Sheet metal mechanic vs metal technician

Differences between sheet metal mechanic and metal technician duties and responsibilities

Sheet metal mechanic example responsibilities.

• Adhere to OSHA regulations by inspection and documenting safety harnesses and PPE.
• Solder copper lines to set condensing, package and air handler units with oxygen and acetylene torches.
• Perform installation and assembly of air duct systems with use of hand and power tools, ladders, and lifts.
• Locate establish reference lines or points and perform sheet metal assembly work without aid of jigs, fixtures, or other tooling
• Green handle and red handle snips )
• Build and hang Tdc and duct mate duct.
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Metal technician example responsibilities.

• Team invest to achieve goal; CNC programme and fabricate nacelle center beam splice.
• Repair multiple flight line ladders; replace and weld damaged areas.
• Operate oxy acetylene torches for soldering, silver soldering, brazing, cutting and welding.
• Operate overhead crane magnet, pneumatic hammers, furnace, scales, mig welder, acetylene torch.
• Provide remelting/metal crafting services, including aluminum, magnesium and zinc.
• Compose written reports of data collect from patient evaluation and present to department chief for thorough analysis of patient diagnosis.
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