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A. Concrete Formwork
Layout, reinforced concrete, insulated concrete
forms, Bolt Templates, Anchors, Structural
Concrete Forms (g), pre-cast, pre-tensioned and
post-tensioned concrete, Bridge Building –
False Work, Stem Walls, Soffit Decks,
Seismic: Hold Downs, Straps, Abutments,
Stripping Forms, Retaining Walls, Barrier Rail,
material handling, concrete waste recycling.
B. Framing
Residential and commercial, new or recycled
metal (g), wood (g), or engineered wood or
composites (g) used in floors, walls, roofs, Panelized
Roofing, Trusses, stairs, material handling,
re-use/proper recycling (g)
C. Finish Carpentry
New or recycled interior trim, hardware, casework,
Doors/Hardware, windows, stairs, and ceilings,
Exterior Weather protection including all unfinished
and finished siding including Metal, wood, composite,
cementitious and trim (g), constructing a "green building"
envelope, Library Shelving, Toilet Partitions,
Store Fixtures / Shelving, Drywall Finishing, Seating &
Bleachers: All types, Including Stadium and Theatre,
Lockers: Regardless of Material, Marker & Tack
Boards, Corner Protection, Operable Walls, White Boards,
Projection Screens, Play Structure Installation {Playground}
Stretch Wall System, Fire Extinguisher case, Working
on weatherization improvements (g), managing water
resistance and moisture control (g) and indoor air
quality (g), material handling and recycling (g)
D. Miscellaneous
Scaffolding, acoustical ceilings, insulation,
welding/burning, rigging, modular systems,
FireStop / SoundStop, cleanrooms,
Signage Installation, Garage & Overhead
Doors installation of solar photovoltaic (PV)
rack systems and panels (g), Trim – All materials,
Clean Room Construction, Cold Room Construction:
Freezer Panels, Refrigeration & Walk-ins, Detention
Equipment: Doors, Walls, Locks, Beds, Rubber
Rooms, Expansion Joints, Cabinet Installer/Supplier,
Counter Top Installer/Supplier, Modular Furniture &
Partitions, Computer Floors, Roof Systems
Forklift Operation: Tending to Carpenters,
Cooling Towers, Water Tanks, Modular Buildings,
Sound & Noise Control Barrier implementing LEED® or
CalGreen® requirements, construction waste
management (g), green site work best practices (g),
building envelope and weatherization, solar systems,
specialty installations
Drywall/Lather — More Information
A. Handling and Storage of Materials Proper way of handling various materials, wallboard, bundles of metal lath, bundles of channel iron, and bundles of studs without harm to the apprentice, proper disposal of waste and separating materials for recycling and construction waste management (g), green site work best practices (g) The installation, carrying, transporting and stocking and scrapping of all materials and component related to Interior/Exterior Systems and Lathing regardless of materials. B. Metal Framing Systems and Layout installation, tying and connection of all types of light iron and metal studs and all types of light iron furring erected to receive the materials including but not limited to gypsum wallboard, walls, partitions, gypsum wallboard Use of blueprints and BIM technology and Field Printers to layout proper location of walls, partitions, ceilings, soffits. pilasters, etc. framing the interior and exterior walls, ceiling, soffits, and features of the building with recycled light gauge and structural steel components (g), Fixture attachments layout work-preparation of all openings for lighting, air vents or other purposes, and all other necessary or related work in connection therewith. C. Interior & Exterior Coverings Application of all types of gypsum panels (g) and metal lath to all types of surfaces and framing, applying adhesives containing low volatile organic compounds (VOC) (g). Building Envelope MembraneManaging water resistance and moisture control (g) and indoor air quality (g) All installation and construction to include the Water Resistive Barrier (WRB) including building paper, liquid applied membranes, flexible flashing membranes, sealants, and any successor technology to achieve a water resistive membrane under plaster, One-Coat, Continuous Insulation, EIFS, etc. All work in connection with the installation, erection, and/or application of exterior wall panels regardless of their material composition or method or manner of their installation, attachment, or connection., material handling and recycling (g) Lead Board, Foam Dryvit, Metal Panels, LATHING-The installation, erection and construction to include the work of fabrication of all materials to receive a plaster finish, including polystyrene or substitute materials, whether attached by adhesive or any other method, in connection with “EIFS” or similar interior or exterior wall or ceiling systems, to also include the completing of all light iron construction, furring, making and erecting of brackets, clips and hangers, lath, corner beads and arches erected for the purpose of holding gypsum plaster, cement plaster and all other plaster bases. interior and/or exterior wall finish work, including EIFS and other wet wall finish work; All carrying bars, purlins, and furring, regardless of size, light iron and metal furring of all descriptions such as rods, channel flat iron and other ceiling systems for the receipt of all types of lath, and all other plaster bases which are to receive plaster on one or both sides, to include any and all plastering accessories. The nailing, tying, cutting, welding and fastening, regardless of method, of the above and all wire, metallic and non-metallic lath of all descriptions. D. Special Systems Welding, drywall and lathing trims, suspended ceiling, Acoustic Ceilings, demountable partitions (g), Coreboard shafts (g), computer floors and doors, frames and hardware. Fry Trim, Corner Bead, Demolition, Fire stop-Edge of slab, Head of wall and all penetrations, Sound Stop-Edge of slab, Head of wall and all penetrations, fire blocking, furring, fireproofing of beams and columns, fireproofing of chase, sound and thermal insulation materials, Drone piloting, The erection and dismantling of scaffold and/or other related containment work, performed in association with the removal of asbestos or other hazardous materials. FIRE STOP- fire blocking, furring, fireproofing of beams and columns, fireproofing of chase, sound and thermal insulation materials, fixture attachments layout work, preparation of all openings for lighting, air vents or other purposes, Drywall Finishing and all other necessary or related work in connection therewith. .
Pile Driver — More Information
A. Pile Driving
Working with, or stationed on, equipment used in
the installation or extraction of pile on land or water
by means of impact driving, vibration, or drilling.
Transport, assembly, and disassembly of various
pile driving configurations, erection and/or disassembly
of various retaining pile structures such as: Wooden Piles,
Steel sheet Piles, H Beam Piles, Pipe Piles, Pile Jackets,
Composite Piles, Ego Piles, Soil Improvement Piles,
Sand Piles, Auger Cast Piles, Cast- In- Place Piles,
Drill Shafts, Tubex Piles, Tubex Grout Injection Piles,
CISS & CIDH Piles, Unloading, storage or movement
of Piling includes pile installation and post-installation
work such as pile cut-off: grouting and doweling
B. Concrete & Formwork
Building and/or placing straight, curved, or irregular:
cap, abutment, stem, column, deck, curb, caisson,
pile build-up, and foundation forms on bridges,
docks, wharves, piers, foundations, and footings for
cast-in-place concrete, placement and/or finishing
of concrete, handling, preparation, and placement
of precast members on bridges, docks, wharves.,
piers, foundations and footings. Concrete waste
recycling (g)
C. Heavy Timber Framing and Falsework
Heavy timber framing of piers, docks, wharves,
fender systems, trestles, and dolphins on new
construction, repair, or alteration, demolition
of timber marine structures, construction or
repair of wooden mats and floats. barges, boats,
floating timber pile driving equipment, templates,
cribbing, or matting. Installation of heavy timber or
mechanical falsework for the temporary support
of cast-in-place concrete bridges over land or water
D. Marine Construction and Wave Energy Conversion
Working on surface or sub-surface projects for
new construction, alteration, inspection, salvage,
or scientific operations in marine or containment
vessel environments. Construction of Docks, Piers,
Wharfs, Bulkheads and Jetties. Working in dive crews
as a diver, dive tender, communications specialist,
manifold technician, hyperbaric technician,
submersible operator, ROY operator, or other dive tech
or roustabout engaged in surface supplied air, mixed-gas,
SCUBA, or saturation diving. Installation of wave
energy conversion (WEC) devices (g)
Commercial Diving in all its branches, Saturation Diving
ROV Operator, ROV Tender/Technician
Salvage of all ships, vessels, and barges
Underwater repair, Burning and welding underwater,
Rescuing and recovering of all objects below water surface
Inspections and Repairs, Underwater work necessary on
offshore oil platforms Surveying, Underwater work on
pipelines and hookups including petroleum, gas, water,
and sewage systems, The laying of underwater power
and/or communications cables where diving is necessary
E. Hot Work- Burning & Welding
The fabrication or alteration, by means of electric
welding or oxyacetylene cutting, of steel structures,
falsework, or reinforcing members associated with
pile driving on land or water, or on bridge building,
cutting, fitting and/or welding of steel pile driving
equipment or apparatuses such as: floating vessels,
superstructures, templates, fixtures, or appliances,
welding or burning of steel shoring members to secure
sheet pile, H-pile, pipe pile or other reinforcing
members in retaining pile structures.
Insulator — More Information
Work Process Recommended hours A. Job preparation, organization, and control material identification, handling. storage, loading and securing for transport. Stocking, record keeping/inventory control, job orders (work sheets), and material quantity control. Familiarization with building envelope insulation best practices to achieve maximum energy efficiency (g) Managing water resistance and moisture control (g) and indoor air quality (g). Material handling and recycling (g). Use of green insulating materials (g), construction waste management (g). Green site work best practices (g) B. Blown-in Insulation Access preparation, refitting and close-up. Blow machine operation and maintenance. Application of loose fills in walls and ceilings. Indoor air quality management (g), and construction waste management (g) C. Batt & Blanket Installations 1100 Residential, commercial, and industrial building walls, ceiling and floors. New construction, and retrofit. Construction waste management (g) D. Foil & Moisture Barrier Installations Applicable to residential, commercial, and industrial applications E. Spray, Rigid, and Specialty Applications Residential, commercial, and industrial application of low volatile organic compounds (VOC) (g), cellulose, urethane and light weight plaster. Sound board, styrene, and urethane rigid insulation. Firestop systems. Indoor air quality management (g), and construction waste management (g) F. Life Safety Firestop Packing Materials, Sealants, Putty, Spray Products, Mortars, Collars / Wrap strips, Pre-Manufactured Devices, Sleeves, Composite Sheets / Firestop Boards, Intumescent Bricks, Pillows, Plugs, Specialty Foams, Expansion joints Fire-rated joints, Specialty fireblankets, Manufacturer cover plates/gaskets, Specialty manufactured foam joint products, Airless machine, Power tools, Fireproofing w/Cementitious, Intumescent, Fireboard, Fire wraps, Dry spray, Blow Machine, Wet Mix machine, Injection machine, Water management machine, Airless spray machine, Compressors
Acoustical Installer — More Information
A. Scaffolds, material Handling, Tool Use & Safety Preparing staging for overhead installation of materials, material storage, hauling & job stocking safety & use of hand tools & power tools, use of recycled materials (g). Indoor air quality management (g) and construction waste management (g) B. Suspended Ceiling Systems Installing inserts, screw eyes, and hanger wire, installing exposed grid, semi-exposed grid, concealed systems, "Z" bar, "T" bar, "H" Bar, "C" bar and integrated systems. Installation of seismic elements, construction waste management (g) C. Acoustical Tile & Panel Installation Direct application to surface by cementing, stapling & nailing to wood furring, plaster and concrete, using adhesives containing low volatile organic compounds (VOC) (g) D. Layout and Use of Leveling Devices Horizontal and vertical installation of frames supporting interior beams, spandrels, slab and pan forms. E. Special Application Techniques Linear metal ceilings (Alcan, etc.), special ceilings and access floors. Construction waste management (g).
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measuring, delivery, stock piling, staging, prefabricating, handling, demolition of, taking up of, preparation for, the operation of any and all machinery and/or equipment necessary, installing (following all manufacturer's processes for installing and maintenance), repairing, adhering, nailing, caulking, seaming, troweling, joining, sewing, cutting, fitting, binding, cleaning, maintenance of, grinding, sweeping, patching, sanding, finishing, staining, painting, striping, lining, waxing, priming, transitioning and protection of- carpet, rugs, resilient floorings (vinyl, linoleum, cork, rubber, asphalt, synthetic, et al), metal floorings, base (cove, straight, millwork, et al), overlays (resinous, acrylic, polymer modified toppings, et al), access floorings, wood floorings, bamboo floorings, laminate floorings, sports surfaces, playground surfaces, tennis courts, athletic turf and athletic tracks, seamless floorings, and all related materials installed on vertical, horizontal and other surfaces. Installation of all fitting devices metal edgings, metal corners and caps used in, for the attachment of carpets, linoleum, rubber and all other resilient floor coverings, on floors, walls, sinks, counter, tabletops or ceilings or any other place where such materials are used and the preparatory work for all, substrate preparation and the application of all self-leveling, trowel application and board underlayment. Installation of all wood, laminates and synthetic flooring prefinished glue down and floating hardwood, engineered woods, composite, laminate floors and laminate floor systems, plastic materials, plastic laminates, non-slip or abrasive materials customarily installed on any vertical, horizontal or other substrate or fixture using prescribed free lay, bonding or anchoring methods. Sanding, finishing, striping, cleaning, waxing, sealing and protective cover of all flooring required at the time of installation or ongoing maintenance purposes. D. Athletic Floors and Systems Sleeper systems, game line layout and painting, indoor air quality management (g), and construction waste management. (g)
Office Modular Systems Installer — More Information
Materials Handling Loading and unloading of materials. Proper use of packaging and unwrapping materials, material distribution and component inventory, pre-job preparation and planning, staging and load considerations, waste disposal B. Assembly Desks, workstations, walls and partitions, shelving, filing systems, hardware, cabinetry, alignment and fastening, seismic installation, staging, uncrating and pre-job preparation C. Layout Component layout, takeoffs, electrical placement, Measuring, layout and assembly D. Finishes Surface protection, maintenance, and housekeeping, repairs (g), installation and quality controls
Mill Cabinet Maker — More Information
Material Handling and Safety: Shipping and receiving; safety procedures; work orders; identify materials; match materials for grain and texture; read blueprints for selection of materials, shop drawings, and cut lists; feed and tail off materials B. Stationary Machines: Read blueprints and shop drawings pertaining to assembly; select materials; assemble cabinets and mill work: install drawers and doors; install hardware; use of assembly hand tools C. Portable Power Tools: Use hand and stationary woodworking power tools; set up and adjust machines; operate machinery; cut out and machine cabinet parts and lumber, bench work/assembly D. Installation Procedures: Distribute materials on site; layout and install millwork, casework and trim; read blueprints and shop drawings pertaining to installation E. Supplemental Skills and Green Site Work: Safety; tool maintenance; tool sharpening; green awareness and material handling; waste management; recycling procedures; sustainable materials, stock bill and work orders
Millwright — More Information
Layout and Precision Installation of Machinery, 2000 Repair and Maintenance Includes layout and leveling of commercial and industrial Machinery, rotating equipment, installation by measuring and marking with a tape measure, laser, level, optical and/or Optical and laser alignment, rotor alignment and all types of shafts and coupling alignment. Includes all final assembly processes in the installation of machinery, equipment, engines, motors, generators, air compressors, fans, pumps, turbines, gear boxes, power actuated dampers and run-in adjustments, Maintenance, includes all work performed to generate utility scale or distributed electrical power by; steam, nuclear, hydro, geothermal (g), solar photovoltaic (PV) panel arrays and solar power plants (g), wind turbines (g) and cogeneration plants (g) material handling, rigging and safety procedures B. Rigging and Material Handling Includes crating and uncrating, material recycling (g), cleaning, painting, counting, piling, stacking, bagging, tagging, marking for identification, receiving material, and construction waste management (g), includes moving machinery and equipment with the use of rigging equipment or leverage to increase mechanical advantage, green site work best practices C. Fabrication Includes blueprint reading, drilling, tapping, reaming, cutting, filing, sawing, shaping. grinding, shop assembly, Precision grout indoor air quality management (g), and construction waste management (g), and tool pick up D. Hot Work/Burning & Welding Includes use of oxy-acetylene burning equipment, plasma arc cutters, and electric arc welding machines to performing welding processes such as; SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GTAW, etc. fire watch. Indoor air quality management (g) power drives and hydraulic systems, machinery installation, power Generation, Petro1 Chemical, and maintenance, supplemental Skills, alternative energy installations, and green site work Power Plants x Precision layout and leveling x Machinery installation, repair, and maintenance x Installation of rotating equipment x Installation and maintenance of engines, motors, generators, air compressors, fans, pumps, turbines, gear boxes, power actuated dampers x Optical and laser alignment (Precision) x Precision grout x Air inlet filter houses / air inlet filters x Remove/inspect/ Install pigtails x Remove/ install fuel nozzles/forward cans, liners, and TPs. x Remove/ install shell and cases x Cleaning Parts and bolting (turbine) x Remove/install oil piping (connected to turbine) x Remove/ Clean / Install Generator Components x Rotor Alignment x Installation of precision parts x All maintenance access cat walks, ladders, stairs, and handrails Windmills/Turbines x Installing blades into hub x Erection of all sections of the tower x Installation of the Nacelle x Installation of the Hub to the Nacelle x Torquing all the hardware (bolts) x Grouting, shimming, and leveling of the first section x Putting the cap on the hub x Rigging of all sections of the windmill and the flipping of the towers x Unloading of the parts in the container x Operation of the forklift (tool of the trade) x Welding, cutting any type of fabrication AIRPORTS x Baggage scales, conveyors, chutes, diverters x Security X-Ray machines x Baggage carousels x All maintenance access cat walks, ladders, stairs, and handrails x Passenger Jet Bridges x All miscellaneous metals especially stainless steel that will encase conveyors at the ticket counters, the carousels, and to cover vertical structural steel members x All ADA equipment, such as wheelchair lifts and handrails x All escalators and moving sidewalks x All rollup doors, including grill style roll ups, and dock levelers x Security turn styles x All racking systems x Water treatment plant and wastewater treatment plant equipment, including cooling towers x Compressors x All power generation units Solar Projects x No work for Millwrights if system is fixed, only when it tracks the sun x ATI(Array Technologies) System x Gearbox with Motor x Pivoting shaft and u joints x Dampeners x NEXTracker System x Slew drive with motor and antenna x SP unit x Dampeners x All BESS(Battery Energy Storage Systems) Refinery x Compressors x Turbines x Pumps x Field Machining x Bearings x Motors x Fin Fans x Epoxy Grout x Precision Grout x Conveyors x Alignment x Filters Water Treatment Plants, Wastewater Treatment Plants, Recycled Water Plants Headworks: Gates, Seals, Trash Screens, Bar Screens, Lift Pumps, Auger Conveyor, Platforms. Primary Clarifier / Tanks: Pumps- vertical & horizontal, Screens, Gates, Skimmers, Belt press, Platforms, Digesters. Aeration Tanks: Digesters, Pumps & motors, Air injector headers, Gates, Seals, Platforms, Equipment guarding. Secondary Clarifier / Tanks: Clarifier Assembly, Bottom Scrapers & Assembly, Chemical injection pumps, Centrifuges, Transition hoppers & guards, Platform & Catwalks, Belt Presses, Digesters. Gravity Thickening: Digesters, Mechanical stirrers / pickets, Rotating boom & seals, Pumps, Motors, Gearboxes, Torque assembly, Platforms & catwalks. Sludge Holding: Air Blowers, Belt Presses, Scales, Platforms & catwalks, Auger conveyor, Hoppers & guarding. Warehouse and distribution centers x Conveyor systems x Work platforms x Guard rail systems x Safety fencing for automation systems x Maintenance access platforms x Roll-up doors x Dock levelers x Extendos or expandos x Truck loading systems x Monorail systems x Palletizer systems x Depalletizers x Shrink wrapping equipment x AGV systems (robotics forklift) x Carrousel storage systems x Pallet rack systems
Scaffold & Shoring Erector — More Information
A. Frame Scaffolds Exterior, interior, outrigger and sidewalk canopy moving and setting frames and cross bracing, establishing height of first frame, use of adjusting screw and pads. Planking, guard rails, anchor to building, safety practices. installation of dust and debris barriers to control atmospheric air quality (g) Set up for plastering, painting, and masonry work, Stationary scaffold for level ceilings, sloped ceilings and circular scaffolds, rolling scaffold on rubber tire casters, towers, planking, guard rails, trusses and putlogs for unusual spans, elevator towers green site work best practices (g) B. Tube & Clamp Scaffold Exterior, interior, outrigger and sidewalk canopy moving and erecting tube and clamp members and cross bracing, use of adjusting screw and pads, planking, guard rails, anchor to building, safety practices, installation of dust and debris barriers to control atmospheric air quality (g), set up for plastering, painting, and masonry work, stationary scaffold for level ceilings, sloped ceilings and circular scaffolds, rolling scaffold on rubber tire casters, towers, planking, guard rails, trusses and putlogs for unusual spans, elevator towers C. Systems Scaffold Exterior, interior, outrigger and sidewalk canopy moving and erecting system members and cross bracing, establishing height of first lift, use of adjusting screw and pads, planking, guard rails, anchor to building, safety practices, installation of dust and debris barriers to control atmospheric air quality (g) set up for plastering, painting, and masonry work, stationary scaffold for level ceilings, sloped ceilings and circular scaffolds, rolling scaffold on rubber tire casters, towers, planking, guard rails, trusses and putlogs for unusual spans, elevator towers D. Shoring Horizontal and vertical installation of frames supporting interior beams, spandrels, slab and pan forms. All pre-fabricated engineered systems used for trench life safety, specialty scaffold installations & procedures E. Inspection Repair of equipment when needed, plank inspection and repair or disposal of parts found to be faulty, miscellaneous, truck driving. clean up of shop or storage area, construction waste management and Green related building or work processes
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Work Process
Flashing and Underlayment Applications
Valley, drip edge, step, saddle, cap, counter,
reglet, cricket, jacks, pan, flash band, ice dam and
ponding prevention, 36 full felt, 18 split felt shake
liner, mopped felt or glass, cap sheet, sheathing
and insulation board and construction waste
management, exterior weather protection and
moisture control solar installations, supplemental
skills and green site work
Shake and Wood Shingle Roofs and Sidewalls 400
Red cedar, redwood, composite class A,' starter, field
and flashed, over solid or spaced sheathing
and construction waste management
C. Composition Shingle
Glass base, felt base, flat 3 tab, dimensional, starter,
field and flashed, woven valley, closed valley and open
flashed valley and construction waste management
Tile Clay, concrete, vitrified, cap and pan. "S,1'
interlocking, field, hip, ridge, accessory
Metal, Sheet, shingle, tile, roof, sidewall