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Sheet Metal Worker careers
A Sheet Metal Worker cuts and shapes metal for a range of purposes. You might create new items or make individual pieces for other products. Sheet Metal Workers may work from provided specifications, use templates or come up with designs for particular work. You may use hand tools or machinery to form your metal components.
Sheet Metal Workers should have strong technical skills and be able to adapt their skills to suit a range of circumstances. It’s important you can follow instructions and work as part of a team. Sheet Metal Workers need excellent attention to detail and should be able to communicate clearly.