I’m an 2nd year apprentice in eastern canada, I love the work and all the tradesmen I’ve worked with and encountered were all right on ya just gotta have the right attitude and you can get along with anyone
Sheet Metal Worker Local 30 Toronto Canada, it's awesome looking at this vid and seeing that the material and equipment and methods way over there are identical to what we have and do way over here. It is a comfort knowing that my skills that I've honed over 30 years can be used without fail anywhere I deem to be. What a fantastic trade.
@@chriswalker143 Call the Union Hall on Milner and find out when the next apprentice intake is, Covid has kind of thrown a wrench into things but they will let you know.
I have been retired from Local 105 for 261/2 years now !!! I started in 1966 i was 20 years old , and i retired in 1996 at the age of 50 !!! And I am so very proud of Being a Sheet Metal Worker !!! And i have been getting a Nice retirement check for all these years !!! So to all you Young Men out there, i would do it all over again, You can make by far Better doe than the Average College Grad!! I got my Son Inlaw in the trade 1 year before i Retired so he has 27 + years in !!! He is a General Foreman, he has a Company Truck, he is running a nice job and has over 30 Men working for him !!! So Yeah if you don't mind getting a little dirty, and having to lift some heavy shit around, once in a while ,this is a Pretty Dam GOOD Job !!! Good Luck To You All Roger !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491wow incredible life story man I really admire the work and dedication. I am in Canadas one of top universities I had trade background in Stucco and Stone and now I’m 2 years into university thinking this is not my thing I wanna shift over to HVAC. Either technician or Sheet Metal. I would also love to know how you got your Son In Law started and what path of HVAC he took. Once again much love and respect to your life story with a short summary im sure lots more to share. Thanks sir!
Yea if you can't see let's say in 3D or read an isometric drawing its a lot of trouble for some people to grasp. I see you guys got the H/P oval duct. I started in 1979 in Biloxi,Miss Back then you had K,lock ,pocket lock, comp.Angle ,S an drive, slip joint and weld. My grandfather started in 1914 ship yard. Mobil Alabama. At. $1.25 an HR in 5yrs opened his own shop . It was amazing the patterns the man had.
A tip from this old Tin Knocker >>>>> Keep your Mouth Shut, Do what your told,, Alawys have a Smile,, And never complain !!! This is how i kept my job for 30 years, never Collected 1 check from Unemployment, Best of luck to you !!!
I’m a welder. Just started welding back in august and I just turned 20. So I’m new to the trade and trades in general. But I really want to get into a union. I just want to be apart of something where I’m not doing the same thing every day. I work in a production line building straight hopper trailers and man, this place sucks. It has a bad reputation with every welder around this area. Every welder I’ve heard talk about this company has never said anything good and from personally experience I can see why. But this union looks really interesting and u learn whole lot of new things every day. And welding is included to buy not just welding. I like that
Hey Jesus Get your ass out of that Place, Soon as you Can ,go apply at the Local Union 105 there in Glendora !!! Sorry your being treated like Shit !!! This will NOT be accepted in the the Union 105 !!! Good Luck Man !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 I only lasted 3 months there lol hated that place now I’m at this place called Bluescope Buildings North America. I’m about to hit a year at that company on May 09. Started at $23.43 now I’m at $26.40 and possibly going to get my raise up to $27.51 if I meet all requirements. I haven’t thought about leaving since this place treats us like if it were a union. Shows appreciation and we have so many benefits and pays on the higher end compared to other places in my area
@@youngjesus5992 Ah Jesus Thats great man, im very happy for you, and i wish you the best of luck !!! So long as you have a future and a retirement at the end of your working years !!! Take Care Make every day count , and have a Good Life !!! Sincerely Roger H......
I need to k now what kinda gloves you boys are buying to wear for your cuts with the metal snips. I'm in HVAC and have been going through lots of gloves.
Im an hvac tech but did install before. love building things but not so much fixing things. Im thinking about sheetmetal work, is it mostly ductwork or is there a lot of other things you guys do? And is it overall a smart move to make in my position? Thanks!
hii dear my self working sheet metal work looking forward to work in canada with 14 years work experience in middle east saudi arabia uae so please update me if there is any requirement thank u lot my email faisalibrahimvoltas2015@gmail.com
I do industrial and i actually enjoy it a lot, yeah the moneys great but welding and fabricating stainless steel duct or climbing around welding seams I guess everyone has their own opinion of it
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I’m an 2nd year apprentice in eastern canada, I love the work and all the tradesmen I’ve worked with and encountered were all right on ya just gotta have the right attitude and you can get along with anyone
Sheet Metal Worker Local 30 Toronto Canada, it's awesome looking at this vid and seeing that the material and equipment and methods way over there are identical to what we have and do way over here. It is a comfort knowing that my skills that I've honed over 30 years can be used without fail anywhere I deem to be. What a fantastic trade.
Local 47 Ottawa! I know, it's great when you're Proud of your Trade. Life worth living, even through the tiredness, body Pain and Strikes hehe
Hey how do I get into local 30 I’m interested
@@chriswalker143 Call the Union Hall on Milner and find out when the next apprentice intake is, Covid has kind of thrown a wrench into things but they will let you know.
@@chriswalker143 call them they’ll take you as a prob
My aptitude test for local 30 is tmrw. I’m nervous lol. Can’t wait to start tho.
Hip-hop head-sheet metal fabricator, my man!
Comin here from local 20 smw in Fort Wayne indiana👊🏼🤙🏼👍🏼
Local 105 so cal in the house baby ,
Brymax! Learned more in this trade in 3 months than any other job put together my whole life
Mateothemooosecatcher how much does a 1st year apprentice make an hour ?
I have been retired from Local 105 for 261/2 years now !!! I started in 1966 i was 20 years old , and i retired in 1996 at the age of 50 !!! And I am so very proud of Being a Sheet Metal Worker !!! And i have been getting a Nice retirement check for all these years !!! So to all you Young Men out there, i would do it all over again, You can make by far Better doe than the Average College Grad!! I got my Son Inlaw in the trade 1 year before i Retired so he has 27 + years in !!! He is a General Foreman, he has a Company Truck, he is running a nice job and has over 30 Men working for him !!! So Yeah if you don't mind getting a little dirty, and having to lift some heavy shit around, once in a while ,this is a Pretty Dam GOOD Job !!! Good Luck To You All Roger !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491wow incredible life story man I really admire the work and dedication. I am in Canadas one of top universities I had trade background in Stucco and Stone and now I’m 2 years into university thinking this is not my thing I wanna shift over to HVAC. Either technician or Sheet Metal. I would also love to know how you got your Son In Law started and what path of HVAC he took.
Once again much love and respect to your life story with a short summary im sure lots more to share. Thanks sir!
Yea if you can't see let's say in 3D or read an isometric drawing its a lot of trouble for some people to grasp.
I see you guys got the H/P oval duct.
I started in 1979 in Biloxi,Miss
Back then you had K,lock ,pocket lock, comp.Angle ,S an drive, slip joint and weld.
My grandfather started in 1914 ship yard. Mobil Alabama. At. $1.25 an HR in 5yrs opened his own shop . It was amazing the patterns the man had.
just starting out as a pre app this monday! im inexperienced but i will try my best
Me too! Are you part of the wwsm?
Any update ?
A tip from this old Tin Knocker >>>>> Keep your Mouth Shut, Do what your told,, Alawys have a Smile,, And never complain !!! This is how i kept my job for 30 years, never Collected 1 check from Unemployment, Best of luck to you !!!
He Staggered the seams on the shaft. 💯
Haha only way to make it look good, real mechanics know
What minute ? I missed it
lol staggering the Seams isn’t real craftsmanship
SMW Local 20 Fort Wayne Indiana ✊🏾
That's a loving family right there.
Del-Air Mechanical Contractors, Knoxville, TN
Construction Division
Awesome video.
I’m a welder. Just started welding back in august and I just turned 20. So I’m new to the trade and trades in general. But I really want to get into a union. I just want to be apart of something where I’m not doing the same thing every day. I work in a production line building straight hopper trailers and man, this place sucks. It has a bad reputation with every welder around this area. Every welder I’ve heard talk about this company has never said anything good and from personally experience I can see why. But this union looks really interesting and u learn whole lot of new things every day. And welding is included to buy not just welding. I like that
Where are you located?
Hey Jesus Get your ass out of that Place, Soon as you Can ,go apply at the Local Union 105 there in Glendora !!! Sorry your being treated like Shit !!! This will NOT be accepted in the the Union 105 !!! Good Luck Man !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 I only lasted 3 months there lol hated that place now I’m at this place called Bluescope Buildings North America. I’m about to hit a year at that company on May 09. Started at $23.43 now I’m at $26.40 and possibly going to get my raise up to $27.51 if I meet all requirements. I haven’t thought about leaving since this place treats us like if it were a union. Shows appreciation and we have so many benefits and pays on the higher end compared to other places in my area
@@youngjesus5992 Ah Jesus Thats great man, im very happy for you, and i wish you the best of luck !!! So long as you have a future and a retirement at the end of your working years !!! Take Care Make every day count , and have a Good Life !!! Sincerely Roger H......
I need to k now what kinda gloves you boys are buying to wear for your cuts with the metal snips. I'm in HVAC and have been going through lots of gloves.
The Milwaukee level 3 are good
Why would you buy gloves. Contractor supplies them
Im an hvac tech but did install before. love building things but not so much fixing things. Im thinking about sheetmetal work, is it mostly ductwork or is there a lot of other things you guys do? And is it overall a smart move to make in my position? Thanks!
It’s more than just sheet metal bro… you can be a sketcher, welder, teacher at the hall, test & balancer… pipefitter, working at the shop. A lot more.
I worked for Acco. Good company good guys hard work for sure but it made me a better man for sure even though Im no longer a sheet metal worker
hii dear my self working sheet metal work looking forward to work in canada with 14 years work experience in middle east saudi arabia uae so please update me if there is any requirement thank u lot
my email faisalibrahimvoltas2015@gmail.com
Comomle hace uno para entrar a un compania así en Estados Unidos
Local 17 Boston here
Sheet Metal Local 12- Westen, Pa. Get some!
I know what is the pray too do with you hand an all what we learned at JATC is great too see what humans can do thank local 105
super nice
Currently a plumber but thinking about trading it for sheet metal work.
How come man? Im a sheet metal aprentice
I’m a plumber fuck that shit 😭 I’m switching too
@noelrivera1262 Whats the pay like bro?
WEISS SHEET METAL BABY LOCAL 105
Local 104 here tinknockers only
Hi thanks
The only good thing about this trade is the money
I do industrial and i actually enjoy it a lot, yeah the moneys great but welding and fabricating stainless steel duct or climbing around welding seams I guess everyone has their own opinion of it
Local 28
Local 10 Mn. Metro Commercial.
SheetMetal worker local 48
Haha "these hands", you don't wanna see these hands
U guys move to slow gotta pick it up boys lol I hate tgat
36 years University mechanical local 206 San Diego retired