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It really depends on what type of work you would be doing. Industrial welding could be like production line welding where you weld the same part day after day. Industrial welding/maintenance would be like fabrication. Fabrication you would do all phases of work measuring, cutting, fitting, grinding, welding etc. Fabrication gives you a more rounded skill.
(30 years welding - certified)
Industrial plant welding involves installing, building and fixing things in a plant, steel mill, grain mill, or any other industrial facility. That means you go to where the metal is broken or needs to be installed and do it. This may be in any tight, cramped, filthy little nook or cranny. It may be up in the air. It usually involves fabricating pieces and coming up with solutions in less than ideal conditions with less than ideal tools. Fab shops are generally set up for what they do. All the tools you need are right there and you work in the shop building what is needed. Sometimes this can be a very repetitive, production type thing, sometimes there are more custom projects. It depends on what your shop does. Generally, an industrial welder has the opportunity to make better money.