Weld for Work Competition held at PTC

Mike Seals - May 13, 2021 11:40 am

MJ&H Fabrication in Ponca City and Pioneer Technology Center (PTC) teamed up once again for the Fourth Annual Weld for Work Competition last week.

This competition aligns newly graduated Pioneer Tech welders with jobs available in their district.

PTC students competed, in a two-day event, testing their welding ability and fabrication skills. MJ&H put together a unique welding skill challenge for the students.

First place went to Koby Wilson, POHI; 2nd place was Damon Smith, POHI; 3rd place Jonathan Arteaga, Blackwell; 4th place Trey Reese, Woodland; 5th place Bryce Gilliland, POHI; and 6th place Brody Spencer, Woodland.

MJ&H offered employment to the top three participants.

Pictured below from left to right Owen Smith with MJ&H; Jonathan Arteaga, Koby Wilson, Damon Smith, and Lane Fisher with MJ&H. For more information on Pioneer Technology Center visit pioneertech.edu.

 

 

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