As a tinsmith, you may find employment in small, medium-sized, or large companies that work on public or private buildings, industrial plants, or private homes. The work takes place at workshops and on building sites.
The tinsmith works mainly with thin plates and thin plate production in different materials. Key tasks include:
The tinsmith should be well-versed in building and construction and command a high degree of technical know-how. You should be able to work independently and systematically, but also work well with others. The tinsmith is often in direct contact with the customer. This implies a need for knowledge and proficiency in customer service, an understanding of basic economics, and sales. You should be good with your hands and have a sense for aesthetics.