Are you someone who can easily imagine how fluids flow through a system? Do you enjoy working with mechanical and electrical components? Safety-minded individuals like you may find a rewarding career as a gasfitter. In this profession, you will be responsible for sizing, installing, testing, adjusting, and servicing natural gas and propane equipment. This can range from residential furnaces to industrial boilers.

Educational Requirements for Gasfitters

To pursue a career as a gasfitter, it is important to have the necessary education or apprenticeship training. The average salary for this position is $37.89 per hour. The demand for gasfitters is typically less than 1500 individuals per province annually.

National Occupational Classification Codes for Gasfitters

Gasfitters can be categorized under various National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes. These include:

  • 2006 NOC: Gas Fitters (7253)
  • 2006 NOC-S: Gas Fitters (H113)
  • 2011 NOC: Gas fitters (7253)
  • 2016 NOC: Gas fitters (7253)
  • 2021 NOC: Gas fitters (72302)

Is Gasfitting Right for You?

If you possess a natural aptitude for visualizing fluid flow, enjoy working with mechanical and electrical systems, and prioritize safety, a career as a gasfitter might be the perfect fit for you.

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