What π¨βπ means
A shoulder-length portrayal of a man working in a factory. This character is designed in a blue shirt, wearing a pair of welding goggles rested on the head and holding a lit welding hose pipe to the left.
Although the emoji here showcases a welding person, the π¨βπ Man Factory Worker emoji refers to any male employee who works in a factory. This emoji is sometimes described with a helmet and the goggles worn in the correct place.
It is available in the designated skin tones on almost all platforms.
How and when to use it
- Use π¨βπ to describe someone you know who works as a factory worker in the related context, of course.
- π¨βπ can also be used in captions if you're posting or writing anything related to factories, management, blue-collar jobs/employment, etc.
- If you got into a factory as a full-time employee or bagged an awesome milestone or achievement as a worker in the factory, then you can use π¨βπ while talking about this celebration with your close ones or sharing stories on social media.
- If you're sharing a close one's achievement as a factory worker, then you can use π¨βπ in such posts too.
- π¨βπ can also be used in celebratory messages or posts for special occasions such as Industrial Workers Day, etc.
Other Names
- π¨βπ Worker
- π¨βπ Male Factory Worker
- π¨βπ Labourer
- π¨βπ Faculty
- π¨βπ Blue Collar Job
- π¨βπ Hard Work
- π¨βπ Skilled Labour
- π¨βπ Manual Work
- π¨βπ Workforce
- π¨βπ Manpower
- π¨βπ Manager
- π¨βπ Factory Handler
The lowdown
- Category
- People & Body βΊ person-role
- Codepoints
U+1F468 U+200D U+1F3ED- Emoji version
- Emoji 4.0
- Shortcodes
:male-factory-worker:Slack:man_factory_worker:Discord- Keywords
- assembly, factory, industrial, man, worker
- How it's built
- Several emojis fused by an invisible joiner β a ZWJ sequence.
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
Skin tone variations
β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β π¨βπ Man Factory Worker or πΌ Videocassette?