Underwater Welding:
Hyperbaric welding: is
the process of welding at elevated pressures, normally underwater.
This can take place in water or dry place under the water. Welding processes have become
increasingly important in almost all manufacturing industries and for
structural application. Although a large number of techniques are
available for welding in atmosphere, many of these techniques cannot be applied
in offshore and marine application where presence of water is of major concern.
The Average wage of an underwater welder is $26.32. The average salary per year is $54,750. A lot of workers don't take the chances of working in these conditions because it can be dangerous and could harm your well being. 
Very interesting career. Looks fun but dangerous.
ReplyDeleteNice Job Jake! seems neat!
ReplyDeleteLooks good and interesting i want to see more
ReplyDeleteSeems like it could be a very interesting job, but you're putting yourself on the line.
ReplyDeleteThis is very interesting, my cousin recently graduated from Alfred and is considering this as a career choice.
ReplyDeleteseems alright, i personally wouldn't do it though.
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn more Jake. This seems very interesting!
ReplyDeleteseems interesting good job
ReplyDeleteHow can you weld underwater? Its fire and and fire can't work underwater. Fake job?
ReplyDeleteThis job seems really interesting to look into. Keep up the good posts.
ReplyDeletei would drown
ReplyDeleteABBY, so would i. im not a good swimmer
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