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    THIS IS AWS

    The Primary Source for the Welding andMaterials Joining Community

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    AWS Welding Industry

    Publications

    Certification Education

    Foundation

    FABTECH Int. &AWS Welding Show Conferences & Seminars

    Overview

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    AWS

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    Mission

    Our mission is to advance the science,

    technology and application of welding

    and allied joining and cutting

    processes, including brazing, soldering

    and thermal spraying.

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    Who We Are

    Founded in 1919

    AWS is the largest organizationin the

    world dedicated to the welding industry

    AWS serves more than 50,000

    members worldwide

    We are:

    Business and Industry Engineers

    Welders

    Educators

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    A standards-developing organizationthat

    produces AWS practices, standards,

    product specifications, and guidelines.

    An advocate for American methods and practicesin the

    development of critical international standards through the

    International Standardization Organization (ISO).

    A volunteer-led organizationgoverned by an enthusiastic,

    committed board of directors that oversees the activities of more

    than 200 local Sections around the world; more than 200

    technical committees; and an expert staff of about 100 at AWS

    headquarters.

    Who We Are

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    What We Do AWS strategic goalis to support the

    manufacturing sector by providing:

    Membership

    Certification Education

    Conference/Seminars

    Annual Exposition/Show

    Foundation and Scholarships

    Publications, Codes and Standards and Periodicals

    Interactive Website

    JobFind

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    WELDING

    INDUSTRY

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    Importance to Manufacturing

    Welding plays a key rolein the

    manufacturing challenge

    Welding is a key contributor to:

    Heavy Manufacturing

    Light Manufacturing

    Construction

    Transportation

    Electronic/Medical

    Maintenance & Repair

    Energy

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    Career Paths Welder

    Extensive and

    growing job variety

    Engineers

    Researchers

    Business Owner

    Educator

    Salesperson

    Machine Operator

    Underwater Welder

    Brazer

    Robotic Arc Welding

    Technician/Operator Radiographic Interpreter

    Inspector

    Maintenance and Repair

    Technology

    Consultant

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    Advancing manufacturing technologycreates more uses for weldingin the workplace and is expanding opportunities.

    Increased emphasis on certification, which ensures quality.

    Computer skillsare required for welding professionals responsible for

    programming welding robots, lasers, and systems. New materials are creating a greater need for a highly educated and

    innovative welder workforce.

    Automation reinforces the need for skilled machine operators.

    US industries face foreign competitionand require competitivewelding techniques and skilled operators to stay viable.

    Skilled welders are needed to maintain the Countrys aginginfrastructure.

    The Need Grows

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    PUBLICATIONS

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    Publications

    The quarterlyI nspection Trendsserves thenondestructive examination industry, including more

    than 23,000 active Certified Welding Inspectors.

    Get in the know with AWS Welding Journal and I nspection Trends.

    The monthly Welding Journalisreceived by all AWS

    members, it contains feature articles on practical and

    applied welding technology, peer-reviewed weldingresearch, new products, industry news, developing

    technologies, safety, and AWS activities and programs.

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    Publications AWS is yourprimary information sourcea

    clearinghouse of expert welding knowledge you

    cant get anywhere else. Our core competency

    is gathering and disseminating information onwelding and allied processes.

    We publish more than 230 technical

    documents for the welding industry, includingone of the worlds most widely used standards,

    D1.1/D1.1M, Structural Welding CodeSteel,

    which is updated every two years.

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    CERTIFICATION

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    Certifications CERTIFICATIONYour successful career is based on

    professional credibi l i ty. It brings value, higher pay, job

    security, and recognition as one of the industrys elite.

    AWS conducts preparatory seminars throughout the U.S.

    and around the world, and has certi f ied more than 52,000CWIssince the programs launch in 1976.

    AWS offers certification in the following categories:

    Certified Welding Inspector (CWI)

    Certified Welder

    Certified Radiographic Interpreter (RI) Certified Welding Educator (CWE)

    Certified Welding Engineer (CWEng)

    Certified Welding Supervisor (CWS)

    Certified Robotic Arc Welder(Coming in late 2007)

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    EDUCATION

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    We support welding education and research at alllevels, from children in 4-H Club programs to

    high school students, and those seeking two-year

    technical degrees, Bachelors and graduate

    degrees, as well as professionals in continuing

    education programs.

    AWS education initiatives include

    skills-based training and advanced

    metallurgy and welding technology.

    These programs encompass all

    conceivable aspects of the science and

    art of welding.

    Education

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    FOUNDATION

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    Foundation Founded in 1989 to promote welding education

    Promote the study of welding and joining with

    scholarships and fel lowships

    Hired Executive Director to lead the Foundation

    Grant$300K/yr.in scholarships; 6 fellowships/yr.

    for post graduate work - $25,000 each

    Collaborate with local training facil i ties, junior colleges, collegesand universities to provide trained, certified workers to help satisfy

    local workforce needs

    Connectcompanies with end user training insti tutions, junior

    colleges, and universities that can provide them with long-term

    quality employees

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    Individual contributorNamedscholarship (e.g., Donald F. Hastings

    scholarship)

    Corporate contributorNamedscholarship (e.g., Hypertherm

    Scholarship)

    AWS Sections, Individuals and Corporations contribute tothe endowment

    Earnings of the endowment are used to fund students as chosen

    by the Education Scholarship Committee

    Fund Sources

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    From Modest Beginnings

    In 1991, there was one

    fellowship @ $20,000

    In 2006, there were a total

    of 290 recipients, over

    $353,000

    Total of 2,252 students,

    $3.4 million over 16 years$0

    $50

    $100

    $150

    $200

    $250

    $300

    $350

    $400

    '91 '93 '95 '97 '99 '01 '03 '05 '07

    X1000

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    $10 Million

    GOAL!!!

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    What Can Be Done With $10M?

    Today

    ($2.5M)*

    Increase

    Support

    Annual Workforce

    Impact

    Welder Training49

    301

    $6.02M350

    Technician Scholarships96

    104

    $3.12M200

    Engineering Scholarships16

    14

    $700K30

    Advanced Technology

    Fellowships6

    1

    $500K 7

    *These are the number of scholarships awarded in 2005 through the $2.5M current

    endowment,other Foundation funds, the annual $110,000 commitment to the Districts by AWS,

    and annual corporate support for fellowships.

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    FABTECH & AWS

    WELDING SHOW

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    Event showcasesnew productsand

    technological advances, accompanied byan extensive array of AWSconferences,

    seminars, workshops, and governance

    meetings.

    FABTECH Int. & AWS Welding Show

    Leadingtrade showfor welding andcutting, forming and fabricating, and

    tubing and piping.

    Partnershipwith Society of Manufacturing Engineers

    (SME) and the Fabricators and ManufacturersAssociation (FMA) to host the FABTECH

    International and AWS Welding Show.

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    Conferences & Seminars

    AWS Conferences and Seminars offer awealth of practical guidance for welders,

    supervisors, technicians, engineers, and

    managerswho oversee welding and allied

    processes.

    Thousands of welding professionals

    from across the globeattendAWS

    events to stay on the cutting edge of

    the industry, form new businessrelationships, problem-solve, share

    best practices, and find new

    procedures and processes that will

    improve their operations.

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    Contact Information

    550 N.W. LeJeune Road

    Miami, Florida 33126

    Phone: 305-443-9353, 800-443-9353

    Fax: 305-443-7559

    Web sites:www.aws.org

    The essential membership organization for the

    welding and joining industry.

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    BACKUP

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    Manufacturing, Construction and Mining

    is a $3 trill. industry -- 1/3 US GDP.

    Welding is a $34.1 bil l ion industry.

    There are more than 500,000welders working in US.

    The average age of welders in todays workforce is 54.

    It is estimated that there will be a shortageof more than200,000welders by2010.

    This year, 50,000welders will leavethe industry while

    only 25,000students begintheir welding education.

    Industry Challenge

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