Every welding job interview I have gone on required me to do a welding test/trial. I would not dress in my best clothes, but I would not wear grungy, worn, ripped, dirty clothes. Jeans are okay remember you are going to weld! Bring your gear also, learn as much about the company as you can. Find out what they make and how you would fit in.The person doing the interview would be impressed to find out that you know so much about their company and you would show that you are passionate about your future job with them.

And By The Way spelling is very important! If you are lax/lazy at spelling then it would look like you would be lax/lazy at your job. Good luck!

You can't even spell! You need to learn how to do that before applying for a job!

It's "wear" not "ware"

All job interviews require pretty much the same outfit, regardless of the type of job. A suit would be too much. But a nice pair of pants (no jeans, or sweats), a nice shirt (like a blouse, button-up, or fancier top that is not suggestive), simple jewelry (if you wear any at all), nice shoes (preferably heels, which sucks, but is definitely not mandatory), light makeup (if any at all), and a clean-looking hair style (like a ponytail or down, but no messy buns or anything like that). Make sure to look neat and put together.

Good luck!!!

To the interview you should dress nice.(nothing too casual) No jeans. No tennis shoes. And you don't have to go in full buisness attire. You shouldn't have to bring anything with you unless they specifically asked for something.

If you end up getting the job wear casual (jeans and tshirt are ok) clothes.

You should know some welding knowledge of welding tips and welding skill when you want to apply for a job.

at the same time,please try to make myself look beautiful so that interviewer would be pleasing.

good luck.