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Welding Careers in Toronto
The Hidden Job Market , makes up over 80% of all available jobs. There are thousands of companies in the Greater Toronto Area employing people with skills in welding and CNC and we know where to find them.
There are lots of great jobs and one for you!
Today, Skilled Trades is still one of the most in-demand sectors in which to find a good paying career.
In the next 20 years, it is estimated that over 40% of all new jobs will be in skilled trades and technologies. With the baby boomer generation starting to retire, including highly qualified trades journeymen, industries are seriously worried about a looming skilled labour shortage.
To answer this demand, the Institute of Technical Trades provides training for long term careers in welding and careers in CNC.
With over 40 years experience, the Institute of Technical Trades Toronto has developed relationships with many employers. We know where to find the companies that employ welders in Toronto, in Ontario and across Canada. We also understand both the job market and skills employers are looking for and train students accordingly to meet these expectations.
There is a broad spectrum of choices among companies that employ welders in Toronto, Ontario and Canada.
WELDING - Average Wage $47,528 ( in 2005)
| Employers | Job Titles |
| Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Construction Companies Steel Companies Metal Fabrication Companies Repair Shops |
Structural Welder/Iron Worker Pipe Fitter Boiler Makers Fitter/ Welder Fitter Fabricator Production Welder Metal Fabrication Labourer Construction Trades Helper Commercial Diver Millwright Aviation Welding Technician |
The choices of companies that employ CNC machinists and programmers in Toronto, Ontario and Canada is equally diverse.
CNC - Average Wage $51,173 (in 2005)
| Employers | Job Titles |
| Architectural, Engineering Companies Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Electronic Equipment Manufacturers Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Primary Steel Producers Pulp and Paper Companies Plastic Products Manufacturers Aircraft and Aerospace Parts Manufacturers Hardware, Tool and Cutlery Manufacturers Machine Shop Firms |
Machinist CNC Machinist Numerical Control Technician Automotive Machinist Machine Tool Set-up Operator Maintenance Machinist Machine Parts Inspector Tooling Inspector CNC Programmer CNC Mill Operator CNC Lather Operator |
Institute of Technical Trades' programs have been designed for graduates to maximize employment opportunities and 9 out of 10 graduates have found full time jobs within 6 months.
For interested individuals looking to pursue a career in the skilled and technical trades, please come to our open house at the Toronto Institute of Technical Trades every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
