Metal carpenters assemble, fix and repair structural steel elements. They are involved in the construction of metal frameworks, industrial buildings, buildings, factories, hangars, commercial buildings, bridges, etc. Find out more about the metal carpenter's job description and the software offered by Techtime to help you increase your productivity.
Metal carpenters generally work for in building and civil engineering (BTP) or metalworking companies. On a construction site, they may find themselves working alongside other building and civil engineering professionals, such as roofers, carpenters or industrial boilermakers.
The are many and varied. This professional is required to carry out :
From his machine shop, he fabricates metal structures of various sizes. He can also assemble parts directly on site, then install them using lifting tools.
The trade of metal carpenter requires a number of qualities and skills to successfully carry out all the large-scale operations required by this profession.
Versatile and highly technical, metal carpentry is an exciting and essential job on a construction site. But it also has its drawbacks.
The carpenter's trade is above all stimulating: it allows you to evolve in varied work environments, and in an industry in constant evolution thanks to constant technological and digital advances.
Above all, this profession offers numerous employment opportunities. But it also offers future prospects and development, thanks to the challenges of sustainable development and energy efficiency.
Main drawback: it's a very physical and physical and tiring job since it involves to carry and handle heavy items all day long.
Working conditions can also be tough. Carpenters have to work at heights, sometimes in uncomfortable conditions, and are exposed to the vagaries of the weather such as snow, rain or extreme heat.
Lastly, as work sites are sometimes far from his home, the carpenter is required to to travel regularly the region, or even the country.
Several training courses, some of which are available after the 3eto become a metal carpenter:
The average salary for a metal carpenter in France is between between 2,000 and 2,250 euros gross per month.
Remuneration is subject to change over the course of a career, and depends on a number of criteria, such as experience, company, responsibilities and geographical location.
An entry-level metal carpenter generally earns minimum wage, i.e. approximately 1,700 euros gross.
A more experienced worker at the end of his career can expect to earn around 3,000 euros gross per month.
As a metal carpenter, Techtime will enable you to manage your operations and worksitesremotely, in real time, and optimize your organization.
Techtime consists of two software packages for each user:
As a professional, management software for metal carpenters allows you to devote more time to your business and to growing your company.
Techtime offers you a number of features to help you in your day-to-day work:
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