Metal Worker Scout Interest Badge

Badge Requirements

Show a knowledge of the tools that are necessary in your field of metal work.
Use tin cans to make two useful things that need cutting, bending, and edging.
Demonstrate your proficiency in brazing, welding, soldering and the use of fluxes.
Explain and demonstrate the precautions to be taken when using electric grinding and drilling machines.
Show that you can use the tools correctly by making three useful or decorative articles in metal that will demonstrate your proficiency and imagination.

Safe From Harm: Whilst completing the requirements for this badge, Scouts must not be placed in hazardous or dangerous situations under any circumstances. All activities must comply with SCOUTS South Africa Safe from Harm framework and be supervised by responsible adults. Participation should offer meaningful learning or service experiences while ensuring the Scout's safety and well-being at all times.

Badge Requirements in printable PDF format

Metal Worker (PDF)

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