In the first year 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.
By the third year, 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.
Upon completing the 5th year of the apprenticeship, 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 period.
Annual Benefits: Retirement, family medical, dental and vision.
The sheet metal industry offers more variety and job opportunities than any other trade. No two days are alike and the possibilities are endless. Discover a great opportunity for a long-term career that is satisfying, pays well and contributes to your community.
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