What is the job of a cold-working sheet metal worker?

The staff engaged include: (1) making samples and samples; (2) using marking tools and templates, marking, punching and lofting the workpiece; (3) leveling, blanking, rolling, biting or brazing and riveting the thin plate; (4) splicing and adjusting the metal components with riveting mechanical equipment; (5) manufacturing conical barrel, quadrangular barrel, equal-diameter tee joint, right-angle bending head, etc. (6) heating the workpiece by a heating furnace to form a finished product; (7) Cooperate with the welder for "point" assembly of the welded workpiece; (8) cold and hot bending forming and assembly of plates are carried out to correct biting and deformation of welded workpieces; (9) Carry out necessary general clamping and welding operations; (10) Maintain mechanical equipment, tools, fixtures, measuring tools, molds, fixtures and templates for cold-working sheet metal, and eliminate common faults in operation.

The following types of jobs belong to this occupation:

Cold working, aircraft sheet metal processing, aircraft skin stamping sheet metal processing, explosive forming processing, aircraft sheet metal cutting processing, aircraft engine sheet metal processing, chemical maintenance riveting processing, ship sheet metal processing, flaring and curling processing, automotive sheet metal processing and sheet metal processing.