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The Artisan Entrepreneur: How to Start a Mobile Welding Business Cape Town with Your Swift Skills Certification
The employment landscape in 2026 has shifted. While many are waiting for a corporate paycheck, the elite are building their own. Starting a Mobile Welding Business Cape Town is the fastest route to financial independence for a certified artisan. With the massive infrastructure boom in the Western Cape, the demand for on-site, specialized fabrication is at an all-time high. But you don't need a massive factory to start; you just need a bakkie, a digital inverter, and a Swift

Brian Williams
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The R30k+ Club: How to Become a Coded Welder South Africa in Under 6 Months
If you are a semi-skilled welder in South Africa, you’ve likely hit a "salary ceiling." You’re working just as hard as the guy next to you, but he’s taking home R35,000 while you’re stuck at R9,000. What’s the difference? One word: Coding. Becoming a Coded Welder South Africa is the single fastest way to triple your income. In the 2026 industrial market, companies in the oil, gas, and renewable sectors don't just want someone who can "stick metal together"—they need document

Brian Williams
2 days ago2 min read


Green Hydrogen TIG Specialists Western Cape: The New Elite of South African Industry
South Africa is in the middle of a "Green Gold Rush." With billions of rands flowing into the Northern and Western Cape for hydrogen production, the demand for precision has never been higher. But here is the secret the industry doesn't tell you: standard welding won't get you on these sites. To work here, you must be among the Green Hydrogen TIG Specialists Western Cape . Why Green Hydrogen TIG Specialists Western Cape are Out-Earning Every Other Trade The Green Hydrogen sec

Brian Williams
2 days ago2 min read


The June 2026 QCTO Deadline: Is Your Welding Certification About to Expire?
Professional welder in Cape Town training for the QCTO welding deadline June 2026 compliance certification The countdown is no longer a whisper; it’s a roar. For years, the South African welding industry has relied on "Unit Standard" based training under merSETA. But as of June 30, 2026 , the old system officially hits a dead end. If you are currently training, or planning to hire welders in the Western Cape, you are standing on the edge of the QCTO Transition . Here is the r

Brian Williams
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