Welding Performance Assessment at Scale

Vision AI checkoffs for weld schools and fabrication programs—evaluate technique, positions, and safety with repeatable rubrics

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Built for Welding & Fabrication Labs

Capture arc starts, travel speed, and joint completion on video. Align rubrics to NCCER welding performance objectives; encode OSHA-aligned PPE, ventilation, fire watch, and hot-work steps as scored criteria—so every student receives consistent feedback whether the lab runs 8 or 80 welders.

Program Chairs

Monitor competency trends by process, position, and section to guide equipment investments and curriculum updates.

Welding Faculty

Reduce subjective variance between instructors while preserving final approval on weld quality and code interpretation.

Lab Safety

Encode OSHA-aligned ventilation, PPE, and hot-work controls into rubrics alongside NCCER skill criteria—documentation that reinforces safe shop habits.

Students

See exactly which criteria need work before the next plate—ideal for high-demand welding programs.

Employers & Unions

Share performance evidence aligned to common weld tests and workplace expectations.

Workforce Grants

Report measurable skill gains with timestamped artifacts suitable for grant and WIOA reporting.

Defensible skills checkoffs

Automate hands-on skills assessment with timestamped evidence, competency mapping, and reporting—aligned to program standards and employer expectations.

Automated Trades Assessment

Automated Trades Assessment

Students record their performance on video and AI scores skills against your rubrics—consistent, objective checkoffs with timestamped feedback across electrical, welding, HVAC, automotive, and other trades programs. Map criteria to NCCER performance objectives and OSHA-aligned safety steps; human-in-the-loop (HITL) keeps instructors in control.

Formative & Summative Assessment

Formative & Summative Assessment

Create formative and summative assessments with rubric-aligned scoring to measure progression over time and verify competency outcomes with consistency. This leads to increased student confidence and measurable competency lift.

Custom Reports

Custom Reports

Generate in-depth, customized reports to extract the precise data insights you require. Our flexible reporting tool allows you to select specific data points and apply filters, enabling you to analyze student progress, evaluation results, and program effectiveness with precision.

Intuitive Dashboards

Intuitive Dashboards

Gain instant insights into classroom and student progress with our user-friendly dashboards. Visualize cohort and individual performance against learning goals, enabling educators to identify trends, pinpoint areas of improvement, and provide targeted support.

Mobile App

Mobile App

Students can log their skills in real time using our mobile progressive web app. Our platform provides the same great experience across all devices, is always up to date, and doesn't require any app store downloads.

Transparent Pricing

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100 students
11,000+

Vision

Automated trades competency assessment

$120

Per student per year

No credit card required


Standalone module


  • Vision AI Skills Checkoffs
  • Automated Grading, Timestamps, & Feedback
  • Formative & Summative Assessments
  • Secure Video Evidence Storage
  • AI Competency Mapping
  • AI Skill Rubrics
  • Customizable Reports

Bring Vision AI to Your Trades Program

Join technical colleges and trades schools using AI-assisted skills checkoffs for consistent grading, audit-ready records, and stronger employer outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who is TradeTasks for?

TradeTasks is built for trades schools, technical colleges, and apprenticeship programs that need scalable, objective skills verification in the shop and lab. It automates competency checkoffs and documentation so faculty spend less time grading and more time teaching—while producing audit-ready evidence mapped to NCCER-style performance criteria, OSHA-aligned safety documentation, and employer partners.

How does TradeTasks align with OSHA and NCCER?

Programs define rubrics that mirror NCCER performance objectives and module outcomes, so each video checkoff documents industry-standard competencies. Safety-critical steps—PPE, hazard controls, lockout/tagout, housekeeping, and shop rules—are explicit criteria aligned with OSHA training and documentation expectations, with timestamped evidence for every attempt. Instructors retain final sign-off, so professional judgment stays central.

How does the Vision AI checkoff process work?

Educators define the rubric and steps for each skill. Learners record their performance on video and upload it. AI analyzes the video against your rubric, scores performance, and generates detailed feedback with comments and timestamps for each criterion—aligned to how you already teach hands-on skills.

Is the evaluation objective and defensible?

The AI applies the same criteria every time, reducing inconsistency between raters and grader fatigue. Feedback is timestamped and tied to your rubrics, creating a traceable record for remediation, program improvement, and reporting.

Can instructors override or add to the AI feedback?

Yes. Expert-in-the-loop is built in: after AI analysis, the instructor reviews results and can approve, edit, or add comments. Final sign-off stays with your faculty so professional judgment remains central.

How does this work with our LMS or existing tools?

Vision AI Skills Checkoffs complements your LMS and shop management workflows. You use it for structured, AI-assisted skills checkoffs with automated grading and timestamped evidence—without replacing your core systems.

How do we get documentation for audits or employer reporting?

Every checkoff produces timestamped, rubric-aligned feedback and grades tied to your criteria—including NCCER-mapped competencies and OSHA-relevant safety steps. That creates a clear digital record for remediation, program improvement, and demonstration of outcomes to employers, sponsors, and oversight bodies.