Sheetmetal Worker

Fabricating products from thin metal sheets using specialized techniques

Sheetmetal workers cut, bend, and assemble light-gauge metals (like stainless steel or aluminum) into ducting, cabinets, roofing, and other custom items. They operate sheetmetal brakes, rollers, and presses, ensuring precise dimensions and smooth joints.

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Key Benefits

Precision Work

Requires exact measurements and detailed pattern layout for accurate forming.

Broad Applications

HVAC ducting, stainless benches, flashings, automotive panels, and more.

Opportunity for Growth

Skilled sheetmetal workers often branch into design, drafting, or specialized finishing.

Recommended Insurance Coverage

Public Liability

Covers third-party injuries or damage from sheetmetal operations or installations.

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Business Pack

Safeguards workshop contents, raw materials, and machinery.

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Workers Compensation

Mandatory if employing other tradespeople or apprentices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, typically MIG or TIG welding for thinner metals, along with riveting or adhesives.

A Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication (Sheetmetal) through apprenticeship is standard.

It can be. PPE (earplugs, masks) and ventilation systems help manage metal dust and noise from machinery.

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