Insulation material worker salary

What does an Insulation Worker do?

An Insulation Worker, classified under SSYK code 8189, is a professional group within other process and machine operators. The work involves handling and installing various types of insulation materials to improve energy efficiency in buildings and other structures. This can include installation of thermal insulation, acoustic insulation, and fireproofing.

Salary for Insulation Workers

The average salary for an Insulation Worker is 33 700 SEK per month. There is a certain wage gap between genders, where men earn an average of 34 200 SEK and women 32 000 SEK, meaning that women earn about 94% of what men do. Compared to last year, the average salary has increased from 34 400 to 33 700 SEK, indicating a positive wage development in the profession.

Education and Qualifications

Usually, no formal education is required to work as an Insulation Worker, although a high school education in the construction and civil engineering program can be advantageous. Many employers offer internal training and on-the-job learning. It is also possible to take courses and obtain certifications in specific types of insulation materials and techniques.

Labor Market and Prospects

The Public Employment Service does not have enough data to make a specific assessment of the job prospects for Insulation Workers. The profession is part of a broader category of process and machine operators in glass and ceramics, which means that the job market can vary depending on the region and specific employers.

Requirements for Employment

To increase your chances of getting a job as an Insulation Worker, it is good to have practical experience and be willing to work with physically demanding tasks. Having a driver's license and the ability to travel can also be an advantage, as the work often requires moving between different work sites.

Benefits

Some employers may offer benefits such as paid training and certifications, which can be valuable for your career development. Other possible benefits include work clothes, tools, and sometimes even a mobile phone or other communication devices.