u/cryingfalcon

Cwi position open at a company willing to train me as an inspector and pay for the cwi upon passing the test. however when pay was brought up I was told there wouldn't be much of a bump on account of me being a welder at this company for 20 years and I already make what a cwi would if they were to hire outside. so to me with those facts , the additional responsibilities of getting the cwi, being an inspector, emails, documentation , training of welders. etc required ot. for no additional pay. doesn't sound very appealing. upside though would be if I Pass and get the cwi, then I have that in the unfortunate case of me losing my current job. would you take the job or just stay a fitter/welder with apparently cwi pay at this company? Looking for others opinions.. TIA

Neighbor seems to think it's a great idea to do construction with their flood light aimed seemingly at my bedroom window after 11pm . What too do? Do I use a 1500 Lumen light to help them see

what should I anticipate to make as a cwi in wi , non union job shop enviornment? asking because if I get an offer I want too know what is a good fair wage and what would be selling myself short?. Google has some numbers however looking for as much info as I can get. Thanks in advance

Do any "job shop" company's do in house ut testing . Or too much of conflict of interest type of a situation?

is it worth it money wise to switch after close to 20 years as a welder into the ndt field. I will never know everything about welding but have been bored for a long time and not looking for a lateral change to another welding company