Pickens Tech ESAB #Welditforward Contest

WeldItForward Team Spotlight:

Pickens Technical College was inspired to make the life of one of their own better. Just over a year ago, team member Noah Williams was in a car accident that left him paralyzed. Noah is now back in the shop welding and worked with his team for the contest to build a new wheelchair ramp at his home.

Voting closes Monday, so head to welditforward.com to help us decide which schools will win $20,000 in equipment.

Everyone time to go vote please!

Vote Now! Phase 2 of the ESAB WeldItForward Student Contest is complete. For the past three months, six schools from across the country have been working to finish a metal fabrication project using equipment and a project kit from ESAB.

Final video

ESAB Video Final ESAB Contest

All done here's some pics

All done with the Ramp for ESAB'S CONTEST! now waiting on everyone's vote, voting begins March16th and ends on March 26th voting will take place on www.welditforward.com this will help our school out by receiving a $20,000 make over for our class and some prizes for us as well but the real prize for us was finishing the ramp for Noah Williams We all had fun working on this together and growing as welders together and making something that someone will use everyday make his life easer with day to day stuff we take for granted to us this is the Grand Prize. But we still need your votes to win the contest so please vote lol!

'Weld It Forward' Contest Sparks Inspiration For Students To Help One Of Their Own Students and teachers at Pickens Technical College entered the Weld It Forward contest, taking on a personal project to build a proper ramp for one of their own.

Somemore work on the project this week

ESAB Video