Hourly Wage: $25.55
Annual Wage: $51,636
Retirement, family medical, dental and vision
At the end of the first year (two periods completed) of the apprenticeship, the sheet metal worker earns an hourly wage of $25.55 along with additional benefits. This translates to an annual wage of $51,636, not including the added value of the benefits received.
Hourly Wage: $31.33
Annual Wage: $63,658
Retirement, family medical, dental and vision
By the third year (six periods completed), which marks more than halfway through the apprenticeship, the hourly wage sees a significant increase to $31.33, accompanied by benefits. Annually, this amounts to $63,658, plus the benefits that enhance the overall compensation package.
Hourly Wage: $38.08
Annual Wage: $76,700
Retirement, family medical, dental and vision.
Upon finishing the 5th year of the apprenticeship (ten periods completed), a sheet metal worker's hourly wage reaches $38.08, along with continuing benefits. The annual wage at this stage is $76,700, excluding the additional benefits, reflecting the increased skill and experience gained over the five-year program.
Experience the inspiring journey of Annet Del Rosario, a skilled sheet metal professional and member of our Local 206 here in San Diego, California. Prior to embarking on her sheet metal apprenticeship, Annet juggled two jobs, including overnight shifts at a fast-food restaurant, with meager pay and minimal benefits. Fast forward to today, Annet, now a journey-level worker, is an accomplished foreperson at Able Heating & A/C in Chula Vista, California. Additionally, she plays a pivotal role in leading Building Trades Sisters, an organization she founded to mentor and support women in various trades.
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