While copper, aluminum or iron sheets are produced in the metalworking shops of large factories, it is also true that for precision works such as sheet metal work, expert superintendence is always needed.

In fact, the sheet metal worker not only studies the plans and requests the necessary elements, but sometimes also acts as a technical draughtsman.He is then responsible for making the structures and assembling the components by cutting, bending and stamping the sheet metal using lasers, lathes, shears and mechanical or automatic presses.

In addition to the production of the sheet metal work, the sheet metal worker also works within the construction site to install and test the metalwork in person or to maintain it during renovations.