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SMWIA Local 16 Sheet Metal (OR): Sheet Metal Worker

SMWIA Local 16 Sheet Metal (OR): Sheet Metal Worker

SMWIA Local 16 Sheet Metal (OR)

ApprenticeshipCIP: 00.0000

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A U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship delivering paid on-the-job training in sheet metal fabrication, ductwork installation, and HVAC systems. Apprentices develop layout, cutting, forming, and welding skills under journey-level supervision, earning progressive wages toward a nationally recognized credential in the construction trades.

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In-Person

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Internship/Fieldwork/Practicum Requirements

On-the-job training required

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Oregon
Oregon

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

Active Listening
Arm-Hand Steadiness
Building & Construction
Coordination
Critical Thinking
Design

Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

Sheet Metal Workers47-2211.00

What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: developing (Level 2)(based on Apprenticeship)

Duct sections for standard HVAC systems — fabricate independently from shop drawings using shears, brakes, and rollers in a production shop environment.
Layout dimensions and reference lines — calculate and mark on roofing panels and duct blanks using dividers and calculators with minimal oversight.
Seams and joints — assemble using welds, bolts, rivets, solder, or cement on moderate-complexity assemblies at commercial construction sites.
Prefabricated parts and tools — load, secure, and transport to job sites, confirming inventory against work orders before departure.
Flashing, gutters, and downspouts — install into supportive frameworks following installation sequences on light commercial or residential projects.
HVAC duct assemblies and furnace casings — fit and secure in mechanical rooms, coordinating placement with adjacent trades to avoid conflicts.
Hand and power tools — maintain and perform minor repairs or blade replacements to keep equipment in safe working condition during a project.
Spreadsheet software — use to record material quantities and track job progress on routine assignments with periodic supervisor review.
Apprentices and helpers — provide on-the-job guidance on basic layout and fastening techniques under a journeyman's direction.
Time and task sequencing — manage across multiple daily work assignments to meet project milestones on mid-size construction sites.

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