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Global discovery
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Career Discovery · Occupation
Sheet metal workers lay out, fabricate, and install ducting, flashings, roofing, cladding, and fabricated metal components. The trade combines shop work on brakes, shears, and rollers with site installation and hanging. Pattern development and layout are central, because a flat pattern has to fold into the shape the drawing specifies.
Career Discovery · Occupation
Substation technicians install, test, and maintain the transformers, breakers, switchgear, and protection relays that step voltage up and down across the grid. The work happens around high-voltage equipment, so isolation, grounding, and permit discipline matter as much as technical skill. Fault call-outs can mean working outdoors in poor weather at unsociable hours.