Coppersmith salary

33 400 kr

Sheet metal workers

What will be the salary after tax?

33 200 - 33 400 kr / month

Industriell tillverkning

Salary progression Coppersmith

Average salary 33 400 kr

Males 33 500 kr

Females 0 kr

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Salary for Copper Smiths

Working as a Copper Smith, also known as a Sheet Metal Worker, is a profession that offers a stable income. The average salary for a Copper Smith is 33 400 Swedish kronor per month. For men, the average salary is slightly higher, at 33 500 kronor. Specific salary data for women in the profession is not available. Compared to the previous year, the average salary has increased from 32 200 kronor to 33 400 kronor, indicating a positive salary development in the field.

Job Responsibilities of a Copper Smith

A Copper Smith primarily works on shaping and installing sheet metal, which can include everything from roofs and facades to ventilation systems and other building components. The tasks require precision, technical knowledge, and often work at heights. The work can be physically demanding and requires good physical condition as well as an eye for detail and aesthetics.

Education and Qualifications

To become a Copper Smith, typically a vocational education in construction and civil engineering with a focus on sheet metal work is required. Many start their career by attending a vocational school and then continue as an apprentice with a company. Practical experience is crucial in the profession, and many employers offer ongoing training and certification to ensure that employees stay updated with the latest techniques and safety regulations.

Job Market and Future Outlook

According to the forecasts of the Swedish Public Employment Service, the job opportunities for Sheet Metal Workers, including Copper Smiths, are very good nationally. It is expected that the demand for the profession will remain unchanged over the next five years, but at the same time, there is a paradoxical recruitment situation. Many are leaving the profession while it is difficult to recruit new workers. This means that there are significant opportunities for newly graduated and experienced professionals to find employment in the field.

Work Environment and Benefits

The work environment for a Copper Smith can vary depending on the workplace and tasks. It may involve outdoor work in various weather conditions and sometimes at heights. However, many companies offer benefits such as paid training and further education to ensure that their employees are well-equipped for their tasks. Other benefits may include work clothes, tools, and sometimes even technical equipment like mobile phones.

Salary distributed by age and sector

Age	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	33400 kr	33500 kr
35-44	32800 kr	33200 kr
45-54	36200 kr	36800 kr
55-64	31800 kr	31900 kr
Snitt	33200 kr	33400 kr

Age	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	33400 kr	33500 kr
35-44	32800 kr	33200 kr
45-54	36200 kr	36800 kr
55-64	31800 kr	31900 kr
Snitt	33200 kr	33400 kr

Age	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	33400 kr	33500 kr
35-44	32800 kr	33200 kr
45-54	36200 kr	36800 kr
55-64	31800 kr	31900 kr
Snitt	33200 kr	33400 kr

Age	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	33600 kr	33600 kr
35-44	32800 kr	33200 kr
45-54	36400 kr	37000 kr
55-64	31900 kr	31900 kr
Snitt	33300 kr	33500 kr

Age	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	33600 kr	33600 kr
35-44	32800 kr	33200 kr
45-54	36400 kr	37000 kr
55-64	31900 kr	31900 kr
Snitt	33300 kr	33500 kr

Age	Base salary	Monthly salary
25-34	33600 kr	33600 kr
35-44	32800 kr	33200 kr
45-54	36400 kr	37000 kr
55-64	31900 kr	31900 kr
Snitt	33300 kr	33500 kr

* Empty columns indicate that the statistical data was insufficient to allow for a statistically significant conclusion.

Salary per sector

Salary based on education

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About the data

All information displayed on this page is based on data from the Swedish Central Bureau of Statistics (SCB), the Swedish Tax Agency and the Swedish employment agency. Learn more about our data and data sources here.

All figures are gross salaries, meaning salaries before tax. The average salary, or mean salary, is calculated by adding up the total salary for all individuals within the profession and dividing it by the number of individuals. For specific job categories, we have also considered various criteria such as experience and education.

Profession Coppersmith has the SSYK code 7214, which we use to match against the SCB database to obtain the latest salary statistics.

How much does a Coppersmith make