Salary for Sheet Metal Workers

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These employees are involved in sheet metal production, design, and distribution play an important part in the production supply chain of advanced infrastructure, manufacturing, and technology industries. The work is strenuous as most sheet metal workers must lift heavy objects and stand or bend for long periods of time. To become a sheet metal worker, one must first earn his or her high school diploma or GED. Many sheet metal workers learn their trade through formal apprenticeship programs in construction work. Others learn informally on the job or in vocational school training programs.

A Sheet Metal Worker usually receives a compensation in a range of $30,460 - $87,470 depending on experience and domain knowledge. will normally receive an average compensation of fifty-five thousand three hundred and twenty dollars per annum.

are paid at the highest level in Alaska, where they get normal pay levels of about $80,560. People in this job function are paid most highly in Health Care and Social Assistance, where they receive compensation, on average, of $73,860.

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