This day, I passed a welding shop, and I saw 6 welders so busy welding cars, trucks, cabs, and motorcycles. Do you think, this could be operated by both males and females? Does it require me to get training or hire only expert welders? For me, it is a good business because there are cars and buses this time. Welders could also be invited to enter a building to do welding steel bars. Have you tried this business?
Is owning a welding shop a good business?
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It sounds like a good business. There are more building being built and more establishment are put up. Welders need to be skilled workers before they can be hired. Training should be administered.
In an developing world full of innovation and ground breaking technological development it is seen by me the importance of welders in the society at large where there services we constantly be needed at construction sites and at the workshop and when applied with the best of skill, I see this a winning game for me
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We will know there are welders through the sound of it. I thought it's fire that exudes during welding. Others don't wear a mask when welding. I ran away when I passed welders welding our neighbor's car. I thought I got burned.
They should wear protection because of the smoke and the spark from it. It is not safe. My father was a welder. He was part of the project in Liloan and the famous bridge.
Yes, this is good business. I have seen a person who has kept two welders and take contracts in the buildings and earn well. But that's a small business you may earn less in the starting when people don't know you and gradually may be able to increase the earnings but I am not sure how well you'll earn from it.
If small business can provide good earnings for their welders, how about the big corporation which operates huge in the community. Contractors and even the builders can hire more skilled workers to layout structures.
The more skilled ones will be considered for sure. But some hiring managers will not really look into the experience. Some look into the attitude of the applicants. Because for them attitude over skills matters.
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That is right, but others never care thinking they are made of steel. It should be their boss to instruct them to wear a helmet and mask. But I see others wearing a helmet and face mask that is made of strong material, I do not low the name of it.
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@Sanjee , that was so scary, I wonder about those welders. They didn't protect their face and eyes. Maybe on some other days, they were told to wear a protective mask. I am thinking about the importance of honey. It could also cure cough. How come you put honey on your eyes when it is sticky? Better your eyes didn't get blurred.
Pure honey or rose water is good for the eyes. Even the instructor in the college told us to put honey in our eyes. We made a window frame in the practical. The instructor was strict, he used to cut marks even for small flaws.
For the whole night, I used to apply it. Honey helps in reducing inflammation in the eyes. It acts as antibacterial medicine. Just a drop of it doesn't make eye blurry. No, it doesn't destroy vision. Check it on Google.
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That is good to know. I am so thankful to get this very informative discussion that honey cures inflamed eyes and never does harm to the eyes. How will we know whether the honey is pure or fake? I bought one bottle of honey years ago and was sad that it molded after some days, so I thought of it as fake honey.
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yes, you are so right, welders are important in our society. They are also happy with wat they are doing.
