-earn.html
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The average annual income for a welder in Florida is $29,000. The average annual salary for an underwater welder in Florida is $34,000.
The jobs listed tend to be hazardous, so hazardous or 'danger' pay compensates for the risk.
The average death rate of welders who work under water is 20 deaths per year per 300 welders. The job is extremely dangerous because of the challenges of working under the water alongside large ships.