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What are the requirements needed to be an underwater welder? http://waterwelders.com/smoothest-path-to-an-underwater-welding-career/ Welders, Water. "Complete Guide: How to Become an Underwater Welder."Water Welders Guide to Underwater Welding Salary and Careers Complete Guide How to Become an Underwater Welder Comments. Http://waterwelders.com/, 14 Dec. 2013. Web. 16 Mar. 2016. .

The articles is about how to become an underwater welder.The article gives you the steps to follow before you try to suit up and dive in the water and try to become a successful underwater welder.The articles gives you a chart of your years before you can be a true underwater welder.The article talks about the ways you could get into welding underwater and how
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