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Learn How to Recognize Some of the Signs that Your Job May Be in Danger

There are very few Americans in today’s economy that are not worried about their job. Unemployment is higher than it has been in any time in recent history. Businesses all over the country are either closing or down sizing. In this article I will give you some tips on how to recognize that you could possibly be in jeopardy of losing your job.

How to: Avoid Getting Fired

First, the economy in your area is very bad and your company has decided to cut jobs in order to save the company. Can the company live without your position.

Advice about: Landing the Perfect Job

Second, do you bring money into the company or does your job cost the company money. If you are in a sales position and are bringing in business your job is usually safe. If your position is costing the company money and doesn’t realize much revenue because of your service. You may want to be checking your options.

Third, can your position be replaced by an automated system. This is something we are seeing all the time now. More work can be done faster and cheaper.

Fourth, if you feel that management is keeping you out of the loop of their future plans. This could be because you are not part of their future plans.

Lastly, if you find yourself in a position where they are taking responsibilities away from you and your boss is not complementing you on your skills. It has been a long time since you have been included in a meeting on new projects or the direction in which the company is going.

Instruction To Use Mig Welder

MIG welders can be useful tools to connect two metal surfaces together. MIG welder required careful operation due to involve gas, fire and electricity. That may seem like a dangerous combination, but with proper care, a MIG welder can be safely utilized.

The steps needed for operating a MIG welder.

Before use MIG welder, wear personal protective equipment like welding gloves, welding helmet, hearing and eye protection wear to protect from sparks of MIG welder can easily burn or blind instantly. Protective eyewear because of the light alone that comes from the welding is dangerous to look at without protection. If possible, get a helmet that automatically darkens when the MIG welder is operating.

Adjust the tip voltage to the proper setting. The tip voltage determines how deep your welding will penetrate the surface you are working on. If your setting is too low, you will only create melting on the surface. If the setting is too high, you might put a hole in your material.

Set the feed rate of the MIG welder. The feed rate controls gas you let the welder expunge depending on the material you are working with, the feed rate may need to be adjusted higher or lower.

Zigzag patterns are the best way to create a good weld because they do not allow the arc to stay in one place too long. If it does, the arc can destroy your material rather than weld it.

Follow this instruction and read your manual before you attempt to do any welding

1. Locate a 220V outlet.

2. Plug in MIG Welder into the outlet.

3. Attach ground cord into the welder.

4. Attach wire feed welder cord into the welder.

5. Attach the welder’s feed wire.

6. Adjust the voltage and wire feed rate to preferred settings.

7. Switch on the welder.

8. Use the wire bush to clean the surface that will be welded.

9. Use the ground cord from the welder to cramp onto the piece of steel to be welded.

10. Place the welding handle near your starting position.

11. Pull your helmet over your face.

12. Begin welding by pulling the wire feed trigger.

13. Weave a wire feed from side to side.

14. Continue welding until you see expected outcome.