Installation, Maintenance and Repair

Repair vehicle bodies, straighten frames, and restore damaged cars to manufacturer standards.

Inspects, maintains and repairs cars and light trucks, using diagnostic computers as well as hand tools.

Assemble, install, and maintain boilers, pressure vessels, and large metal tanks across industrial sites.

Bricklayers build and repair walls, chimneys, and structures using bricks, concrete blocks, and stone.

Building inspectors examine construction projects to ensure safety and code compliance.

Builds, installs and repairs building frameworks, concrete forms, cabinets, floors and trim.

Runs a construction crew on site: assigns work, reads plans, enforces safety and keeps the job on schedule.

Does the physical work on construction sites: digging, hauling, site prep, cleanup and helping the trades.

Plan, budget, and lead construction projects from blueprint review through final inspections.

Direct day-to-day operations, safety, and trade crews on active construction job sites.

Cost estimators calculate the time, money, materials, and labor required for projects.

Inspect, diagnose, and repair diesel trucks, buses, and heavy vehicle systems.

Drywall finishers seal joints, apply compound, and sand walls to create smooth interior surfaces.

Installs, maintains and repairs electrical wiring, lighting, power and control systems in buildings.

Learn electrical work on the job while assisting licensed electricians with wiring and installations.

Elevator technicians install, service, and modernize elevators, escalators, and moving walkways.

Fence installers measure, dig, set posts, and assemble fences and gates on outdoor sites.

Field service technicians travel to client sites to install, troubleshoot, and repair equipment.

Framers construct the structural wood and material skeletons for residential and commercial buildings.

Install, service, and repair residential and commercial garage doors, openers, and high-tension springs.

Fix, maintain, and update residential and commercial buildings through hands-on repair work.

Keep bulldozers, excavators and heavy industrial machinery running through repair and maintenance.

Heavy equipment operators run earthmoving machinery on construction sites to prepare and grade ground.

Maintain and repair roads, highways, and roadside infrastructure in all weather conditions.

Install, diagnose, and repair heating, cooling, and ventilation systems in homes and commercial buildings.

Industrial mechanics maintain, troubleshoot, and repair factory machinery and mechanical systems.

Linemen build and fix overhead and underground power lines to keep electricity flowing.

Install, repair, and rekey locks, cut keys, and respond to residential, commercial, and vehicle lockouts.

Leads a crew of mechanics and technicians, schedules repairs and keeps equipment and buildings running safely.

Keeps buildings, machines and equipment running through preventive maintenance and hands-on repairs.

Marine mechanics inspect, maintain, and repair boat engines, steering, and electrical systems.

Install, align, maintain, and repair heavy industrial machinery across manufacturing and power plants.

Painters prepare surfaces and apply paint, primer, and coatings to protect and finish buildings.

Paver installers build durable outdoor patios, walkways, and driveways using segmental pavers.

Install and repair water, drain, and gas piping systems in residential and commercial buildings.

A plumber apprentice learns the plumbing trade through hands-on work alongside experienced journeymen.

Riggers secure, balance, and direct heavy loads moved by cranes, hoists, and industrial equipment.

Install and repair roofs using shingles, metal panels, tiles, and membranes on building sites.

Erect and dismantle temporary scaffold structures, install safety gear, and inspect builds on job sites.

Fabricate, assemble, and install metal ductwork, roofing, and structural parts for buildings.

Assemble, mount, and wire solar photovoltaic systems on roofs and ground mounts.

Tire technicians mount, balance, and repair tires to keep passenger and commercial vehicles safe.

Window installers measure, fit, seal, and secure window units on residential and commercial job sites.