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DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES (4th Ed., Rev. 1991) -- OCCUPATIONAL GROUP ARRANGEMENT
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800.662-010 to 821.361-018
This category includes occupations concerned with fabricating, erecting, installing, paving, painting, repairing, and similarly working structures or structural parts, such as bridges, buildings, roads, transportation equipment frames and structures, cables, girders, plates, and frames. The work generally occurs outside a factory or shop environment, except for factory production line occupations concerned with fabricating, installing, erecting, or repairing structures. Tools used are handtools or portable power tools, and such materials as wood, metal, concrete, glass, and clay are involved. Stationary machines are frequently used in structural work occupations, but the worker's relationship to machines is usually secondary in importance as compared to use of handtools and portable power tools. Workers are frequently required to have a knowledge of the materials with which they work, e.g., stresses, strains, durability, and resistance to weather.
80 OCCUPATIONS IN METAL FABRICATING, N.E.C.
- This division includes occupations concerned with fabricating, erecting, and repairing building frames and ornamental metalwork, bridges, trestles, marine craft and structures, boilers, storage tanks, drilling rigs, towers, and other structures generally assembled from heavy structural plates, beams, and castings; fitting and assembling vehicle bodies, airframes, prefabricated door casings and window frames, air ducts, and other structural units assembled from stock or preformed sheet metal and structural shapes; and assembling or repairing boats, automobile bodies, and other structural units partially or entirely constructed of rigid plastics or fiberglass.
800 RIVETERS, N.E.C.
- This group includes occupations, not elsewhere classified, concerned with joining structural shapes and members with rivets.
800.662-010 RIVETER, HYDRAULIC (any industry) alternate titles: bull riveter; hydraulic-bull-riveter operator; multiple-pressure-riveter operator
- Operates hydraulic riveting machine to rivet steel plate sections together: Selects dies according to size of rivet and type of head to be formed and installs dies in machine, using wrench. Signals RIVETER HELPER (any industry) to hoist plates into position, line up rivet holes with rivet die, insert hot rivets in holes, and hold metal bar or die against rivet head. Starts machine and adjusts valve to regulate pressure according to size of rivet. Moves lever to force piston and die against rivet shank to form head. May operate portable machine and be designated Riveter, Portable Machine (any industry).
GOE: 06.02.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
800.682-010 RIVETER, PORTABLE PINCH (any industry)
- Operates pinch riveting machine to rivet together plates, castings, and structures, such as bars, beams, and rounds: Pulls and clamps pulley rope to position pinch riveter, suspended from monorail, at work level. Installs specified dies in bed and ram of rivet press, and turns bolt to set specified gap between dies, using wrench. Slides press along monorail to position dies over rivets. Starts press to lower ram that spreads and shapes rivet shank.
GOE: 06.02.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
800.684-010 RIVETER (railroad equip.)
- Rivets structural members, assemblies, and parts of railroad cars, using portable riveting, dimpling, and drilling machines and handtools: Reads work orders, blueprints, and operation sheets to determine sequence of operations and type size and hole pattern of rivets. Removes temporary bolts or fasteners and inserts rivets in predrilled holes. Places drive head of rivet gun against rivet shank and pulls trigger to actuate hammer that spreds rivet, or spreads rivet, using rivet set and hammer. Rivets together adjoining edges of parts and assemblies, using portable rivet squeezer. Places two dies of rivet squeezer over head and shank of rivet, and presses trigger to activate dies that flatten shank of rivet. Drills and reams rivet holes and drills out defective rivets. Forms dimples around rivet holes, using portable dimpling gun or stationary dimpling machine. May align and assemble parts to be riveted, using jigs, holding fixtures, pins, clamps, and fasteners. May buck rivets.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
800.684-014 RIVETER, PNEUMATIC (any industry)
- Rivets together parts, such as structures, plates, and castings, using pneumatic hammer: Inserts die, corresponding to size of rivet head, in head of hammer. Places die against shank of rivet held in hole by RIVETER HELPER (any industry) or by clamping fixture, and presses trigger to pound and shape head on rivet shank. May place rivet set (steel bar with cup-shaped end) over shank and strike set with sledge to shape rivet. May clean or align rivet holes, using metal dowel in pneumatic hammer. May bolt parts together, using wrench and nut runner. May remove and replace defective rivets, using cutting torch, power tools, and riveting equipment.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
800.687-010 RIVETER HELPER (any industry) alternate titles: rivet bucker; rivet catcher; rivet sticker
- Performs any combination of following tasks to assist in riveting structural parts or assemblies together: Lifts structural parts into position for riveting, using hoist. Aligns rivet holes, using clamps, duft pins, and hammer. Bolts parts together to temporarily secure structure for riveting, using impact wrench. Pushes riveting machine along monorail to position machine over rivet. Reams misaligned rivet holes, using portable drill and hand reamer. Positions rivets in rivet holes or catches hot rivets thrown by RIVET HEATER (heat treating), using bucket, and inserts rivets into holes, using tongs. Presses metal bucking bar or die against rivet head to maintain position of rivet in hole. Heats bucking bar, using gas torch, and shapes bar according to specifications, using handtools. Removes temporary fitting bolts and unsatisfactory rivets, using cutting torch and handtools. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
801 FITTING, BOLTING, SCREWING, AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS
- This group includes occupations concerned with joining structural parts and components with bolts, screws, and related fasteners, or by fitting (placing) reinforcing steel or iron in forms to strengthen concrete. Fitting, bolting, screwing, and related occupations concerned with the assembly of transportation equipment only are included in Group 806.
801.131-010 SUPERVISOR, CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION (construction)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in constructing reinforced concrete chimneys and similar structures: Reads blueprints and measures distances to lay out chimney. Directs workers in setting forms, erecting and wiring reinforcing steel, pouring and puddling concrete, and advancing scaffolding as erection of chimney progresses. Observes progress of work to ensure safety of installations and conformance of work to specifications. Verifies dimensions, using rule and spirit level. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
801.131-014 SUPERVISOR, FITTING (any industry)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in aligning and fitting component parts to assemble fabricated metal products, applying knowledge of product design, layout, strength of materials, and properties of metal: Reads blueprint specifications to determine assembly sequence. Requisitions equipment, such as jigs, base blocks, and rigging, and assigns equipment to workers according to work performed. Trains workers in performance of tasks, such as laying out, fitting, and aligning fabricated metal parts. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
801.131-018 SUPERVISOR, RIDE ASSEMBLY (amuse. & rec.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of circus or carnival workers engaged in assembling and disassembling mechanical rides, such as ferris wheel and merry-go-round: Hooks up electrical connections to power source, lubricates moving parts, and inspects equipment for safety. May operate ride. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.15 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.134-010 SUPERVISOR, REINFORCED-STEEL-PLACING (construction) alternate titles: supervisor, ironworking; supervisor, metal placing; supervisor, rod placing
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in placing reinforcing steel in forms to strengthen concrete. Reads blueprints and measures forms to ensure that steel rods or wire mesh are positioned according to specifications. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
801.137-010 SUPERVISOR, ASSEMBLY (agric. equip.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembling balers, combines, motors, tractors, lawn mowers, rotary tillers, and other agricultural and lawn/garden machines and equipment: Coordinates work of production and stock control departments to maintain flow of material to assembly line. Inspects defective parts and directs routing of rejects to salvage or rework department. Investigates and determines causes of assembly defects and orders corrective action. Studies present layout of equipment to effect changeover of assembly line for processing new models. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May be designated according to component assembled as Motor-Assembly Supervisor (agric. equip.).
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.137-014 SUPERVISOR, INSPECTION (agric. equip.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in inspecting agricultural equipment for defects. Evaluates defective inspected parts to determine disposition, and directs routing of rejects to salvage or rework department. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.261-010 ASSEMBLER, MINING MACHINERY (machinery mfg.) alternate titles: assembler, hydraulic backhoe; assembler, portable oil-well drilling rig; hydraulic and mechanical assembler
- Assembles mining machinery, such as continuous miners, loading machines, cutting machines, locomotives, hydraulic backhoes, and portable oil well drilling rigs according to blueprints and written specifications, using handtools, power handtools, and other powered equipment: Reads blueprints and written specifications to plan assembly sequence. Operates crane or directs OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR (any industry) 921.663-010 to move structural framework and machine parts to assembly area. Studies blueprints to plan logical assembly sequence. Positions specified gears, drive shafts, bearings, clutches, and other component parts in housings on frame of machine, using electric hoist. Aligns and levels parts with spacers and shims, and sets clearance between parts, using micrometers, feeler gauges, calipers, and scale. Bolts cover plates, electric motors, and hydraulic pumps to machine frame in specified locations, using torque wrench. Lays out hydraulic hose on machine, away from moving parts, to facilitate servicing machine and connects hydraulic hose to pumps and specified fittings, using wrench. May measure and cut hydraulic hose for installation in machine. May clean parts preparatory to assembly, using solvent, cleaning cloths, and air gun. ay assemble and test subassemblies, such as drive shaft, clutch, and transmission, using acetylene welding, heating, and cutting equipment and test stands. May install electrical wiring in assembled units according to schematic drawings. May drive mobile machinery to test performance.
GOE: 05.05.09 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.261-014 FITTER I (any industry) alternate titles: jig fitter
- Lays out, positions, aligns, and fits together fabricated parts of structural metal products in shop, according to blueprint and layout specifications, preparatory to welding or riveting: Plans sequence of operation, applying knowledge of geometry, effects of heat, and allowances for weld shrinkage, machining, and thickness of metal. Sets up face block, jigs and fixtures. Locates and marks centerlines and reference points onto floor or face block and transposes them to workpiece, using tape, chains, plumb bob, and squares. Moves parts into position, manually or by hoist or crane. Aligns parts, using jack, turnbuckles, wedges, drift pins, pry bars, and hammer. Removes high spots and cuts bevels, using hand files, portable grinders, and cutting torch. Gives directions to WELDER, ARC (welding) to build up low spots or short pieces with weld. Straightens warped or bent parts, using sledge, hand torch, straightening press, or bulldozer. Positions or tightens braces, jacks, clamps, ropes, or bolt straps, or bolts parts in positions for welding or riveting. May use transit to locate reference points and erect ladders and scaffolding to fit together large assemblies. May tack weld and be designated Fitter-Tacker (any industry).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M4 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.261-018 ROTARY-ENGINE ASSEMBLER (engine-turbine)
- Assembles and tests industrial rotary engines, following blueprints and using handtools and power tools: Inspects parts and housing to verify conformity to parts list and blueprint specifications, using micrometer, feeler gauges, and dial indicators. Inspects wiring harnesses for defects, rewires defective harnesses, and connects terminals of harness wires as indicated, following schematics. Tests and adjusts magnetos, using timing light. Dips parts into cleaning tank of ultrasonic cleaning equipment to clean part surfaces, and hones cleaned parts to smooth finish, using hand files and emery paper. Aligns housing on fixture, using jib crane and measuring tools, to position housing for insertion of parts, working as member of team. Sizes and finishes holes in housing and parts to specified tolerances, using power drills and reamers. Inserts or attaches and secures holding pins, seals, pipes, and tubing, using measuring instruments and handtools or power tools. Positions engine on test block, aligns engine with brake, and bolts engine to bed of block. Connects piping and attachments, using handtools, to supply engine with water, oil, fuel, and exhaust lines and systems during test operation. Connects test panel lines, starts engine, and observes gauges to verify that parts function according to specifications. May disassemble and repair engines. May fabricate engine parts.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L4 SVP: 6 DLU: 86
801.361-010 BLOWER AND COMPRESSOR ASSEMBLER (machinery mfg.)
- Fits and aligns machined parts, such as bearings, diaphragms, impeller wheels, blower casings, shafts, and $T3gear cages$T1 to assemble compressors, blowers, and vacuum pumps, according to drawings and specifications, using handtools, power drills, and portable gas heating equipment: Scrapes bearings to fit shafts, using hand scraper, blue chalk, and abrasive paper. Screws and bolts together mechanical parts, such as gears, vanes, needle bearings, and ring gear, to assemble gear cage assembly, using wrenches and screwdrivers. Shrinks impeller wheel, sleeves, spacers, and balance piston onto shaft to form spindle, using portable gas heating equipment. Caulks metal sealing strips into seams of impeller wheels, sleeves, and balance piston to form seal between impeller wheel and diaphragm, using hammer and caulking chisel. Lifts and positions spindle into casing (cylinder) to align diaphragm to spindle and upper and lower blower casing, using $T3lead wires,$T1 micrometers, and calipers. Levels beams supporting bedplates over test pit, using transit, $T3master straightedge,$T1 and levels. Aligns and levels blower, induction gear, oil tank, and drive unit on bedplate to mark mounting holes, using gauges, rules, punch, and scribes. Drills, taps, and reams holes for mounting bolts, coupling guards, and dowel pins, using portable drill press. Installs inlet and discharge piping to blower, using handtools, and attaches instruments, such as barometers, thermometers, pressure gauges, thermocouples, and speed indicator to blower. Dismantles unit from test pit and cleans and oils parts prior to shipment. Makes specified tests to determine blower performance, using electrical test equipment, and records instrument readings. ay be designated according to equipment assembled as Compressor Assembler (machinery mfg.); Pump Assembler (machinery mfg.).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
801.361-014 STRUCTURAL-STEEL WORKER (construction) alternate titles: bridge worker; housesmith; iron erector; ironworker; steel erector; structural-iron erector; structural-iron worker; structural-steel erector
- Performs any combination of following duties to raise, place, and unite girders, columns, and other structural-steel members to form completed structures or structure frameworks, working as member of crew: Sets up hoisting equipment for raising and placing structural-steel members. Fastens steel members to cable of hoist, using chain, cable, or rope. Signals worker operating hoisting equipment to lift and place steel member. Guides member, using tab line (rope) or rides on member in order to guide it into position. Pulls, pushes, or pries steel members into approximate position while member is supported by hoisting device. Forces members into final position, using turnbuckles, crowbars, jacks, and handtools. Aligns rivet holes in member with corresponding holes in previously placed member by driving drift pins or handle of wrench through holes. Verifies vertical and horizontal alignment of members, using plumb bob and level. Bolts aligned members to keep them in position until they can be permanently riveted, bolted, or welded in place. Catches hot rivets tossed by RIVET HEATER (heat treating) in bucket and inserts rivets in holes, using tongs. Bucks (holds) rivets while RIVETER, PNEUMATIC (any industry) uses airhammer to form heads on rivets. Cuts and welds steel members to make alterations, using oxyacetylene welding equipment. May specialize in erecting or repairing specific types of structures and be designated Bridge-Maintenance Worker (construction); Chimney Builder, Reinforced Concrete (construction); Scaffold Builder, etal (construction); Structural-Steel-Equipment Erector (construction).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.361-018 STRUCTURAL-STEEL-WORKER APPRENTICE (construction) alternate titles: bridge worker apprentice; ironworker apprentice; steel-erector apprentice
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.361-022 TANK SETTER (petrol. & gas) alternate titles: tank builder
- Erects metal tanks used to store crude oil at oil fields, utilizing knowledge of overall construction techniques and using handtools: Directs helpers in grading area for tank base. Verifies grade, using spirit level. Bolts tank sections together and inserts felt or asbestos sealing strips between joints to assemble and erect tank bottoms, sides, and covers, using wrenches. Bolts attachments, such as ladders, pipe flanges, gauges, and valves, to tank, using wrenches. Directs helpers in erection of scaffolds and assembly of tank sections. ay erect wooden tanks [TANK ERECTOR (construction)].
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.381-010 ASSEMBLER, METAL BUILDING (construction)
- Assembles prefabricated metal buildings according to blueprint specifications, using handtools, power tools, and hoisting equipment: Erects frame of building, using hoist. Bolts steel frame members together. Attaches wire and insulating materials to framework. Bolts sheet metal panels to framework. Reads blueprint to determine location of items, such as doors, windows, ventilators, and skylights and installs items, using cutting torch, wrenches, and power drill. Trims excess sheet metal, using cutting torch, power saw, and tin snips.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
801.381-014 FITTER (machine shop)
- Fits and assembles structural frameworks and housings from materials, such as angle iron, I-beams, and plate steel, using handtools and welding equipment and following blueprint specifications: Examines blueprints and materials list to obtain parts specifications. Lays out parts dimensions on worktable, using square, chalk line, and soapstone. Tack-welds scrap metal to outline to provide jig for assembly. Positions parts in jig and files, chisels, and grinds parts, as indicated, to fit them together. May heat parts with acetylene torch and bend them in vise, on anvil, or around stakes mounted in table. Tack-welds fitted parts together or directs FITTER HELPER (any industry) to tack-weld parts. May heat parts with acetylene torch and dip parts in cyanide bath to harden. Periodically compares dimensions of assembly to blueprint specifications, using square, rule, and calipers. Works to tolerances of .0625 inch. May anneal parts with acetylene torch to remove stresses of welding. ay fasten parts together with acetylene torch and brazing rod.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
801.381-018 MAJOR-ASSEMBLY INSPECTOR (agric. equip.) alternate titles: assembly inspector; finished-goods inspector
- Inspects parts and component assemblies of agricultural equipment, such as tractors and combines, for compliance with blueprint specifications, using precision measuring instruments: Inspects parts, such as housings, shafts, and gears, before assembly, for location and diameter of threaded holes, shaft diameter, and gear tooth angle and spacing, using micrometers, scales, and templates. Measures completed assemblies for fit and clearance of parts, using micrometers, calipers, height gauges, and rules. Examines parts for rough spots, casting flaws, and scratches. Records number of items rejected and reason for rejection.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
801.384-010 ASSEMBLER, WIRE-MESH GATE (metal prod., nec)
- Fabricates frames from pipe stock and special fittings and installs wire mesh fencing to assemble gates, using handtools and power tools: Cuts pipe stock to specified size, using hacksaw, power saw, or pipe-cutting machine. Inserts pipe ends into corner fittings and verifies length of frame, using template. Drills holes through pipe and fittings and bolts them together, using power wrenches. Untwists wire, using pliers, and removes link to cut wire mesh to size, using hand shears. Inserts metal straps into terminal links of wire mesh. Fits clamps around metal straps and pipe. Stretches wire and bends clamp around pipe, using special handtool. Drills holes in frame and bolts scrolls and ornamental castings to gate. Finishes welded pipe joints, using file or hammer and chisel, and paints joints to retard rusting.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
801.663-010 ASSEMBLY-INSPECTOR HELPER (agric. equip.)
- Assists ASSEMBLY INSPECTOR (agric. equip.) in testing power lawnmowers: Selects lawnmower for test run, according to instructions, and moves mower from assembly line to test area, using hoist. Pours fuel in tank and starts engine. Pushes or drives mower around test area and moves controls, such as gearshift and steering mechanisms on signal from ASSEMBLY INSPECTOR (agric. equip.). Places mower on shipping base, using hoist. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
801.664-010 LINER REPLACER (mine & quarry; smelt. & refin.)
- Replaces metal liners in ore processing equipment, such as mills, crushers, chutes, and hoppers, using handtools: Loosens worn liners, using wrenches. Signals OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR (any industry) 921.663-010 to remove old liner and position replacement. Adjusts new liner, using sledge, pry bar, and hydraulic jacks. Bolts liner in place, using wrenches. May tend furnace to melt zinc. May pour molten zinc onto inner surfaces of equipment to prepare equipment for new lining.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
801.664-014 UTILITY WORKER, MERCHANT MILL (steel & rel.)
- Performs any combination of tasks involved in preparing rolling mill for rolling rods, bars, rounds, and flats: Assembles roll stands, rolls, guides, and rest bars of rolling mill, using hammers and wrenches. Installs repeaters or tables on rolling line, using handtools. Grinds surface of repeater guides to ensure smooth passage of steel through mill, using portable grinder. Sorts and stores guides, tools, and other mill equipment. Cuts scrap to charging box size, using scrap shear or torch, and places scrap in charging box. Hooks crane slings to rolls, mill equipment, scrap, or charging boxes, and signals OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR (any industry) 921.663-010 to position load in specified areas. Removes steel piled up in furnace, using rake or tongs and chain.
GOE: 05.12.15 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
801.664-018 ROLL BUILDER (steel & rel.)
- Assembles roll stands used on rolling mills according to orders, using handtools: Reads orders to ascertain shape and size of structural product to be rolled and to determine procedures for assembling stands. Attaches slings of crane to rolls in racks and signals OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR (any industry) 921.663-010 to position rolls in stands. Inserts rolls in housing, installs roll bearings, and bolts rolls in place, using handtools. Installs specified guides on stands, using handtools. Grinds guides, using portable grinder, to ensure smooth passage of steel through mill. Disassembles roll stands removed from line and examines parts to determine need for replacement. Sorts and stores rolling equipment. Records size, quantity, and condition of rolls.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 78
801.667-010 INSPECTOR, SHIPPING (agric. equip.) alternate titles: inspector, finished machines and bundles
- Examines agricultural equipment, such as tractors, combines, and balers, for surface defects, prior to shipment: Examines painted surfaces for scratches, surfaces of parts, such as hydraulic shafts and chains for specified protective coating, and grills, ports, and vents for required sealing against entrance of dust, dirt, and foreign material. Reads labels, tags, identification plates, and stenciled markings to ensure that items, such as serial and part numbers, correspond. Compares unit with shipping order to determine if correct accessories, such as boxes of spare parts and tools, are present. Examines unit to ensure that accessories and parts are securely mounted and that parts, such as radiator and transmission, do not leak. Notifies supervisor of defects.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
801.684-010 JIG FITTER (machinery mfg.)
- Assembles frames, bases, and other component parts of industrial machines and equipment in jigs preparatory to welding, using electric crane and handtools: Verifies shape of metal parts according to blueprint specifications, using templates. Examines metal parts to detect defects, such as rough spots and burrs, and removes defects, using hand file and portable powered grinder. Lifts and fits parts in jig according to blueprint, using electric crane and handtools. Clamps parts in position in jig, using wrench. Tack-welds parts together [WELDER, TACK (welding) 810.684-010] in preparation for final welding. Lifts and moves assembly from jig to welding area using electric crane.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
801.684-014 PATTERN GATER (foundry)
- Fastens two or more metal patterns to metal match plate, using screws: Cuts metal strips from stock, using hacksaw, for use as gates and risers, and fastens strips to match plate, using screws. Applies solder or other compound to joints to achieve smooth finish. May fabricate pattern parts, using tools, such as disk sander, joiner, planer, and router. ay shellac finished pattern, using brush.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
801.684-018 PLAYGROUND-EQUIPMENT ERECTOR (retail trade)
- Erects prefabricated playground equipment for schools, recreational centers, and institutions: Assembles parts, such as swings, horizontal ladders, basketball standards, slides, and other equipment, using wrenches, stocks and dies, and other tools to join parts with flanges, and sleeve and elbow joints. Mixes and places cement around bases of standards. Performs necessary carpentry work.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
801.684-022 PROGRESSIVE ASSEMBLER AND FITTER (agric. equip.) alternate titles: assembler, lawn-and-garden machinery; assembler, tractor; case assembler; main-line assembler
- Assembles farm or lawn-and-garden machinery, such as tractors, harvesters, plow disks, rakes, roto-tillers, and snow throwers at one station of progressive assembly line, using handtools and power tools: Files edges and reams holes to align parts, such as chains, gears, housings, transmissions, radiators, fuel lines, and wheels with main assembly. Bolts or clips parts to assembly, using tools, such as prys, hammers, and pneumatic wrenches and drills. Sets clearance between parts to prescribed tolerances, using fixed gauges and tools, such as torque wrenches and screwdriver. Positions parts, such as control mechanisms, and connecting rods in housing and secures parts with bolts, rivets, cotter pins, and keys, using hammer, wrench, and pliers. Pours lubricating oil into housing and fastens housing cover plates, using wrench. Mounts assembled units in test fixture, connects unit to electric motor, and starts motor to test performance of unit. May work from blueprints or sketches.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
801.684-026 REINFORCING-METAL WORKER (construction) alternate titles: reinforcing-bar setter; reinforcing-iron worker; reinforcing-steel erector; reinforcing-steel placer; reinforcing-steel setter; reinforcing-steel worker
- Positions and secures steel bars in concrete forms to reinforce concrete: Determines number, sizes, shapes, and locations of reinforcing rods from blueprints, sketches, or oral instructions. Selects and places rods in forms, spacing and fastening them together, using wire and pliers. Cuts bars to required lengths, using hacksaw, bar cutters, or acetylene torch. May bend steel rods with handtools or rodbending machine. May reinforce concrete with wire mesh. May weld reinforcing bars together, using arc-welding equipment.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
801.687-010 ASSEMBLER HELPER, INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE (engine-turbine)
- Prepares internal combustion engines for final assembly and testing, performing any of following duties: Pushes or pulls motor aside, using hook, or pushes engine on casters between assembly stations. Pulls masking tape from engine to permit further assembly and adjustment. Removes temporary holding screws to permit attachment of permanent assemblies, using handtools. Lubricates engine, using grease guns, grease fittings, brushes, and oilcans. Wipes oil and dirt from outside surface of engine, using rags. Clamps engine to carrying frame and raises it to overhead conveyor line, using power hoist.
GOE: 06.04.40 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
801.687-014 FITTER HELPER (any industry) alternate titles: plate-worker helper; welder-fitter helper
- Assists FITTER (any industry) I or WELDER-FITTER (welding) to position, align, and fit together fabricated plates, structural shapes, and weldments preparatory to assembly into structural fabricated products, performing following tasks: Holds, positions, and reads tape or rods to assist in layout. Places and moves blocking, braces, and jigs to hold parts. Hammers wedges and drift pins, and turns turnbuckles, using lever. Pulls pry bars to align parts. Grinds or chips rough edges, surplus weld, or scale, using portable grinder or airhammer. Positions and turns clamps, and bolts together butt straps or parts, using hand or power wrench. Performs any combination of incidental tasks, such as transporting tools, fixtures, and parts, assisting welders, bucking rivets, reaming holes, and sweeping area. May be known according to task performed as Lay-Out Helper (any industry). Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
801.687-018 TANK-SETTER HELPER (petrol. & gas) alternate titles: tank-builder helper
- Assists TANK SETTER (petrol. & gas) in erecting metal tanks used to store crude oil, performing following tasks: Shovels and spreads dirt over designated area and pulls straightedge (plank) over surface to tank base. Brushes sealing compound on felt or asbestos strips used to seal tank joints. Bolts tank sections together to assemble tanks and inserts sealing strips in joints. Erects scaffolds. Carries tools and materials. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
804 TINSMITHS, COPPERSMITHS, AND SHEET METAL WORKERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with laying out, cutting to size, bending or shaping, and soldering, brazing, riveting, or crimping sheet metal, such as copper, steel, aluminum, galvanized iron, and tinplate, to fabricate or repair sheet metal items, such as gutters, hot and cold air vents, cabinets, and light tanks.
804.281-010 SHEET-METAL WORKER (any industry) alternate titles: sheet-metal mechanic
- Plans, lays out, fabricates, assembles, installs, and repairs sheet metal parts, equipment, and products, utilizing knowledge of working characteristics of metallic and nonmetallic materials, machining, and layout techniques, using handtools, power tools, machines, and equipment: Reads and interprets blueprints, sketches, or product specifications to determine sequence and methods of fabricating, assembling, and installing sheet metal products. Selects gauge and type of sheet metal, such as galvanized iron, copper, steel, or aluminum, or nonmetallic material, such as plastics or fiberglass, according to product specifications. Lays out and marks dimensions and reference lines on material, using scribers, dividers, squares, and rulers, applying knowledge of shop mathematics and layout techniques to develop and trace patterns of product or parts [SHEET-METAL LAY-OUT WORKER (any industry) 809.281-010] or using templates. Sets up and operates fabricating machines, such as shears, brakes, presses, forming rolls, and routers, to cut, bend, block and form, or straighten materials. Shapes metal material over anvil, block, or other form, using handtools. Trims, files, grinds, deburrs, buffs, and smooths surfaces, using handtools and portable power tools. Welds, solders, bolts, rivets, screws, clips, caulks, or bonds component parts to assemble products, using handtools, power tools, and equipment. Installs assemblies in supportive framework according to blueprints, using handtools, power tools, and lifting and handling devices. Inspects assemblies and installation for conformance to specifications, using measuring instruments, such as calipers, scales, dial indicators, gauges, and micrometers. Repairs and maintains sheet metal products. ay operate computer-aided-drafting (CAD) equipment to develop scale drawings of product or system. May operate laser-beam cutter [LASER-BEAM-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding) 815.682-010] or plasma arc cutter [ARC CUTTER, PLASMA ARC (welding) 816.364-010] to cut patterns from sheet metal. May be designated by type of metal as Coppersmith (any industry); Tinsmith (any industry); or according to type of activity as Fabricator, Special Items (any industry); Model Maker, Sheet-Metal (any industry); Product-Development Worker (any industry); Roofer, Metal (construction); Sheet-Metal Installer (any industry); Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance (any industry); Shop Mechanic (any industry).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
804.281-014 SHEET-METAL-WORKER APPRENTICE (any industry)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title. Frequently specializes, after completing apprenticeship program, in such areas as ventilation and air-conditioning, restaurant equipment, architectural sheet metal work, warm-air heating systems, sheet metal roofing, and electric-sign construction.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
804.481-010 HOOD MAKER (tex. prod., nec)
- Fabricates and assembles sheet metal hoods used to protect awnings, using handtools and portable power tools: Selects specified steel sheet from stock. Lays out and marks hood parts on steel sheet, indicating lines for bending, cutting, and drilling according to drawings, sketches, or verbal instructions, using scale, rule, scribe, and punch. Cuts metal pieces to size, using hand or bench shears. Bends metal into specified shapes, using manually operated brake machine or hammers metal to shape, using wooden mallet. Drills holes into metal, using electric hand drill, or punches holes, using hammer and punch. Hammers edges of metal parts to form seams, using mallet. Screws, bolts, or rivets hood together and attaches supports, using handtools. May install hood on building. May fabricate awning frames [AWNING-FRAME MAKER (tex. prod., nec)].
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
804.684-010 CUTTER, ALUMINUM SHEET (ship-boat mfg.)
- Cuts sheet aluminum to specified shape for use as boat hulls and decks, using portable saw: Stacks sheets of aluminum on cutting table and positions pattern on top sheet. Outlines pattern on sheet, using scribe. Guides saw around outline to cut out hull or deck parts. Drills holes along edges of cutout parts at specified points to mark locations for attachment of parts, using portable electric drill.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
804.684-014 EXTRUSION BENDER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Cuts and bends aluminum extrusions into specified shapes for use as trim, fasteners, and bumper guards on fiberglass boats, using handtools and portable power tools: Obtains precut extrusions from stock, or cuts extrusions to specified length, using hacksaw. Places blocks in jig and bends extrusions to shape around blocks. Clamps extrusions in position in jig and drills holes through extrusions, using power drill. Bolts extrusions together, using wrench. Releases clamps and removes extrusions from jigs. Tapes inner surface of extrusions to form watertight seal. Bends aluminum trim in jigs, and attaches trim to exposed edges of parts, such as plastic panels and seats. Forces trim into position, using rubber mallet. Crimps edges of trim to fasten trim in position, using crimping tool.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
805 BOILERMAKERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with assembling, erecting, and repairing boilers and related equipment, attachments, and accessories. Includes laying out, cutting, fitting and bolting, welding, or riveting heavy metal plates, boiler tubes, and castings.
805.131-010 SUPERVISOR, BOILERMAKING (struct. metal)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembly, erection, and repair of boilers, tanks, vats, and pressure vessels: Lays out reference points of columns or plates on foundation, following blueprints. Directs workers in selection of type and location of rigging and equipment to lift parts into position. Directs welders to assemble unit. Lays out location and position of drums and $T3headers$T1 on frame to ensure specified alignment of tubes. Verifies dimensions of accessories, such as chutes, fan stands, uptakes, stacks, and ladders needed to adapt boiler or tank to location. Directs workers in repair of boilers, tanks, vats, and pressure vessels. May construct templates of wood, paper, or sheet metal to facilitate layout tasks. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) aster Title. May be designated according to work activities or workers supervised as Supervisor, Boilermaking Shop (struct. metal); Supervisor, Field Assembly-And-Erection (struct. metal); Supervisor Mechanic, Boilermaking (struct. metal).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
805.137-010 SUPERVISOR, BOILER REPAIR (any industry)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in maintenance and repair of stationary steam boilers and boiler house auxiliaries, performing duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
805.261-010 BOILERMAKER APPRENTICE (struct. metal)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
805.261-014 BOILERMAKER I (struct. metal) alternate titles: boilermaker, assembly and erection
- Assembles, analyzes defects in, and repairs boilers, pressure vessels, tanks, and vats in field, following blueprints and using handtools and portable power tools and equipment: Locates and marks reference points for columns or plates on foundation, using $T3master straightedge,$T1 squares, transit, and measuring tape, and applying knowledge of geometry. Attaches rigging or signals crane operator to lift parts to specified position. Aligns structures or plate sections to assemble boiler frame, tanks, or vats, using plumb bobs, levels, wedges, dogs, or turnbuckles. Hammers, flame-cuts, files, or grinds irregular edges of sections or structural parts to facilitate fitting edges together. Bolts or arc-welds structures and sections together. Positions drums and $T3headers$T1 into supports and bolts or welds supports to frame. Aligns water tubes and connects and expands ends to drums and headers, using tube expander. Bells, beads with power hammer, or welds tube ends to ensure leakproof joints. Bolts or welds casing sections, uptakes, stacks, baffles, and such fabricated parts as chutes, air heaters, fan stands, feeding tube, catwalks, ladders, coal hoppers, and safety hatch to frame, using wrench. Installs manholes, handholes, valves, gauges, and feedwater connection in drums to complete assembly of water tube boilers. Assists in testing assembled vessels by pumping water or gas under specified pressure into vessel and observing instruments for evidence of leakage. Repairs boilers or tanks in field by unbolting or flame cutting defective sections or tubes, straightening plates, using torch or jacks, installing new tubes, fitting and welding new sections and replacing worn lugs on bolts. May rivet and caulk sections of vessels, using pneumatic riveting and caulking hammers. May line firebox with refractory brick and asbestos rope and blocks [BRICKLAYER, FIREBRICK AND REFRACTORY TILE (construction)]. May fabricate such parts as stacks, uptakes, and chutes to adapt boiler to premises in which it is installed [BOILERMAKER (struct. metal) II].
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
805.361-010 BOILERHOUSE MECHANIC (any industry) alternate titles: boiler mechanic; heating-equipment repairer; station mechanic
- Maintains and repairs stationary steam boilers and boiler house auxiliaries, using handtools and portable power tools: Cleans or directs other workers to clean boilers and auxiliary equipment, using scrapers, wire brush and cleaning solvent. Inspects and repairs boiler fittings, such as safety valves, regulators, automatic-control mechanisms, and water columns, and auxiliary machines, such as pumps, draft fans, stokers, and burners. Replaces damaged boiler tubes and plates [BOILERMAKER (struct. metal) I]. Repairs or replaces high-pressure piping, using power saw, gas torch, threading die, and welding equipment. May patch boiler insulation with cement. May paint surface of equipment, using brush. May perform water pressure test by pumping water into system to determine location of leaks. May remove and replace defective firebrick, using hammer and chisel. May operate lathe and milling machine to repair or make parts, such as valve stems and pump shafts.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
805.361-014 BOILERMAKER FITTER (struct. metal)
- Positions, aligns, and secures structural parts and related assemblies of pressure vessels, such as boilers, tanks, and vats in specified relationship for subsequent permanent assembly by BOILERMAKER (struct. metal) I or WELDER, BOILERMAKER (struct. metal). Locates and marks position of parts, using measuring tape, transit, square, and plumb bob. Signals RIGGER (any industry) to lift parts into position. Aligns parts to specified fit, using dogs, wedges, turnbuckles, jacks, hammers, and $T3drift pins.$T1 Cuts, files, and grinds seams and joints to attain specified fit, using cutting torch, file, and power grinder. Straightens or reshapes bent plates or structure, using hammer, jacks, and torch. Clamps, bolts, or tack-welds parts in place for final welding or bolting. Climbs framework or ladders to position, fit, or secure parts. May fit plates, structures, or pipes to repair ships.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
805.381-010 BOILERMAKER II (struct. metal) alternate titles: boilermaker mechanic
- Assembles boilers, tanks, vats, and pressure vessels according to blueprint specifications, using power tools and handtools: Reads blueprint to determine location and relationship of parts. Connects firetubes to heads or watertubes to drums and $T3headers$T1 of boilers, by expanding and belling ends, using tube expander and beading ends, using power hammer. Drills and taps holes for installation of studs, using portable drill. Tightens bolts to assemble frames, using hand or power wrenches. Mounts casings of watertube boilers, or attaches davit heads, burners, or furnace casing to firetube boilers, using wrenches. Bolts or screws accessories, such as manholes, handholes, fans, gauges, and valves to vessel, using handtools or power wrenches. Replaces defective parts, using power wrenches, prying bars, or handtools. May install and repair refractory brick [BRICKLAYER, FIREBRICK AND REFRACTORY TILE (construction)]. May thread and install stay bolts, using pipe wrench and dies. May remove and replace rivets and caulk seams to repair riveted shells and structures, using pneumatic chisel, riveter, and caulking hammer. May cut out defective parts, using acetylene torch. Distinguish from BOILERMAKER (struct. metal) I who assembles and repairs boilers and related pressure vessels. May be designated according to work setting or location as Boilermaker, Central Steam Plant (struct. metal); Boilermaker, Industrial Boilers (struct. metal); Boilermaker, Ship (struct. metal).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
805.664-010 BOILERMAKER HELPER II (struct. metal)
- Assists boilermaking personnel in assembling, installing, repairing, and testing steam boilers, pressure vessels, and other removable structures in ships, central steam plants, and in industrial plants. Loads structural parts of boilers, pressure vessels, or tanks on pallets, using hoist. Attaches slings to pallets or onto parts for moving by crane. Assists in positioning parts in jigs and attaches clamps or other holding devices to fit parts together. Grinds welds or seams to fit, using portable grinder. Removes boiler casings, grades, handrails, manhole, and handhole covers to facilitate access to boilers or other vessels for repair, using handtools. Assists in positioning boiler tubes as specified in boiler drums and $T3headers.$T1 Cleans scale from boiler tubes, using rotary pneumatic brush equipment. Mixes mortar used for laying firebrick in firebox. Replaces and reassembles gratings, ladders, handrails, and other disassembled structures after repairs are completed. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
805.667-010 BOILER HOUSE INSPECTOR (any industry) alternate titles: boiler cleaner, chief
- Visually inspects boilers and water and steam connection pipes to locate leaks and defective parts. Notifies work crew of repairs to be made. Visually inspects repaired boilers to ensure completion of repair job and notifies BOILER OPERATOR (any industry) to resume operation of boiler. Inspects cleaning equipment, such as hand and powered wire brushes and chipping tools, and orders replacements.
GOE: 05.07.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
805.687-010 BOILERMAKER HELPER I (struct. metal)
- Performs following tasks to assist BOILERMAKER (struct. metal) I in assembly, erection, and repair of boilers, tanks, vats, and pressure vessels, in field: Conveys tools, equipment, and parts to work area by hand or using handtrucks. Cleans boilers and tanks, using scrapers and steam or water hoses. Cleans work area and places salvageable material in bins. Attaches slings, ropes, or cables to objects, such as plates, tubes, and drums, following signals of RIGGER (any industry). Positions and holds parts for BOILERMAKER (struct. metal) I to fit, clamp, or weld parts in specified alignment. Bolts or unbolts assemblies, using handtools, such as wrenches, screwdrivers, and prying bars. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
806 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLERS AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS
- This group includes occupations concerned with assembling transportation and related equipment, such as motor vehicles, aircraft, rail equipment, motorcycles and bicycles, boats, and components, parts, and accessories. Body work is included in Group 807, and painting is included in Group 845.
806.130-010 SUPERVISOR, ENGINE ASSEMBLY (engine-turbine)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembly of internal combustion engines: Reviews routing sheets to determine type of engine to assemble. Examines engine parts at assembly bench or line for agreement with routing sheet. Confers with supervisor to arrange assembly line, supplies, and parts to facilitate assembly of engines. Corrects stoppages on line by reassigning workers, reporting breakdown of machines to maintenance department, or supervising repair of machines. Sets up arbor presses, special jigs, and holding fixtures for assembly of engines. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-010 SUPERVISOR, ALUMINUM BOAT ASSEMBLY (ship-boat mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembly of aluminum boats: Trains and assists workers in performance of tasks, such as cleaning, drilling, riveting, painting, and inspecting aluminum boats and component parts. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-014 SUPERVISOR, ASSEMBLY (motor-bicycles)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembling and repairing forks, frames, transmissions, or other motorcycle components: Trains workers in assembly and repair procedures. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May be designated according to department as Supervisor, Frame Assembly (motor-bicycles); Supervisor, Motorcycle And Wheel Assembly (motor-bicycles); Supervisor, Transmission And Fork Assembly (motor-bicycles). May supervise and coordinate activities of workers engaged in assembly and repair of bicycles, wheels, and parts.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-018 SUPERVISOR, BOAT OUTFITTING (ship-boat mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in outfitting and installing engines in fiberglass boats: Trains and assists workers in performance of tasks, such as installing engines and outfitting boats with such fixtures as metal trim, seats, and windshields. Inspects engine placement for conformance to specifications, using rulers and levels. Rubs fingers over boat surfaces to detect rough edges. Confers with other supervisory personnel to coordinate interdepartmental workflow. Coordinates loading and shipping schedules. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-022 SUPERVISOR, ERECTION SHOP (railroad equip.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in fitting, welding, and riveting railroad car components, such as beams, center sills, crossbearers, sides, ends, and roofing, to make car framework. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-026 SUPERVISOR, INSPECTION AND TESTING (motor-bicycles)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in inspecting and testing motorcycle parts and assemblies: Examines and measures rejected parts and assemblies to determine type of defect. Notifies engineering personnel of malfunctioning inspecting and testing equipment. Trains workers in inspecting and testing procedures. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-030 SUPERVISOR, RIGGER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in installation and repair of rigging, and in hoisting and positioning machinery, equipment, and structural parts aboard ships. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) aster Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.131-034 SUPERVISOR, SHIPFITTERS (ship-boat mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in fabricating and installing metal structural parts, such as bulkheads, plates, and frames in ships. Inspects installations, such as decks and engine foundations, for conformance with specifications. ay supervise workers engaged in repairing structural parts of ships. May direct moving and launching of ships. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) aster Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 80
806.131-038 SUPERVISOR, INSPECTION (aircraft mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in inspecting and testing raw materials and manufactured products in accordance with customer and company quality standards. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 87
806.131-042 SUPERVISOR, PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT (aircraft mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in fabricating, assembling, modifying, or repairing parts, assemblies, tooling, and related items used in manufacturing aircraft and space vehicles: Analyzes work orders, schematics, and other specifications to determine parts and assemblies requiring fabrication, modification, or repair. Trains employees in work methods and procedures. Inspects work to ensure adherence to standards and specifications. Requisitions replacement materials, tools, and equipment. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 87
806.134-010 SUPERVISOR, MOTOR VEHICLE ASSEMBLY (auto. mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembling motor vehicles, such as automobiles, trucks, buses, or limousines: Directs workers in welding, assembly, inspection, and repair techniques, utilizing knowledge of assembly procedures and specifications. Confers with other supervisory personnel to coordinate activities of individual departments within plant. Assigns training of new employees to qualified workers or performs training duties. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May be designated according to component assembled or installed as Supervisor, Engine Assembly (auto. mfg.); Supervisor, Seat Assembly (auto. mfg.); or stage of assembly as Supervisor, Body Assembly (auto. mfg.); Supervisor, Chassis Assembly (auto. mfg.); Supervisor, Final Assembly (auto. mfg.); Supervisor, Trim Assembly (auto. mfg.); Supervisor, Truck-Trailer Assembly (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 90
806.134-014 SUPERVISOR, FIBERGLASS BOAT ASSEMBLY (ship-boat mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in laminating fiberglass casts on boat molds and assembling fiberglass boats and component parts: Reads work orders and blueprints to determine materials needed and requisitions materials. Trains and assists workers in performance of tasks, such as laminating, assembling, painting, and inspecting boats and component parts. Visually and tactually inspects component parts of boats to detect air pockets, defects in thickness, or other failures to conform to blueprint specifications. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May supervise workers engaged in laminating and assembling ship components made of fiberglass and be designated Supervisor, Fiberglass-Ship-Component Assembly (ship-boat mfg.).
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 80
806.137-010 SUPERVISOR, CAR INSTALLATIONS (railroad equip.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in installing doors, walls, flooring, insulation, heaters, ventilators, generators, and other equipment and materials in exteriors and interiors of railroad cars. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.137-014 SUPERVISOR, ORDNANCE TRUCK INSTALLATION (ordnance)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembly and installation of tools, equipment, and materials in ordnance mobile shop trucks: Directs assembly and installation in truck bodies, of benches, tools, and machinery according to diagrams and blueprints. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) aster Title.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.137-018 SUPERVISOR, SHIPPING TRACK (railroad equip.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in final assembly and preparation of railroad cars for shipment to customers: Trains new workers in performance of tasks, such as installing exterior fixtures, touching up stenciled letters and designs, sandblasting to clean exterior surfaces, caulking to waterproof, and testing and adjusting air brake systems of railroad cars. Monitors performance of tasks, machinery and equipment, and condition of work areas to ensure adherence to company standards. Reports machinery and equipment malfunctions to maintenance personnel. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.137-022 QUALITY ASSURANCE SUPERVISOR (auto. mfg.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in inspecting and testing assembled motor vehicles, components, and parts, as vehicles and subassemblies proceed through stages of assembly process, applying knowledge of quality assurance standards and procedures: Reviews quality assurance instructions, assembly specifications, and production schedules to determine method of conducting inspections and tests, sequence of operations, and work assignments. Directs workers in quality assurance inspection and testing, to assure that establishment and regulatory standards are met. Assigns training of new workers to qualified workers. Reviews reports and confers with quality assurance, production, management, and engineering personnel to solve work-related problems. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May be designated according to stage of assembly as Quality Assurance Supervisor, Body (auto. mfg.); Quality Assurance Supervisor, Trim (auto. mfg.); Quality Assurance Supervisor, Chassis (auto. mfg.); Quality Assurance Supervisor, Final (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
806.261-010 INTERNAL-COMBUSTION-ENGINE INSPECTOR (engine-turbine) alternate titles: inspector and tester; inspector; erector
- Inspects internal combustion engines after test for conformance to blueprints and specifications, using measuring instruments and handtools: Reviews performance test report and compares log data, such as temperature, lubrication compression, horsepower, fuel consumption, and manifold pressure with specifications. Signs inspection tag to release engines from test floor or analyzes data to locate assemblies and parts not functioning according to specifications. Measures dimensions of disassembled parts and assemblies, such as pistons, cylinder liners, valves, bearings, shafts, governors, injectors, or carburetors, and clearances between moving and stationary parts, using scale, micrometers, special tools, and gauging setups. Compares measurements with specifications to locate faulty parts. Records findings and notifies supervisor of results of inspection. May inspect incoming materials for conformance with specifications. May disassemble engines during inspection process. May supervise crating and shipping of engines to consignees. May be designated according to type of engine inspected as Diesel-Engine Inspector (engine-turbine); Gasoline-Engine Inspector (engine-turbine).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.261-014 RIGGER (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: loft rigger; outside rigger
- Fabricates, installs, and repairs rigging and weight-handling gear on ships and attaches hoists and pulling gear to rigging to lift, move, and position machinery, equipment, structural parts, and other heavy loads aboard ship: Forms slings and towing bridles by looping and splicing cable or by crimping metal sleeve around cable end and body of cable, using crimping tool. Splices and ties rope to form nets, ladders, and other rigging. Installs hooks, swivels, and turnbuckles in rigging. Reeves lines through blocks and pulleys. Sews canvas or leather covers on rigging at friction points, using sail twine and sailmaker's palm and needle. Selects and attaches gear, braces, and cushions, according to weight and distribution of load, availability of hoisting machinery, and presence of obstacles, such as ship's structural members and jutting buildings, which might interfere with maneuverability of incorrectly rigged hoisting gear. Signals workers operating cranes or other equipment to move load. Installs beam clamps, pad eyes, gallows frames, and other supporting structures for rigging gear. Controls movement of heavy equipment through narrow openings or in confined spaces, using jacks, pulley blocks, chainfalls, and rollers. Lays out and handles lines, snubs lines on cleats or bollards, or hauls in lines with capstans to assist SHIPWRIGHT (ship-boat mfg.) in ship drydocking operations. Installs or repairs ship's rigging, such as mast or antenna rigs, small boat handling gear, and winch or windlass rigging. Installs masts, booms, yardarms, and gaffs, working aloft as required. Rigs and hangs scaffolds and stages that require blocks and pulleys.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.261-018 RIGGER APPRENTICE (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: erector appentice
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.261-022 TESTER, ROCKET MOTOR (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: tester, rocket engine
- Test fires rocket motor or rocket engine to determine performance characteristics, using testing, measuring, and recording instruments and equipment, and mathematical formulas: Positions, or directs other workers to position, motor or engine on test stand, using hoist or overhead crane. Attaches measuring and testing instruments, controls, and computerized data acquisition equipment, using handtools. Test operates motor or engine for specified test periods under varying operational conditions to determine performance characteristics, such as motor thrust, chamber pressure, and burn rate. Calculates performance data using computer, calculator, and standard formulas. Records and interprets test results for analysis by engineers or others.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 88
806.261-026 MARINE-SERVICES TECHNICIAN (ship-boat mfg.)
- Repairs and maintains boats and similar vessels in marine service facility: Examines repair or installation orders, drawings, and vessel, utilizing knowledge based on past experience to determine extent of repairs required or modifications necessary for installation of equipment, accessories, and hardware. Consults with supervisor regarding installation or repair problems, sequence of operations, and time required to complete repair or installation. Removes vessels from water, using movable lift crane or marine railway. Positions and secures blocking at bottom and sides of vessels according to size, weight, and weight distribution of vessels, using fasteners, handtools, and power tools. Removes flaked paint, barnacles, and encrusted debris from hulls of vessel, using scrapers, scrubbers, power washers, and sandblast equipment. Removes damaged or rotted sections from wooden or fiberglass vessels, using drill, saw, and handtools. Fabricates and installs wooden replacement parts, using drawings, measuring instruments, work aids, handtools, power tools, and woodworking machines and equipment, such as saws, drill press, shaper, planer, and steam cabinet. Caulks wooden hulls with cotton to prevent leaks. Grinds and sands edges around removed fiberglass sections. Mixes fiberglass bonding resin and catalyst, cuts fiberglass cloth to size, and impregnates cloth with mixture. Positions layers of impregnated cloth over damaged area, and smooths area to match contour of hull, using rollers, squeegee, and power sander. Mixes and applies paint or gel coat to boats with hand and spray equipment, utilizing knowledge of color mixing, matching techniques, and application procedures. Tests engine, transmission, rigging, propeller, navigational, and related systems to diagnose malfunctions, using various measuring instruments. Replaces or repairs defective components, or fabricates new components. Installs and tests steering gear, sanitation and refrigeration systems, cabinetry, electrical systems and accessories, hardware, trim, and related components, following manufacturer's instructions and drawings.
GOE: 05.05.02 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 86
806.261-030 INSPECTOR, ASSEMBLIES AND INSTALLATIONS (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: inspector, assembly
- Inspects assemblies, such as fuselage, tail, and wings, joining of assemblies into major structure, installation of parts, equipment, and accessories, or complete aircraft for conformance to specifications and quality standards: Reads and interprets blueprints, engineering documents, and inspection manuals and procedures to determine methods and sequence of inspection. Examines parts and assemblies for physical characteristics, such as surface finish, color, and texture, and for defects, such as cracks, scratches, and loose connections. Measures parts and assemblies for dimensional accuracy and adherence to blueprint specifications. Inspects assembly, mating, and installation of parts, assemblies, and equipment for alignment, fit, clearance, tension, throw limits, torque, and related factors, using fixtures, jigs, and precision measuring and checking instruments, such as scales, protractor, tensiometer, and gauges. Conducts or witnesses functional or operational tests of partial or completed units, such as landing gear, auto pilot, engine controls, and rudders, to verify conformance to specifications, using test equipment. Accepts or rejects assemblies or installations, and recommends repair, rework, or replacement of component parts. Confers with engineering, production, and inspection personnel to exchange inspection information. May be designated according to assembly or installation inspected as Inspector, Subassembly (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Final Assembly (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Final Assembly, Electrical (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Final Assembly, Mechanical (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Structures (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Engines And Components Assembly (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Experimental Assembly (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Electrical And Electronic Installations (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 89
806.261-034 INSPECTOR, MATERIAL DISPOSITION (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects rejected or obsolete aircraft parts, assemblies, or materials to determine disposition, utilizing knowledge of production processes, repair methods, and cost, using precision measuring instruments: Reviews rejection slips to determine method of inspection required. Inspects and measures parts to determine nature and extent of defect, using surface plate or table and precision measuring instruments, such as calipers, gauges, and micrometers. Compares inspection results with specifications and consults with manufacturing, engineering, and other personnel to determine possibility and practicability of salvaging rejected parts, assemblies, or materials. Evaluates inspection data, considering value, costs involved, production delays, quality, appearance, and related factors, and recommends final disposition, such as scrap, return to vendor, salvage, or rework. Records inspection results and recommendations for disposition of parts, assemblies, or materials. May investigate rejections of parts and assemblies to determine corrective action to prevent recurrence and be designated aterial Review Board Representative, Quality Control (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
806.261-038 INSPECTOR, MISSILE (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects and tests missile components and ground support equipment, according to blueprints and specifications, using precision measuring instruments and test equipment: Examines components of missile systems, such as electrical, electronic, instrumentation, mechanical, propulsion, hydraulic, and pneumatic, for conformance to quality standards. Tests functional performance of system components, using test equipment. Inspects and measures parts and assemblies for alignment, location, dimension, fit, location of bolt and rivet holes, and fastening to ensure conformance to blueprints and specifications, using jigs, fixtures, sight levels, and precision measuring instruments. Inspects ground equipment, such as missile boosters, launch pads, and shelters, for conformance to standards and specifications. Visually and tactilely examines ablative coating on exterior surfaces of missile to ensure uniform application. Conducts or witnesses operational testing to verify that missile systems adhere to specifications. Analyzes inspection and test results and prepares inspection reports indicating acceptance, rejection, or rework required. Confers with customers, engineering, production, and inspection personnel to exchange information, such as test results or proposed modifications to missile system. May inspect and test missile systems prior to flight or delivery to customer and be designated Inspector, Missile Final Assembly (aircraft mfg.); Missile Inspector, Preflight (aircraft mfg.). May inspect space vehicle components during final assembly and be designated Space Vehicle Inspector, Preflight (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 89
806.261-042 INSPECTOR, OUTSIDE PRODUCTION (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects and tests aircraft, space capsule, and missile parts, assemblies, and materials at subcontractor's plant or airline maintenance base for conformance to engineering requirements and specifications, using blueprints, test equipment, and precision measuring instruments: Sets up and adjusts hardness testers to test metal parts for specified hardness. Inspects dimensions, alignment, and assembly of machined parts and tools, such as landing gears, brakes, gear boxes, jigs, and fixtures, using measuring instruments and devices, such as surface plate, height gauges, calipers, and micrometers. Approves or rejects parts, assemblies, and materials, and prepares inspection reports. Consults with vendors and subcontractors regarding interpretation of specifications, rejection, rework, salvage or other disposition of parts, and related issues. May inspect surfaces of metal parts and assemblies subsequent to or following chemical milling, heat treating, and micro-particle cleaning for defects or surface contaminants, using inspection devices. May examine and test ordnance devices and pyrotechnic apparatus, such as ejection seats, under simulated operating conditions to ensure specified operational characteristics. May specialize according to parts inspected, such as machined parts, plastics, sheet metal, and precision assemblies, or according to process involved, such as welding or electroplating.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
806.261-046 INSPECTOR, PLASTICS AND COMPOSITES (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects and tests plastic and composite aircraft and aerospace parts, assemblies, and structures for work quality, dimensional accuracy, and conformance to engineering drawings and specifications, using precision measuring and testing instruments and equipment: Reads inspection logs and operation sheets to determine nature and sequence of inspection. Reviews blueprints and production diagrams to visualize layout and assembly procedures, locate critical references, determine parts and materials requirements, dimensions, and finish specifications. Inspects laminated and molded structures during all phases of fabrication and assembly to ensure adherence to specifications. Visually inspects parts and assemblies for fissures, porosity, delaminations, contour, and other physical characteristics. easures parts and assemblies for dimensional accuracy, using precision measuring instruments, templates, jigs, and fixtures. Verifies location of installed fasteners and hardware. Reads pyrometers, timers, and pressure instruments to verify that operation of curing ovens and other equipment conforms to specifications. Examines assembly surfaces subsequent to curing to ensure specified smoothness and evenness of finish. Sets up and operates test equipment to perform pressure and functional testing of parts and assemblies, and to measure physical properties, such as thickness and hardness. Calculates and records test results. Accepts or rejects parts and assemblies, and prepares documentation to record inspection results, rework required, and disposition of unacceptable products. Confers with production, liaison, inspection, and other personnel to coordinate inspection process and to discuss inspection results. May inspect and test bonding of parts from metal and nonmetallic materials, such as graphite and fiberglass, and be designated Metal Bond Inspector (aircraft mfg.). May be designated by material or process as Inspector, Advanced Composite (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Plastics Fabrication-Developmental (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Production Plastic Parts (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Structural Bonding (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 87
806.261-050 OPERATIONAL TEST MECHANIC (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: systems checkout mechanic
- Conducts final operational testing and troubleshooting of entire electrical, hydraulic, oxygen, pneumatic, fuel, surface control and rigging systems, and component parts installed in aircraft, under simulated flight conditions, according to blueprints, diagrams, engineering documents, and specifications, using precision instruments and test equipment: Locates and disassembles structural, mechanical, electrical, or other parts and assemblies to facilitate testing, using blueprints, diagrams, handtools, and power tools. Attaches fittings, clamps, lines, and hoses to test equipment, such as hydraulic test bench, pressure or vacuum test cart, and fuel quantity calibration equipment, and connects test equipment to system components to be tested. Operates test consoles, test equipment, and aircraft controls, or observes operation of system components, such as control surfaces and landing gear, being operated by other workers to determine system performance under simulated flight conditions. Communicates with other workers during system checkout, using radio headset or other communication device. Operates steering cart or aircraft controls to move aircraft. Interprets and analyzes test results to diagnose malfunctions. Adjusts, replaces, or repairs defective components, or documents rework to be completed by others. Records operational test and rework information. Fabricates test aids as required. May perform operational testing of specific electrical, mechanical, or other aircraft system and be designated Checkout Mechanic, Hydraulic And Rigging (aircraft mfg.); Electrical Checkout Mechanic (aircraft mfg.); Mechanic, Electrical Operational Test (aircraft mfg.); Mechanic, General Operational Test (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 88
806.264-010 HULL INSPECTOR (ship-boat mfg.)
- Inspects construction of hulls, compartments, tanks, and decks of ships for conformance to plans and specifications: Examines hulls, hull fittings, and riveting for defects, and alignment of plating and framing. Inspects painted surfaces and caulked edges and seams. Observes testing of tanks, decks, and compartments for strength of material and watertightness. Opens and closes doors, manhole covers, hatches, and hull valves, by hand or remote controls, to verify fit and ease of operation. Inspects heating and ventilation systems to verify size of vent ducts, and to ensure that installation meets specifications. Starts blowers, and measures volume and velocity of air in system, using measuring devices, such as meters and gauges. Inspects piping and valves of ship's service system during pressure test for leakage and strength of material. Records inspection data. May inspect commissioned vessels, afloat or in drydock, for corrosion or deterioration in outer hull, double bottoms, sea chests, and other structural parts.
GOE: 05.07.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.264-014 INSPECTOR, AIRCRAFT LAUNCHING AND ARRESTING SYSTEMS (government ser.)
- Inspects mechanical and structural construction and installation, and monitors operational testing of aircraft catapults and arresting gear systems used on aircraft carriers, according to contract specifications: Examines system components, such as pumps, valves, cables, and air and steam lines for defects and faulty installation. Compares operational functioning with contract specifications to ensure serviceability and safety. Tests questionable components, using standard instruments and gauges. Monitors operational testing of equipment and assists in determining causes of malfunctioning equipment. Prepares reports of findings to facilitate modifications.
GOE: 05.07.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
806.281-010 DYNAMOMETER TESTER, ENGINE (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: engine tester
- Tests completed motor vehicle engines prior to mounting in chassis, using conventional or computerized dynamometer, and adjusts and repairs engines to ensure performance conforms to specifications: Lifts engine onto stand, using hoist, and aligns and bolts engine in place. Bolts coupling to dynamometer and engine shaft and attaches fuel and coolant lines, using handtools. Starts engine to drive dynamometer. Reads gauges on instrument panel to determine that power developed at specified speeds, timing, and other engine specifications meet standards. Screws gauge into spark plug opening of successive cylinders while engine is running to verify compression ratios. Reverses drive by cutting off engine and moving switches, causing dynamometer to drive engine. Reads gauges to determine power necessary to turn engine. Adjusts carburetor, sets clearances between tappets and valves, and regulates timing, using feeler gauge, timing light, and handtools. Listens for internal noise, such as piston slap, knocks, taps, and gear noises that indicate irregularities in engine operation, using stethoscope-like instrument, and determines location and cause of malfunctions. Repairs or replaces carburetor, spark plugs, and fuel pump, or fills out report for repairs involving disassembly of engine. May test engine mounted on chassis and be designated Dynamometer Tester, Chassis (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 89
806.281-014 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANIC, ELECTRICAL (motor-bicycles)
- Builds, modifies, and tests electrical parts to improve motorcycle performance, using handtools, metal fabricating machines, and testing equipment: Positions and clamps parts in fixtures on test bench. Attaches oscilloscope, pyrometer, voltmeter, spark tester, or other test equipment to armature coil, generator, spark plugs, voltage regulator, or other electrical parts. Reads dials and meters to determine amperage, voltage, electrical output and input at specified operating temperature, and to detect open circuits, short circuits, or other electrical malfunctions. Analyzes performance of parts tested to determine deviation from specifications. Disassembles and examines parts to determine cause of malfunction, using handtools. Operates drill press, grinders, engine lathe, or other machines to modify parts tested or to fabricate experimental parts for testing. Compiles and submits reports of test results to engineering department and recommends design or material changes.
GOE: 05.05.10 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.281-018 FINAL INSPECTOR, MOTORCYLES (motor-bicycles)
- Inspects and tests new motorcycles prior to shipment to ensure conformance with specified standards, using mechanic's handtools and specification sheets: Turns screws and bolts to adjust brake, carburetor, clutch, or timing of motor to attain specified performance, using handtools. Activates motor and runs stationary motorcycle at various speeds, and records unusual sounds or vibration in motor, rear end, or transmission. Drives motorcycle over test area to detect malfunctions in engine and defects in body assembly. Observes instrument dials and gauges on dashboard and records deviations from standards, such as performance vibration, low oil pressure, discharging battery, or stiff action. Compiles written report approving unit for shipment or specifies reason for disapproval. When test riding only, may be designated Test Rider (motor-bicycles).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
806.281-026 INSPECTOR, PRECISION ASSEMBLY (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects and tests precision parts and assemblies, such as landing gear, control columns, boosters, and impellers, used in manufacturing aircraft and aircraft engines, for conformance to blueprints, drawings, and other specifications, using precision measuring instruments and testing equipment: Visually examines parts for completeness, relationship of component parts, work quality, and obvious defects. Measures clearances, dimensions, alignment, mesh, and fit of component parts, using precision measuring instruments, such as boroscope, micrometers, calipers, and gauges. Compares measurements to blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine if parts conform to acceptable tolerances. Connects assemblies to bench test equipment, and conducts functional and continuity tests to determine if working mechanisms adhere to established standards. Records inspection results to document acceptance, rejection, or rework required of inspected parts and assemblies. May plan method and sequence of inspection and testing when written information is not provided.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
806.281-058 CARPENTER, PROTOTYPE (ship-boat mfg.)
- Fits and installs bulkheads, sole, and cabinets in prototype fiberglass boats, and cuts pattern for production sailboats: Reads preliminary blueprints to determine bulkhead dimensions and position. Transfers dimensions to marine plywood, using tape measure, square, and marking devices. Cuts wood to specified dimensions, using portable electric saw. Lifts and carries wood and climbs scaffolds to position plywood in hull. Pushes and pulls to position bulkhead in accordance with specifications. Marks and trims bulkhead to remove excess material and ensure bulkhead matches hull contour. Attaches bulkhead to pawl with clamps to immobilize bulkhead. Applies liquid adhesive to back of trim fabric and surface to be covered, using brush. Lays fabric on adhesive-coated area and smooths material with hands to remove wrinkles. Slides and shoves prebuilt cabinets into specified position. Transfers measurements of fitted parts to plywood, using tape measure, square, and marking devices. Cuts wood, using portable electric saw, to make pattern for production sailboat.
GOE: 05.05.02 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 86
806.283-010 TEST DRIVER II (auto. mfg.)
- Drives prototype or experimental vehicles, such as automobiles, trucks, motor homes, or buses, under test conditions to obtain performance data: Drives vehicle over test tracks, city streets, or highways to perform specified tests. Gathers data on vehicle performance, such as braking action, stability, and maneuverability. Listens for unusual noises from engine, transmission, differential, and body parts, indicating possible defects. Copies readings from special test equipment. Records information, such as miles traveled and gas, oil, or water consumed, brake operation, noises detected, and general performance on standard form. May install special testing equipment specified for tests. May perform maintenance duties, such as gassing car, changing oil, or lubricating car.
GOE: 05.07.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 90
806.283-014 TEST DRIVER I (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: car tester; chassis driver; overland driver; road tester
- Drives completed motor vehicle, as vehicle comes from assembly line, on proving ground under simulated road conditions, and observes performance to detect mechanical and structural defects: Examines vehicle before road testing to ensure that equipment, such as electrical wiring, hydraulic lines, and fan belts, are installed as specified, and verifies that vehicle has been serviced with oil, gas, and water. Drives vehicle to simulate actual driving conditions. Listens for rattles and excessive mechanical noise, and moves controls to test functioning of equipment, such as horn, heater, wipers, and power windows. Writes inspection report on standardized form indicating defects or malfunctions.
GOE: 06.03.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 90
806.361-014 ASSEMBLER-INSTALLER, GENERAL (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: line assembler, aircraft
- Builds up and joins structural assemblies, such as wing, tail, and fuselage, and installs functional units, parts, or equipment, such as landing gear, control surfaces, doors, stowage units, fuel and oil tanks, wire harnesses, and floorboards, according to specifications, using handtools and power tools: Locates and marks reference points and holes for installation operations, using jigs and templates, or measures from previously established or marked station lines or index points, using measuring instruments, such as scales, micrometer, and square. Cuts, trims, files, drills, reams, cements, or solders assembled units prior to installation, using handtools and power tools. Bolts, screws, or rivets accessories, such as brackets, pulleys, and clips to fasten, support, or hang components and installations. Aligns and fits structural assemblies manually or signals OVERHEAD CRANE OPERATOR (any industry) 921.663-010 to position assemblies for joining. Bolts, clamps, and rivets assemblies to fuselage. Installs functional units, parts, or equipment in structural assembly according to blueprints and specifications, using handtools and power tools. Inspects and tests installed units, parts, and equipment to ensure that fit, clearance, alignment, and functional performance comply with standards, using measuring instruments and test equipment.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 87
806.361-018 FINAL INSPECTOR, TRUCK TRAILER (auto. mfg.)
- Examines assembled truck trailers for conformance to manufacturing specifications: Measures parts and compares dimensions with work orders and blueprints, using steel tape, fixed gauges, and micrometers. Inspects electrical wiring, following wiring diagrams and color codes. Compares part numbers with assembled units to determine that undercarriage, braking system, wheels, tires, and latching support meet specifications. Examines welded and painted surfaces for flaws. Records type of items examined and defects found. Stamps items that meet specifications.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 89
806.361-022 INSPECTOR, FABRICATION (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects metallic and nonmetallic aircraft parts, such as extrusions, tubing, skins, access doors, fuel and oil tank sections, and air ducts, for conformance to standards and specifications: Reads and interprets inspection manuals, blueprints, engineering drawings, and specifications to determine inspection method and procedures and allowable tolerances. Examines parts for defects, such as cracks, corrosion, pits, and stress and fatigue marks. Measures dimensions, contours, trim lines, angles, radii, and coordination of parts for conformance to blueprints and specifications, using precision measuring instruments and devices, such as surface plate, surface table, micrometers, calipers, protractor, and contour templates. Calculates allowable dimensional deviations, utilizing knowledge of shop math. Verifies configuration of component parts and location of fastener holes, using check fixtures and measuring instruments. Inspects welding, heat treating, bonding, brazing, and machining of parts for conformance to specifications. Observes or conducts testing of parts to ensure that functional performance and physical characteristics conform to fabrication standards and specifications, using testing and measuring equipment. Accepts or rejects parts and records inspection results. Discusses inspection and test results with quality assurance, production, and engineering personnel. May review inspection results prepared by other inspectors. May be designated according to fabrication process involved as Inspector, Machined Parts (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Sheet Metal Parts (aircraft mfg.); Inspector, Welded Parts (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.361-026 NEW-CAR GET-READY MECHANIC (automotive ser.; retail trade) alternate titles: car checker; make-ready mechanic
- Inspects and services new automobiles on delivery to dealer or customer, and makes minor repairs or adjustments to place vehicle in salable condition, using handtools, portable power tools, and specification sheets: Inspects vehicle for obvious damage and missing major components. Records discrepancies and signs acceptance slip for each vehicle delivered. Inspects vehicle for loose or misaligned items, such as trim, doors, and hardware, and positions defective items according to specifications, using handtools. Starts engine and drives automobile to test steering, brakes, transmission, and engine operation. Activates power equipment, such as electric windows, seats, radio, horn, lights, and directional signals to ensure specified operating standards. Washes car and vacuums interior. Inspects surfaces to detect minor chips and scratches in paint and touches up imperfections, using brush applicator and factory-supplied matching paint. Installs optional equipment specified by customer or dealer, such as outside mirrors, rugs, and seat covers, using handtools. Installs standard components, such as hubcaps and wiper blades, using handtools. Pours antifreeze into radiator according to seasonal requirements. Polishes car to remove preservative coating and road film accumulated during transit. May spray undercoating material on vehicle, using spray gun. ay tune engine, using mechanic's tools and test equipment. May install or repair major mechanical, hydraulic, or electromechanical equipment, such as radios, air-conditioners, power steering units, and power brakes, using mechanic's handtools.
GOE: 05.10.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 87
806.361-030 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, ARMAMENT (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: armament assembler; armament installer
- Assembles, installs, and adjusts aircraft armament parts, assemblies, and accessories, according to specifications, using handtools, power tools, and measuring instruments: Cleans and oils armament parts, units, and accessories. Attaches armament mounts to aircraft, using handtools and power tools. Assembles armament system components, such as guns, gun cameras, bomb racks, missile pods, and firing devices, using measuring instruments, handtools, and power tools. Installs parts, assemblies, and accessories in specified location on aircraft, using handtools, power tools, and lifting devices. Installs and connects control cables to electronically controlled units, using handtools, ring locks, cotter keys, threaded connectors, turnbuckles, and related devices, and adjusts cables to specified tolerances. Aligns, adjusts, and synchronizes aircraft armament, using sighting devices and handtools. Tests functional performance of installed units and adjusts, repairs, or replaces malfunctioning units. Prepares and loads live ammunition, missiles, and bombs onto aircraft, according to established procedure. May assist in operational checkout of entire armament system, including test firing, on ground or during test flight.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 89
806.364-010 INSPECTOR, EXHAUST EMISSIONS (auto. mfg.)
- Inspects and tests motor vehicle emission control systems, using handtools and computerized testing equipment: Attaches test circuit leads to vehicle ignition system and inserts exhaust probe in tail pipe. Starts and accelerates engine to specified speed. Observes dials and meters of testing equipment to determine exhaust emission content and records readings on chart. Compares computer printout to exhaust emissions chart to detect variations. Examines emission control systems to determine cause of faulty operation. Adjusts and replaces defective parts, using handtools. Records incidence of recurring defects and consults with department heads or plant engineers to initiate corrective measures.
GOE: 06.03.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 90
806.367-010 UTILITY WORKER, LINE ASSEMBLY (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: group leader; team coordinator
- Determines conditions impeding flow of work on motor vehicle assembly line and notifies responsible personnel that corrective action is necessary: Informs workers of supervisor's instructions. Notifies supervisor of substandard assembly work and defective parts, tools, equipment, and material, or other conditions which hinder assembly process. Notifies supervisor of excessive number of damaged or defective parts, and requests replacement supply of standard parts to expedite work flow. Discusses methods of resolving recurring production problems with workers and supervisors, utilizing knowledge of assembly process. Observes material stock along assembly line and notifies materials-handling personnel or supervisor of impending shortages. Serves temporarily as ASSEMBLER, MOTOR VEHICLE (auto. mfg.) 806.684-010 in work-congested areas. Instructs new workers and demonstrates new or changed operations. May substitute for workers at moving-line assembly operation. May work as member of assembly group (team) and be assigned to different stages of production process. ay participate in group meetings to exchange job related information.
GOE: 06.04.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 90
806.367-014 QUALITY ASSURANCE GROUP LEADER (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: team coordinator; team leader
- Assists QUALITY ASSURANCE SUPERVISOR (auto. mfg.) 806.137-022 in coordinating and monitoring activities of workers engaged in inspecting and testing assembled motor vehicles, components, and parts, as vehicles and subassemblies proceed through stages of assembly process, applying knowledge of quality assurance standards and procedures: Confers with supervisor and reviews assembly specifications and production schedules. Assigns workers to work stations and monitors department activities. Interprets standards and procedures, and assists workers in resolving technical problems. Reports unresolved problems to supervisor. Demonstrates tools, equipment, and work aids used in performing quality assurance tasks. May attend management meetings to represent work group and record minutes of meeting. May conduct work group (team) meetings to relay management information to workers, and solicit response to work-related problems. May perform duties of absent workers to maintain work schedules.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 87
806.367-018 QUALITY ASSURANCE MONITOR (auto. mfg.)
- Inspects and tests assembled motor vehicle, components, and parts as vehicle and subassemblies proceed through stages of assembly process, performing any combination of following tasks, to assure that assembly work and materials meet establishment and regulatory standards, using conventional and electronic test equipment and machines: Pries welded surfaces of vehicle body apart to observe welded seams and compare characteristics of spot welds with standards. Conducts nondestructive ultrasonic tests on unpainted vehicle body to assure that production welding standards have been met. Inspects vehicle subassemblies and parts received from suppliers to detect substandard materials prior to distribution to assembly line. Inspects painted vehicle to detect defects in painted surfaces. easures gaps between vehicle doors, deck lid, hood, and body, and flushness of parts to vehicle body. Measures force required to close vehicle doors and deck lids, operate door-opening buttons, and turn key in doors and deck lid locks. Verifies predetermined torque settings on bolts and nuts used to assemble parts, subassemblies and vehicle body. Verifies and calibrates setting of pneumatic powered and hand torque wrenches. Inspects trim parts and components of vehicle body, such as molding, instrument control panel, wire harnesses, and seat belts. Inspects and tests chassis parts and components, such as engine and transmission and suspension, brake, and exhaust systems. Functionally tests electrical and mechanical systems of completed motor vehicle. Drives completed vehicle on test track to determine origin of wind noise, squeaks, and rattles. Records results of individual observations and tests, using printed graphic and written forms, electronic data collecting equipment, or keyboard of central computer system. Reviews overall quality of vehicle leaving one stage of production prior to entering next or final stage. Observes assembly and quality assurance process to trace cause of production defects, and confers with production and quality assurance workers and supervisors, and engineering personnel to resolve problems. Attends meetings to obtain and discuss report of production defects observed and recorded by quality audit personnel (centralized auditing unit), for later discussion with department workers and supervisor. Corrects substandard work or replaces defective parts, using handtools and power tools. May work as member of quality assurance group (team) and be assigned different work stations as monitoring needs require. May be designated according to stage of assembly process as Quality Assurance Monitor, Body (auto. mfg.); Quality Assurance Monitor, Chassis (auto. mfg.); Quality Assurance Monitor, Final (auto. mfg.); Quality Assurance Monitor, Trim (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 87
806.380-010 RIVETING MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC (aircraft mfg.)
- Sets up and operates riveting machines that automatically drill, countersink, and rivet aircraft assemblies, such as wing panels and fuselage sections: Reads and interprets blueprints, engineering drawings, and specifications to determine setup and operating procedures. Positions, aligns, and levels parts to be assembled in machine locating tools, or loads part in automatic work positioner installed on machine, using hoist or overhead crane. Selects and installs tools, such as drills, countersinks, rams, rivet injector, and chamfer tools in machine spindles, using handtools. Loads control media, such as tape or disk, in machine. Adjusts controls to synchronize control media, parts, and machine, and to regulate depth of countersink, air pressure, and ram stroke. Fills hopper with rivets or other fasteners. Starts machine, observes operation, monitors displays, and readjusts machine to ensure riveted assemblies conform to specifications. Operates machine manually or from automatic settings. Replaces defective cutting tools. May assemble parts prior to loading parts on machine, using rivet gun and bucking bar. May be designated by type of media controlling machine as Riveting achine Operator, Programmed Control (aircraft mfg.); Riveting Machine Operator, Tape Control (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.03 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.381-014 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM (aircraft mfg.)
- Lays out, assembles, installs, tests, and adjusts aircraft environmental control systems according to specifications, using handtools, power tools, machines, and test equipment: Lays out location of assemblies and parts, such as turbines, heat exchanges, valves, cylinders, struts, pumps, instruments, lines, and fittings on aircraft, using layout tools, such as scribers, rules, steel tape, and center punches. Measures, cuts, and bends tubing and other materials, using machines, such as saws, brakes, and tube bending equipment. Assembles, installs, and hooks up system components, using handtools, power tools, and fasteners, such as bolts, screws, rivets, and clamps. Tests functional performance of installed systems and portions of systems for malfunctions or leaks, using test equipment.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
806.381-018 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, RIGGING AND CONTROLS (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: aircraft mechanic, rigger; assembler-installer, cable controlled systems
- Assembles and installs rigging and control assemblies and systems that actuate aircraft structures, such as rudder, elevator, canopy, and wing surfaces, according to specifications, using handtools, power tools, and equipment: Reads and interprets blueprints, production illustrations, and other specifications to determine location, identity, and relationship of parts. Assembles, hangs, connects, and installs rigging and control assemblies and systems, including cables, cylinders, components of ailerons and flaps, pulleys, mountings, and brackets, working from established station lines and index points, using templates, jigs, fixtures, handtools, and power tools. Sets, adjusts, and synchronizes rigging and control system components to established tolerances and requirements. Verifies specified tension of cables, using tensionmeter. Operates rigging and control systems to determine functional performance, and reworks or adjusts system components accordingly. May install mechanical linkages and actuators.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.381-022 ASSEMBLER, AIRCRAFT POWER PLANT (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: engine buildup mechanic
- Builds up aircraft power plant according to blueprints and specifications, using handtools, power tools, and equipment: Positions and secures engine on assembly fixture, using hoist. Connects auxiliary component parts, wiring, cables, lines, and accessory units to engine according to blueprints and assembly procedures, using handtools and power tools. Fits, trims, aligns, and adjusts parts and components, using handtools, power tools, and measuring instruments. Solders, lugs, routes, and ties electrical components. Tests installed parts and accessories for leakage, continuity, and functionality, using test equipment. Reworks, repairs, or replaces faulty components. May install engine in nacelle or other structural assembly. ay assemble and install propeller components. May remove engine from crate or packing container.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.381-026 ASSEMBLER, AIRCRAFT, STRUCTURES AND SURFACES (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: aircraft mechanic, structures; assembler-installer, sturctures; structures assembler
- Assembles tail, wing, fuselage, or other structural section of aircraft, space vehicles, and missiles from parts, subassemblies, and components, such as frames, bulkheads, doors, stabilizers, and landing gear, following blueprints and specifications, using handtools, power tools, and measuring instruments: Positions and aligns subassemblies in jigs or fixtures, using measuring instruments, such as protractors and dividers, following blueprint station lines and index points. Trims and files parts to fit, and verifies fitting tolerances, using measuring instruments, such as gauges and calipers. Drills, reams, and countersinks holes in subassemblies, and bolts, rivets, or otherwise fastens subassemblies into structural assembly, using handtools and power tools. Locates holes to be drilled in structural assembly for installation of parts and components, using jigs, templates, and measuring instruments. Drills holes in structure and attaches brackets, hinges, braces, and clips to secure installations. Installs parts and components, such as incidental plumbing, electrical, rigging, or other functional items, in main structure, using handtools and power tools. May specialize in assembling and installing parts, structural components, and subassemblies to build wing assemblies and be designated Assembler-Installer, Wing Structures (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.381-034 ASSEMBLER, TUBING (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: tube bender-assembler
- Fabricates and assembles tubing components for air, fuel, oil, hydraulic, and related systems of aircraft and spacecraft, according to specifications, using handtools, power tools, machines, equipment, and measuring instruments: Reads work order, blueprints, sketches, and bend data charts, or works from master tubing templates to determine tubing dimensions, configuration, and finish specifications. Establishes location of cutouts, holes, and trim lines of parts and relationship of parts to each other, using measuring instruments, such as rule, scales, and dividers. Sets up and operates variety of manual and power machines to cut, bend, form, swage, flare, bead, and burr tubing according to specifications. Attaches fittings, such as nuts, sleeves, collars, and caps, to tubing components, using handtools. Aligns, fits, and assembles tubing components in jigs and fixtures for subsequent welding. Modifies holding fixtures and jigs to conform to configuration of tubing samples by placing and fastening guides, stops, cradles, clamps, and rotation holders, using handtools. Measures and inspects tubing components for conformance to master tube data, using master template or measuring instruments. Tests tubing assemblies for leaks and other defects, using pressure testing equipment. Marks identifying information on tubing, using electro-chemical etching device, label, rubber stamp, or other method. Cleans and lubricates tubing and assemblies. May weld tubing and fittings, using tack-welder, induction brazing chamber, or other equipment. May operate tube-straightening machine. May operate oven to form nylon, plastic, and shrink tubing. ay set up and operate computer-controlled tube bending systems to bend and check tubing.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.381-042 CABLE ASSEMBLER AND SWAGER (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: cable assembler; cable cutter and swager
- Fabricates and tests aircraft cable assemblies, such as control cables, tow-target cables, and engine slings, following blueprints and specifications, using measuring instruments, handtools, and machines: Reads and interprets blueprints, work orders, and specifications to determine sequence of operations, type and size of cable and fittings required, quantity, and finished dimensions. Measures and cuts cable to required length, considering cable stretch and metal flow resulting from swaging operations, using cable cutter or saw. Selects and installs dies, jigs, shims, or other accessories in swaging machine, using handtools. Assembles fittings onto cable in specified location. Positions fitting and cable between dies of swaging machine, and depresses pedal to activate machine that swages fittings onto cable, turning cable assembly by hand as fitting is swaged onto cable. Verifies dimensions of cable assembly and position of fittings, using measuring instruments. Tests holding capacity of cable assembly, using proofloading machines. Repairs and reworks cable assemblies as required. May form loops or splices in cables, using clamps and fittings, or by reweaving cable strands. May solder cable ends. May apply lubricants and protective coatings to cable assemblies. ay operate crimping machine. May mark identifying information on cable assemblies. May fabricate cable templates.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
806.381-046 SHIPFITTER (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: fitter
- Lays out and fabricates metal structural parts, such as plates, bulkheads, and frames, and braces them in position within hull of ship for riveting or welding: Lays out position of parts on metal, working from blueprints or templates and using scribe and handtools. Locates and marks reference lines, such as center, buttock, and frame lines. Positions parts in hull of ship, assisted by RIGGER (ship-boat mfg.). Aligns parts in relation to each other, using jacks, turnbuckles, clips, wedges, and mauls. Marks location of holes to be drilled and installs temporary fasteners to hold part in place for welding or riveting. Installs packing, gaskets, liners, and structural accessories and members, such as doors, hatches, brackets, and clips. May prepare molds and templates for fabrication of nonstandard parts. May tack weld clips and brackets in place prior to permanent welding. May roll, bend, flange, cut, and shape plates, beams, and other heavy metal parts, using shop machinery, such as plate rolls, presses, bending brakes, and joggle machines.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.381-050 SHIPFITTER APPRENTICE (ship-boat mfg.)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.381-058 TRAILER ASSEMBLER I (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: assembler, truck-trailer
- Assembles prefabricated parts to build metal and wood truck trailers, following blueprints, performing any combination of following tasks: Lays out, fits, drills, screws, bolts, and rivets together metal sheeting, upright frames, bottom and top bars, and angle clips, using pneumatic and hydraulic handtools and machines, and templates. Assembles and fastens together preassembled trailer side and top sections to trailer frame. Marks and cuts openings in sheeting, installs support framing around openings, and installs preassembled doors, handles, hinges, and catches. Fits, drills, bolts, and rivets metal frame posts, headers, and buckplates together to make rear trailer body section, verifying tolerances with square and rule. Assembles and bolts undercarriage in position and mounts tires on wheels. Drills, bolts, and rivets frames, metal and plywood sheeting, lock assemblies, hinges, and bracket angles to assemble doors for trailer bodies. Installs insulating material between framing and outer plates of doors. Screws holding brackets in place and strings wiring for lighting system. Applies sealant to assembled sections. Welds parts. May be designated according to part assembled as Custom-Frame Assembler (auto. mfg.); Trailer-Body Assembler (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 89
806.381-062 INSTALLER, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL (ship-boat mfg.)
- Installs electrical circuitry and fixtures, plumbing and plumbing fixtures, and engines in sailboats, using power and handtools: Reads blueprints and work diagrams to determine length and size of wire needed. Measures and cuts wire to specified length, using tape measure and electrician's pliers. Strips insulation from ends of wire, using electrician's knife, and connects wire to terminals, using screwdriver. Strings wire harness beneath hull flange to secure harness with nylon strap. Pulls length of wire from harness at specified points to complete branch circuits. Drills holes in bulkhead and cabin and mounts panels and fixtures, using electric drill and screwdriver. Places toilet in prescribed location on toilet pedestal and secures toilet with bolts, using hand held wrench. Places sink in countertop cutout, applies sealant around edge of sink, using caulking gun, and secures sink with fasteners, using wrench. Forces ends of prescribed, precut hoses over intake and discharge fittings to provide water for plumbing system and engine cooling. Installs and tightens hose clamps to form watertight seal, using wrench and screwdriver. Operates saw to cut holes for valves, outlets, and propellor drive shaft. Inserts valve and outlet fittings through hole to provide watertight fit. Operates overhead hoist controls to position engine in boat. Pushes and pulls engine to position engine over mount rails. Inserts stub shaft in engine drive coupling to aid in aligning engine on mount rails and to locate position for shaft gland on stern post. Drills holes in engine mount rails, using portable electric drill, inserts bolts, and tightens bolts, using wrench, to secure engine to boat. May lead and give directions to other workers performing same duties.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 86
806.381-066 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, PLUMBING AND HYDRAULICS (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: assembler, aircraft, plumbing and hydraulics; hydraulic and plumbing installer
- Lays out, assembles, installs, and tests plumbing and hydraulic systems and components in aircraft, following blueprints and production illustrations, using handtools, power tools, and test equipment: Lays out location of parts and assemblies, such as surface control boosters, landing gears, vacuum units, and fuel, oil, oxygen, and water systems, according to specifications, using measuring and marking instruments. Assembles and installs parts and assemblies, using handtools and power tools. Adjusts working mechanisms of installed parts and assemblies to blueprint specifications. Conducts pressure, leak, and functional tests of installed systems, using test equipment. Repairs or replaces malfunctioning system components. May fabricate parts incidental to assembly and installation, using shop equipment.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 88
806.381-070 CUSTOM VAN CONVERTER (auto. mfg.; automotive ser.)
- Performs any combination of following duties to customize vans according to specifications and work orders, using handtools, power tools and welding equipment: Measures interior of van to determine area to be modified. Fabricates and installs walls, cabinets, and supports. Cuts wall and floor sections of vehicle body for installation of customized interior components and specialized equipment, according to specifications. Installs new top on vehicle body to increase headroom. Installs electrical systems, such as wire harnesses, electrical outlets, and electrical/electronic controls for specialized equipment. Tests electrical systems, using ohmmeter and voltmeter. Positions and installs appliances in vehicle according to specifications. Installs customized interior components, such as carpet, linoleum, wall covering and preassembled windows, according to customer orders. Prepares and paints vehicle surfaces and parts, using spray paint equipment. Installs specialized equipment, such as wheelchair lift, steering and braking systems, for use by handicapped persons.
GOE: 05.05.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 88
806.381-074 INSPECTOR, PROCESSING (aircraft mfg.)
- Inspects aircraft and space vehicle parts, assemblies, and materials for results or effects of manufacturing processes or operations, such as anodizing, painting, etching, passivating, sandblasting, and chemical milling, for conformance to specifications, using precision measuring instruments and equipment: Examines surfaces of processed parts, assemblies, and materials for uniformity of finish, color, and area covered, and to detect defects, such as corrosion, blistering, pinholes, and dents. Measures dimensions of parts, assemblies, and materials before, during, and after processing cycles for conformance to blueprints, engineering data, shop orders, and other specifications, using precision measuring instruments, such as micrometers and gauges, and equipment. Verifies that temperature ranges and density of processing mixtures and solutions adhere to specifications. Approves or rejects parts, assemblies, and materials, and prepares documentation indicating reason for rejection, rework required, and disposition of parts. May inspect parts and materials for soundness, hardness [HARDNESS INSPECTOR (heat treating) 504.387-010], and for effects of heat-treating [HEAT-TREAT INSPECTOR (heat treating) 504.281-010], using testing equipment.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 88
806.381-078 INSTALLER, INTERIOR ASSEMBLIES (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: cabin furnishings installer
- Installs aircraft interior furnishings, trim, and accessories, such as carpeting, sidewalls, doors, windows, seats, partitions, galleys, and passenger service units, according to specifications, using handtools and power tools: Reads and interprets blueprints, drawings, and production procedures to determine measurements and installation procedures. Measures and marks installation areas in aircraft interior, using measuring and marking instruments and templates. Drills, reams, countersinks, rivets, trims, and files parts and assemblies, using handtools and power tools. Fits and installs items in aircraft, using handtools, power tools, and fasteners, such as screws, rivets, bolts, and speednuts. Fabricates and installs supporting structural devices, such as clips, brackets, angles, gussets, and doublers, using shop equipment. Tests functional performance of installed items. Reworks installations as required.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 87
806.381-082 PRECISION ASSEMBLER (aircraft mfg.)
- Assembles, tests, and repairs aircraft and space vehicle precision hydraulic and structural subassemblies, assemblies, and incidental mechanical units, such as landing gear, elevator, and control stands, according to blueprints and specifications, using handtools, power tools, precision instruments, and test equipment: Reads and interprets blueprints, specifications, and related documents to determine methods and sequence of operations. Examines component parts for defects. Measures parts to ensure conformance to specified dimensions and lays out reference points for holes, trim lines, and part locations, using precision measuring instruments. Drills, reams, trims, shims, files, and smooths parts, using handtools and power tools, to ensure fit and clearance of component parts. Aligns, fits, and assembles hydraulic, structural, and mechanical components into completed assembly, using jigs, fixtures, measuring instruments, handtools, and power tools. Tests functional performance of completed assemblies, such as booster units and aircraft heaters, using test equipment. Reworks, replaces, and realigns parts, adjusts valves, retorques fittings, and retests units to ensure conformance to specifications.
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 89
806.383-010 ROADABILITY-MACHINE OPERATOR (auto. mfg.)
- Drives completed motor vehicle onto roller drums of computerized roadability machine that tests mechanical and electrical systems of vehicle: Drives vehicle onto roller drums of test machine, and connects computer cables of machine to terminals of vehicle instrument control panel. Moves shift lever through range of gears, to run rear wheels of rear-wheel drive vehicles and front wheels of front-wheel drive vehicles at specified speeds for computer testing of vehicle components, such as transmission, cruise control, and brake system. Observes computer video display screen of test machine to verify that vehicle performance conforms to specifications. Attaches computer printout of test results to inspection document in vehicle. Disconnects test cables, and drives vehicle to repair or shipping area.
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 90
806.384-014 INSPECTOR, RETURNED MATERIALS (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: salvage inspector; service-claims inspector; service dismantler
- Tests, dismantles, and inspects motor vehicle parts returned as defective to determine cause of defects: Examines unit for cracked or missing components. Tests unit under simulated operating conditions to determine nature of defect, using computerized testing equipment. Dismantles unit and inspects components for conformance to specifications, using instruments, such as micrometers, indicator gauges, hardness testers, calipers, and sine bars. Determines cause of defect and prepares report of findings. Routes unit to department for replacement, repair, or salvage. May judge validity of customer's claim of defective parts or work. May specialize according to type of product inspected.
GOE: 06.03.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 90
806.384-022 ROCKET-TEST-FIRE WORKER (ordnance)
- Prepares rocket-motor cases for test firing and cleans cases subsequent to firing: Conveys rocket-motor case to test area, using forklift truck. Positions case in heat-conditioning chamber, using lift truck, and turns dial on control panel to heat case to specified temperature. Positions case on test stand, using hoist, and attaches thermocouples from test stand to case preparatory to test-firing. Removes case from stand subsequent to firing and immerses case in chemical bath to remove liner and propellant residue, using hoist.
GOE: 05.11.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
806.384-030 ASSEMBLER, METAL BONDING (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: assembler, bonding
- Bonds aircraft and space vehicle parts and assemblies, such as sheet metal skins to honeycomb core, according to blueprints and specifications, using handtools, power tools, and equipment: Reads process charts, work orders, and specifications to determine sequence of bonding operations, amount of bonding agent to be applied, and areas to be bonded. Examines parts to verify that prior processes have been completed and that identifying information corresponds with specifications. Measures, trims, fits, forms, and shapes mating surfaces of parts to ensure required contact can be accomplished, using measuring instruments, handtools, and power tools. Cleans dust, dirt, oil, and other foreign matter from contact surfaces, using cleaning solutions and rags. Positions, aligns, fits, and assembles parts, materials, and incidental functional items on jigs, fixtures, platen or project plates, using handtools, power tools, and fasteners. Applies primer and metal bonding film, foam, or other adhesives to bonding surfaces. Dries and cures parts and assemblies, using vacuum fixtures or presses with heated platens. Adjusts curing oven controls to regulate pressure, time, and heating temperature. Loads and unloads assemblies from oven, manually or using equipment. May mix adhesives.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 88
806.384-034 ASSEMBLER, SUBASSEMBLY (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: detail assembler; sheet metal assembler
- Assembles parts, such as spars, ribs, and braces, to form structural subassemblies of aircraft, such as airfoils, control surfaces, fuselage tops and bulkheads, doors, and windows, according to specifications, using handtools and power tools: Reads and interprets blueprints and specifications to determine assembly sequence, tooling requirements, measurements, and allowable tolerances. Marks reference lines and points on parts, using templates, or by measuring from blueprint index points and station lines, using rule, protractor, and divider. Cuts, trims, files, and deburrs parts, using handtools or power tools. easures parts to verify dimensions, using precision instruments, such as micrometers and calipers. Fits and assembles parts and fittings, such as braces, hinges, brackets, keyways, and nut plates, in jigs and fixtures, using clamps. Drills, reams, and countersinks holes, using power tools. Deburrs keyways, holes, and cable grooves, using burring tool. Marks reference symbols on parts for subsequent riveting. Installs bolts, screws, rivets, and other fasteners to join parts, using power tools. Cements, tapes, and glues parts as required. May install electric and hydraulic components. May bend tubing. May make temporary assembly fixtures. May buck rivets.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 87
806.384-038 PRESSURE SEALER-AND-TESTER (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: sealer, aircraft
- Cleans, seals, and tests aircraft pressurized sections and cavities, according to blueprints and specifications, using handtools, power tools, and pressure testing equipment: Reads and interprets blueprints and process specifications to determine area to be sealed, volume of pressure to be applied, and allowable tolerances. Applies cleaning solvent or other solution to interior and exterior surfaces of section to be sealed, such as fuel and water tanks, integral wings, and fuselage, using brushes, rags, spray guns, liquid vacuum cleaners, and air hoses. Applies sealing compounds to surfaces, using fillet guns, brushes, and similar equipment. Dries sealant, using heat lamps and compressed hot air. Bolts access doors and hatches, disconnects plumbing lines, electrical cable and rigging, and caps connections with plugs and threaded fixtures to make section airtight. Sets up and operates pressure-testing equipment to detect leakage. Visually and audibly checks for leakage of areas under pressure, and applies sealing tape, cement, liquid rubber, grommets, and other aids to eliminate leakage. Reinstalls accessories disconnected prior to test. May repair structural defects, using tools and equipment. May seal and test integral wing sections serving as fuel cells, working within closed or difficult areas to access, and be designated Fuel Tank Sealer And Tester (aircraft mfg.) or Integral Tank Sealer (aircraft mfg.). May seal and pressurize aircraft fuselage sections and be designated Pressurization Mechanic (aircraft mfg.) or Pressurizer (aircraft mfg.). May set up and operate air pressure cabinet located outside section being tested by others to maintain constant internal pressure and be designated Pressurization Mechanic, Air Control (aircraft mfg.).
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 88
806.387-014 WHEEL INSPECTOR (r.r. trans.)
- Inspects railroad wheels for defects and measures wheel flange for wear, using gauges, micrometer, and similar measuring instruments: Examines and feels surface of wheels for cracks and wear. Marks defective area with chalk or paint. Strikes wheel with hammer and listens to sound to detect flaws in metal. Measures wheel flange for wear and gauge (distance) between wheels, using micrometer and similar measuring instruments. Prepares reports describing defects in wheels and amount of wear in wheel flange, with recommendations for repair, replacement, or scrapping.
GOE: 05.07.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
806.464-010 BOAT RIGGER (retail trade; ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: boat accessories installer; outboard-motorboat rigger
- Installs accessories in outboard or inboard motorboats: Drills holes, attaches brackets, and installs accessories, such as lights, batteries, ignition switches, fuel tanks, and guide pulleys, using handtools and power tools. May change propellors and adjust motors to obtain maximum performance. May install outboard and inboard motors and controls, using handtools. May load boats on trailers and make deliveries to customers.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.481-010 ASSEMBLER, ALUMINUM BOATS (ship-boat mfg.)
- Assembles aluminum boats, performing any combination of following tasks: Bends edges of precut hull bottom, using roller-bending device and hammer. Positions hull sides along bottom and clamps them in place. Drills holes through hull sides, using portable electric drill. Rivets hull bottom and sides together, using pneumatic rivet gun. Bolts wooden gunnel strips and transom in place to stiffen hull. Positions parts, such as ribs, stringers, seats, and flotation tanks in hull, using rule and template and following blueprints. Clamps parts in place, drills holes, and bolts or rivets parts to hull. Drills holes in hull, following layout marks and installs accessories, such as cleats, lights, and windshields. Seals seams with aluminum caulking compound to prevent hull leakage. Files rough edges with hand file.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
806.481-014 ASSEMBLER, INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE (engine-turbine) alternate titles: engine assembler
- Assembles internal combustion engines according to standard procedures, using handtools, power wrenches, and gauges, performing any of following operations on assembly line: Positions and bolts crankcase, block, and trunion support together to form basic unit of engine, using wrenches, hammer, and power hoist. Mounts crankshaft and camshaft to bearings and tightens bearing caps, using power wrench. Presses gears, sheave, flywheel, or sprocket to shafts, using hand or hydraulic press, and locks them with keys and pins. Inserts cylinder sleeves into engine block or casing and fits piston and connecting rod assembly into cylinder and bolts it to crankshaft. Aligns engine parts, such as camshaft and crankshaft gears, and sets timing and clearances between fixed or moving parts, using aligning gauges, dial indicator, feeler gauges, and timing light. Examines parts or observes movement of completed assemblies to detect malfunction, and discards or replaces defective parts or assemblies. Bolts subassemblies, such as cylinder head, camshaft assembly, fuel pump, carburetor, governor, and water pump, to engine, using torque wrench and other handtools. Flares and connects copper or brass tubing for lubricating and cooling systems, using flaring tools and wrenches. May cut and bend tubing to conform to curvature of engine, using bending fixtures and tubing cutters. May lap cylinder counterbore and valve seats to seat cylinder sleeves and valves, using hand lapping tool and compound. May disassemble, polish, buff, and reassemble motors for demonstration purposes and be designated Assembler, Show Motor (engine-turbine). May be designated according to type of engine assembled as Diesel-Engine Assembler (engine-turbine); Gasoline-Engine Assembler (engine-turbine); Motorcycle-Engine Assembler (engine-turbine); Outboard-Motor Assembler (engine-turbine).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
806.667-010 HELPER, METAL HANGING (mfd. bldgs.)
- Assists METAL HANGER (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec) in installation of sheet metal panels, molding, and exterior parts, using handtools and portable power tools: Secures bottom edge of siding to frame, and attaches accessories, such as reflectors and light covers, using screwdriver. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: L GED: R1 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
806.684-010 ASSEMBLER, MOTOR VEHICLE (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: quality worker; team member
- Assembles motor vehicles, such as automobiles, trucks, buses, or limousines, at assigned work stations on moving assembly line, performing any combination of following repetitive tasks according to specifications and using handtools, power tools, welding equipment, and production fixtures: Loads stamped metal body components into automated welding equipment that welds together components to form body subassemblies. Positions and fastens together body subassemblies, such as side frames, underbodies, doors, hoods, and trunk lids, to assemble vehicle bodies and truck cabs preparatory to body welding process. Bolts, screws, clips, or otherwise fastens together parts to form subassemblies, such as doors, seats, instrument control panels, steering columns, and axle units. Installs mechanical and electrical components and systems, such as engine, transmission, and axle units; pumps; wire harnesses; instrument control panels; and exhaust, brake, and air-conditioning systems. Fits and adjusts doors, hoods, and trunk lids. Seals joints and seams, using caulking gun. Fastens seats, door paneling, headliners, carpeting, molding, and other trim into position. Fills vehicle systems with brake and transmission fluids, engine coolant, and oil. May apply precut and adhesive coated vinyl tops and pads to vehicle roofs. May verify quality of own work and write description of defects observed on documents attached to vehicle bodies. May enter and retrieve production data, using computer terminals. May work as member of assembly group (team) and be assigned different work stations as production needs require or shift from one station to another to reduce fatigue factor. May participate in group meetings to exchange job related information. May be designated according to component assembled or installed as Assembler, Engine (auto. mfg.); Assembler, Seat (auto. mfg.); or stage of assembly as Assembler, Body (auto. mfg.); Assembler, Chassis (auto. mfg.); Assembler, Final (auto. mfg.); Assembler, Trim (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 90
806.684-014 ASSEMBLER, BICYCLE I (motor-bicycles)
- Assembles bicycles, using handtools and portable power tools: Positions $T3head$T1 of frame in drill press and pulls lever to drill holes for name plate. Fastens name plate to frame, using brads and hammer. Positions frame in hydraulic press and pulls lever to press bushings in head and $T3hanger$T1 of frame. Positions frame on post and attaches kickstand to frame, using retaining pin and pliers. Slides sprocket and cone onto crank and inserts crank assembly in frame. Turns locknut to secure crank assembly in frame, using wrench. Positions and secures drive chain, using snap-on tool. Installs front fork assembly, using air wrench and lock pliers. Positions fender and brace in riveting machine and depresses pedal to rivet brace to fender. Bolts fender assembly to frame, using air wrench. Positions wheels in front and rear fork assemblies and secures wheels to frame, using air wrench. Fingers spokes to verify tension and tightens or loosens spokes, using nipple wrench. Bolts seat post to frame, using air wrench. May examine finished bicycle for defects in paint finish and assembly [INSPECTOR, BICYCLE (motor-bicycles)].
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-018 ASSEMBLER, CAMPER (vehicles, nec)
- Assembles camper bodies and installs interior units according to diagrams and written specifications, performing any combination of following tasks: Assembles and secures floor to camper frame, using power screwdriver. Fastens side and end sections to frame, using hammer and screwdriver. Spreads mastic on floor and lays linoleum tile, using trowel and tile roller. Installs interior paneling and prefabricated cabinets, using staple gun. Uncrates refrigerator, stove, and water container, and inspects exterior surfaces to detect dents and scratches. Connects water supply and drainage lines to sink, using wrenches. Slides appliances into specified cabinets and glues molding around edges of cabinets to secure appliances, using glue gun. Attaches hinges to cabinet doors and installs doors on cabinets, using screwdriver. May be designated according to part assembled or unit installed as Appliance Installer (vehicles, nec); Cabinet-And-Trim Installer (vehicles, nec); Floor Finisher (vehicles, nec); Floor Framer (vehicles, nec); Side Framer (vehicles, nec).
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-022 ASSEMBLER, DECK AND HULL (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: deck and hull assembler
- Joins deck and hull sections of fiberglass boats, using handtools and portable power tools: Positions deck on hull and seals seam with caulking compound, using caulking gun. Lays aluminum gunwale strip along deck and hull seam and hammers it into place with mallet. Places drilling template along gunwale strip and drills rivet holes through strip with portable electric drill. Rivets or bolts deck and hull together, using rivet gun or impact wrench. Forces rubber bumper rail into gunwale strip with special roller and cuts off surplus strip with hacksaw. Hammers protective and decorative aluminum channel trim around deck and cabin edges with mallet. May trim edges of transom opening with saw prior to installing protective trim. May sand edges and interior of decks and hull, using power sander. ay install miscellaneous hardware, such as mooring cleats, toerails, bulkhead panels, and pulpits, using handtools [BOAT OUTFITTER (ship-boat mfg.)].
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-026 ASSEMBLER, INSULATION AND FLOORING (ship-boat mfg.)
- Sprays fiberglass foam insulation in boat bottoms and installs boat flooring, using pneumatic spray gun, handtools, and portable power tools: Turns valve to open air line of spray gun, secures spray gun hose to foam barrel, and attaches nozzle to spray gun. Reads gauges to ensure specified air pressure, temperature, and chemical mixture of foam. Squeezes spray gun trigger to start flow of foam to boat bottom. Selects precut stringers, used to reinforce motor-mount areas, according to model number of boat. Positions and secures stringers to specified area of boat bottom, using fiberglass mats, resin, and squeegee. Selects prefabricated flooring according to type and size of boat and positions flooring over solidified foam insulation. Drills holes in flooring and insulation, using portable power drill, and fastens flooring to boat bottom, using screwdriver. Spreads wood putty over screwheads and caulks edges of flooring to make boat waterproof, using caulking gun and putty knife. Pushes boat to next station in assembly line.
GOE: 06.04.34 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-038 AUTOMOBILE-ACCESSORIES INSTALLER (automotive ser.)
- Installs automobile accessories, such as heaters, radios, antennas, safety seat belts, seat covers, or special clamps, and mirrors: Drills and taps holes, assembles and fits accessories to automobile, and tightens bolts and clamps. May be designated according to specialty as Radio Installer, Automobile (automotive ser.).
GOE: 05.10.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-046 CAR TRIMMER (railroad equip.)
- Installs interior fixtures in railroad cars, using handtools and portable power tools: Positions and bolts seats in place, using wrench. Bolts door tracks and posts to side of car, using impact wrench. Guides door into tracks, using hoist. Positions and fastens windows in casings, using screwdrivers. Rubs paraffin over window guides to ensure smooth operation. Installs and aligns steps and ladders, using wrenches, jacks, hoist, and sledge. easures to determine location of other fixtures, such as curtains, handles, signal cords, and door hardware, using gauges, and secures fixtures in place, using screwdrivers and portable power tools.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-050 DOOR ASSEMBLER (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec)
- Fabricates parts and assembles precut wood and metal doors for use in mobile homes, trailers, or prefabricated buildings: Positions specified wood frame members in jig and nails or staples members together to form doorframe. Packs insulation between frame members. Marks and cuts sheet metal to conform to dimensions of doorframe, using ruler and powered shear. Bends sheet metal to fit over doorframe, using handbrake. Attaches metal panels to doorframe, using handtools or rivet gun. Marks locations of window and lock on door, using templates, and cuts openings in door, using electric router or power shears. Installs lock assembly and prefabricated window assembly in door, using handtools. arks positions of hinges on door, using template, and screws hinges to doors, using screwdriver. May attach metal and rubber weather stripping for exterior doors.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-054 FIBERGLASS LAMINATOR (ship-boat mfg.; vehicles, nec) alternate titles: laminator
- Laminates layers of fiberglass on molds to form boat decks and hulls, or fiberglass bodies of golf carts: Selects precut fiberglass mat, cloth, and woodbracing materials, according to model number of boat or golf cart. Places layers of mat and cloth in mold and smooths out wrinkles by hand. Trims excess material from mold, using hand shears. Mixes catalyst into resin and saturates cloth and mat with mixture, using brush. Works saturated mat and cloth into shape of mold with hands and squeegee, to remove air bubbles and smooth surfaces. Bonds wood reinforcing strips to deck and cabin structures, using resin-saturated fiberglass. Cuts hardened fiberglass from mold with trimming knife. May specialize in molding part of boat and be designated Deck Molder (ship-boat mfg.); Hull Molder (ship-boat mfg.). May install stringers and flooring in hull [OVERLAY PLASTICIAN (ship-boat mfg.) 806.684-106]. May spray chopped fiberglass, resin, and catalyst on mold, using pneumatic spray gun with chopper attachment. May remove hulls and decks from mold [HULL AND DECK REMOVER (ship-boat mfg.) 809.667-010]. May inspect, clean, and assemble molds prior to start of work. May apply wax to surface of mold to facilitate assembly and removal of laminated parts. May apply resin to surfaces of mold prior to placement of fiberglass mats.
GOE: 06.02.32 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 80
806.684-066 INSTALLER-INSPECTOR, FINAL (vehicles, nec)
- Installs attachment in fold-out-top campers and inspects campers preparatory to shipment, using handtools and portable power tools: Fits mattress and pad in specified location in camper. Spreads canvas fold-out top over camper body and attaches top to body, using staple gun and pop-rivet tool. Zips prefabricated door into fold-out top. Opens and closes top to test ease of movement and folds top into camper body. Hooks up water system hose to outlet and reads gauges to detect leaks in system. Turns faucet to test operation of camper water system. Connects electrical cord to camper outlet and tests lights, outlets, and refrigerator to ensure conformance to standards. Examines interior paneling, cabinets, linoleum flooring, and fixtures to determine that components meet company specifications and have been installed according to work orders. Attaches inspection tag to camper, listing any defects in unit. Routes defective unit to repair department and pushes completed unit to shipping area.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-070 INSTALLER, METAL FLOORING (railroad equip.)
- Installs prefabricated metal flooring in railroad cars preparatory to welding, using handtools and portable power tools: Measures transverse centerline of car to determine location of flooring, using location fixtures. Positions flooring sections in specified relationship to side sill or longitudinal centerline, using rule, gauge, and pry bars. Secures flooring to underframe of car in preparation for welding, using wedges and jacks.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-074 INSTALLER, MOVABLE BULKHEAD (railroad equip.)
- Installs movable bulkheads and bulkhead trolley in railroad cars, using handtools and portable power tools: Measures and marks centerline on roof and floor of car, using chalkline and gauges. Positions and secures overhead rail assembly in car according to marked centerlines, using cotter pins, wedges, and clamps. Positions and secures trolley-beam assembly to rail assembly, using wire. Guides bulkhead onto trolley, using hoist, and bolts bulkhead to trolley, using impact wrench. Pushes bulkhead along overhead trolley-and-rail assembly to end of car and depresses lever to lock bulkhead in place. Installs and bolts bottom bulkhead track to underframe of car, using power drill and impact wrench. Grinds track surfaces to remove burrs and rough edges, using portable grinder.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-082 TRAILER ASSEMBLER II (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: trailer assembler, paneling; trailer-sections assembler
- Assembles sections of trailer bodies, following diagrams, using jigs and fixtures, handtools, and power tools: Positions and aligns metal rails, frames, and sheeting in jigs and fixtures, using measuring tape and square to verify alignment of parts. Drills holes in parts at designated points, using power hand drill and drill template. Rivets parts together to form fabricated sides, top, front, and rear sections, using power rivet gun. Installs plywood panels, insulation, and flooring in interiors of trailer bodies. May cut structural truck body parts or trim excess metal from parts, using power saws. May weld steel door frames. May seal riveted seams, using caulking compound. May paint truck body parts. May work as member of assembly team.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 89
806.684-086 MOLD LAMINATOR (concrete prod.; ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: plug-and-mold finisher
- Builds up layers of fiberglass and resin over plug (wooden or plaster pattern) to form molds for plastic product sections or to be used in casting concrete products, using handtools and portable power tools: Fills cracks, depressions, and holes on plug surface with plastic filler material and sandpapers plug to smooth surface. Applies and buffs wax on plug to obtain glossy surface. Brushes surface of plug with water-soluble parting agent to facilitate removal of mold. Covers plug with fiberglass cloth and trims off excess cloth with shears. Mixes specified proportions of resin and catalyst and brushes mixture on cloth. Works mixture into cloth with hands and squeegee to remove air bubbles and to smooth surface. Examines layer of fiberglass and resin after hardening for rough spots and air bubbles and sandpapers defective areas. Laminates additional layers of fiberglass to initial layer to obtain mold of specified thickness. Removes plug from mold, using wooden tool and airhose. Trims excess fiberglass from edge of mold with knife. Inspects completed mold for surface defects. ay bond mold to tubular holding device with resin-saturated fiberglass strips. May repair and modify fiberglass molds, using handtools.
GOE: 06.02.32 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-090 MOTORCYCLE ASSEMBLER (motor-bicycles)
- Assembles complete motorcycles, performing any combination of following tasks: Positions and clamps frame in fixture on conveyor line. Bolts fork, motor, transmission, rear and front wheels, chain drives, handlebars, lights, seats, and other parts to frame, using handtools or power tools. Turns gas or spark handle controls, and adjustment screws on distributor and carburetor to set spark and gas feed. Turns screws to adjust chain drive and clutch to specified tension. Focuses headlight on testing board and turns adjustment screws to align beam of light. Lubricates motorcycle with grease gun. Records motor and sales numbers. May relieve assemblers and be known as Utility Assembler (motor-bicycles).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
806.684-094 MOTORCYCLE SUBASSEMBLER (motor-bicycles)
- Assembles forks, frames, transmissions, or other subassemblies of motorcycles, using handtools or power tools: Positions parts or components in holding fixture on bench. Drills, taps, and reams holes in parts, using handtools, power tools, or single-spindle drill press. Bolts, screws, fits, or presses parts together, using screwdriver, wrench, arbor press, or flexible power press. Aligns and adjusts movement of parts or sets clearance between parts, using dial indicators, feeler gauges, or snap gauges. Examines parts or observes their operation in subassembly to detect defective parts. Replaces defective parts, using handtools. May test assembled units, such as transmissions, under simulated operating conditions. May be designated according to component assembled as Brake Assembler (motor-bicycles); Clutch Assembler (motor-bicycles); Fork Assembler (motor-bicycles); Frame Assembler (motor-bicycles); Handle-Bar Assembler (motor-bicycles); Transmission Assembler (motor-bicycles).
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
806.684-098 ORDNANCE TRUCK INSTALLATION MECHANIC (ordnance)
- Assembles and installs ordnance equipment in mobile repair vehicles according to standard procedures, performing one or combination of following duties: Assembles sheet metal workbenches for installation into trucks, using handtools. Mounts and secures workbenches in trucks, using handtools. Measures to determine locations for installations in truck and installs bench grinders, lathes, milling machines, and other mechanical equipment, using power hoist, handtools, and measuring instruments. Stocks truck with handtools, spare parts, and auxiliary equipment, such as oilcans, hand grinders, and flashlights. Compares contents of truck against equipment checklist to ensure completeness of installations.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-102 OUTFITTER, CABIN (ship-boat mfg.)
- Installs fixtures and appliances in cabin of fiberglass or metal boat, using handtools and portable power tools: Measures and marks location of fixtures, such as windows, doors, and trim, using carpenter's square and rule. Cuts and drills fastening holes, using portable power saw and drill. Inserts fasteners and secures fixtures and appliances to superstructure, using power screwdriver. Installs prefabricated bulkheads to separate cabin compartments, using carpenter's tools. Applies adhesive wall covering to specified sections, using handbrush. Installs wall paneling in specified locations, using carpenter's tools.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
806.684-106 OVERLAY PLASTICIAN (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: boat bottomer
- Installs wooden stringers and precut plywood sheets in molded fiberglass boat hulls to strengthen boat bottoms, using fiberglass bonding agent and handtools: Obtains precut stringers and plywood sheets according to model number of boat. ixes catalyst into resin to control setting rate of bonding agent and saturates strips of fiberglass mat with mixture, using brush. Lays strips between stringer and hull and clamps stringers in place with special holding device. Lays strips of material along seams of stringers to reinforce bond and smooths out air bubbles by hand. Covers hull bottom interior and tops of stringers with saturated strips. Positions plywood flooring on bottom of boat and places clamps or weights on flooring to press it against hull and stringers. May install precut wood flotation tanks, seat supports, and bulkheads. May install plastic blocks of flotation material, fiberglass gasoline tanks, and other fiberglass fixtures.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-114 RAILROAD-CAR-TRUCK BUILDER (railroad equip.)
- Assembles frames, beams, brakes, and springs to form railroad car truck and wheel units, using handtools: Positions bolster on erection block and lowers side frames and brake beams into bolster slots, grooves, and recesses, using hoist. Slips brakeshoes into receptacles and secures brakeshoes with pin, using hammer. Assembles brake parts, such as bottom rods, traverse plates, fulcrum, and levers and secures unit to brake beams and shoes, using bolts and cotter pins. Sets springs on studs in spring housing and places adapters in grooves on axle wheel bearings. Lifts complete truck unit over truck wheel assemblies, using hoist, and lowers it onto adapters. Pushes truck and wheel assembly along track for next operation.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.684-118 REPAIRER, GENERAL (auto. mfg.)
- Installs, replaces, or repairs parts on motor vehicle bodies, using handtools and power tools and following specifications and inspection reports: Reads specifications and inspection reports to determine incorrectly installed, missing, or defective parts. Installs, replaces, or repairs parts, such as wheels, doors, interior and exterior trim, and vinyl tops. Installs or tightens missing or loose screws, bolts, and fasteners, using power tool. Applies sealant to window seams, using caulking gun, and removes excess sealant, using handtool. Indicates items repaired on repair sheet. May drive vehicle from assembly line or holding area to work station. May work as member of team and be assigned to different work stations as production needs require.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 90
806.684-122 RIGGER HELPER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Assists RIGGER (ship-boat mfg.) in moving, lifting, and positioning machinery and structural members of ships under repair or construction: Positions chain falls or hoists, air pullers, and block and tackle as directed by RIGGER (ship-boat mfg.). Pulls or slacks off on rigging, following hand signals, to maneuver equipment in close quarters, lay keel and bilge blocks in drydock, and position ship in drydock. May issue and maintain rigging gear in rigging loft and be designated Rigging-Loft Repairer (ship-boat mfg.). Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
806.684-126 ROOF FITTER (railroad equip.)
- Aligns, fits, and secures roof onto railroad cars, using handtools and portable power tools: Positions spreading device and chain jack inside car, using hoist. Manipulates controls on spreading device or chain jack to push out or pull in sides of car to specified width. Attaches holding device between sides of car to retain specified width. Erects scaffolding in car to facilitate climbing to roof area, using carpenter's tools. Climbs scaffolding and brushes sealing compound on top plates of car. Signals crane operator to lower prefabricated roof onto top plates of car. Aligns and fastens roof onto car, using impact wrench. Bends roof flanges over sides of car, using hammer or mallet. Reams holes in roof and top plate of car and inserts drift pins preparatory to riveting. Disassembles and removes spreading device, jack, and scaffolding, using handtools.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-130 SKIN-LAP BONDER (aircraft mfg.)
- Seals aircraft fuselage skin-laps preparatory to riveting, using handtools and sealing compound: Reads blueprints, work orders, and specifications to determine skin-lap to be sealed and type of sealant to be used. Cleans skin-lap area, using solvent, cloth, and brush. Applies specified sealing compound to skin-lap area, using fairing tools, roller, and sealing gun. Cleans bonded area to remove excess sealant subsequent to riveting, using solvent and cloth. May mix adhesives, cements, and similar sealing compounds.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 3 DLU: 87
806.684-134 TRANSMISSION TESTER (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: gear tester
- Tests assembled motor vehicle transmissions under simulated operating conditions to detect malfunctioning: Lifts transmission onto testing fixture, using hoist. Flushes gears with oil. Attaches transmission shaft to engine. Starts engine and depresses pedal to engage gears in transmission. Varies engine speeds and shifts gears to test each gear combination. Listens to sounds of gears meshing at different speeds and feels smoothness of gears shifting to detect malfunction. Prepares reports of test results.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.684-142 RUNNING RIGGER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Splices wire and nylon rope to fabricate items, such as halyards, outhaul assemblies, reef lines, lazy jacks, and lifelines: Selects size and type of rope specified on work order and pulls rope through length meter to measure rope. Wraps masking tape around rope to mark points where rope is to be spliced and cuts rope, using soldering iron with rope cutting attachment. Wraps nylon thread around ends of rope or burns end of rope, using soldering iron, to seize ends and prevent fraying. Pushes marlinspike through rope to separate strands and passes fid through casing of rope to interweave strands and splice ropes to join unlike ropes into one continuous length or to form eyes for attaching hardware. Coils rope and ties end of rope around center of coil to secure rope for storage or transport. Threads lifeline rope through stanchions on boat decks and splices shackle to end of rope to install lifelines.
GOE: 06.02.32 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 86
806.684-146 BOAT OUTFITTER (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: assembler, plastic boat; boat garnisher; final assembler, boat
- Installs parts, such as hatches, marine hardware, metal trim, seats, cabinets, and windshields on fiberglass, aluminum, or wooden boats, using handtools and portable power tools: Locates and marks position of hardware, seats, and other parts according to specifications, using rule, template, and marking device. Cuts or grinds mounting bases or brackets, using portable electric saws and grinders, and bolts or screws them in place. Drills holes and bolts hardware, hatches, and other parts in place, using handtools. Applies caulking compound under spray rails, windshields, and around windows, using caulking gun. Saws aluminum trim to specified lengths and cements, crimps, screws, or pounds trim into place, using hacksaw, crimping device, adhesives, screwdriver, and mallet. Inspects completed boat for defects and writes report of appraisal. May grind interior and exterior contours of hull to remove burrs and rough edges, using portable grinder. May paint pinstriping and lettering on boat, using stencil and brush. May measure, cut and install insulation in designated sections of boats, using handtools. May be designated according to part installed as Plastic Outfitter (ship-boat mfg.); Trim Installer (ship-boat mfg.) Windshield Installer (ship-boat mfg.); Window Installer (ship-boat mfg.); Wood And Hardware Outfitter (ship-boat mfg.).
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 80
806.684-150 ROUTER OPERATOR, HAND (aircraft mfg.; railroad equip.)
- Routs and trims metallic and nonmetallic parts and materials to provide cutouts for windows, air vents, and tubing runs, used in manufacturing transportation equipment, such as aircraft and railroad cars, using portable router and handtools: Selects and installs specified type and size bit and collar combinations in hand router, guided by template, jig, or fixture markings or information obtained from blueprints and specifications. Positions and secures parts or materials to be routed, template, and router guide on router board, jig, or fixture, using bolts, screws, clamps, handtools, and power tools. Moves router along guide to cut openings in parts and materials or to trim excess material. Grinds, smooths, or deburrs parts, using handtools or power tools. May drill coordinating holes in parts or materials, using drill motor.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 88
806.687-010 ASSEMBLER, BICYCLE II (motor-bicycles)
- Assembles bicycles on assembly line, performing one or a combination of tasks as described under ASSEMBLER, BICYCLE (motor-bicycles) I, using handtools and portable power tools. May assemble and package bicycle subassemblies, such as shift levers, axles, and reflectors and be designated Bicycle Subassembler (motor-bicycles).
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: L GED: R1 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
806.687-018 FINAL INSPECTOR (auto. mfg.) alternate titles: checker
- Inspects completed motor vehicle for conformance to specifications: Examines vehicle for installation of specified accessories, such as radio, heater, and defroster. Tests operation of windows, doors, lights, and controls on instrument panel. Examines seats, headlining, and door paneling for spots or tears in upholstery, and car exterior for chips and scratches on painted surfaces. Records defects on checklist. May inspect components of vehicle and be designated Chassis Inspector (auto. mfg.); Trim Inspector (auto. mfg.).
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 90
806.687-022 HELPER, METAL BONDING (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: metal-bonding worker
- Performs variety of tasks to assist ASSEMBLER, ETAL BONDING (aircraft mfg.) 806.384-030 and METAL-BONDING PRESS OPERATOR (aircraft mfg.) 553.382-026 in fabricating bonded aircraft and space vehicle parts and assemblies. Performs duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 88
806.687-026 INSPECTOR, ALUMINUM BOAT (ship-boat mfg.)
- Inspects aluminum boats and canoes to detect leaks, using water-test tank: Lifts and places boat in test tank with aid of other workers. Positions bow and stern of boat under hydraulic ram. Presses lever to activate ram that pushes and holds boat down in water of tank. Inspects rivets to detect leaks and marks leaking areas, using crayon. Tightens or replaces leaking rivets, using rivet gun. Records number of boats inspected and repairs required on worksheet.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.687-030 INSPECTOR, BICYCLE (motor-bicycles)
- Inspects bicycles for defects in assembly and finish: Examines bicycle to detect missing equipment, flaws in paint, and alignment of frame, sprockets, and wheels. Turns pedals, spins wheels, and moves parts to verify specified adjustment. Informs bicycle repairer of defects. May perform assembly line duties [ASSEMBLER, BICYCLE (motor-bicycles) II].
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
806.687-034 INSTALLER, DOOR FURRING (railroad equip.)
- Installs prefabricated furring strips and insulation material into metal railroad car doors, using handtools: Positions and aligns door frame on assembly rails, using hoist. Removes paint from studs in door frame, using paint remover and brush. Applies sealing compound to designated points in frame, using caulking gun. Positions furring strips over sealing compound and bolts furring to frame, using impact wrench. Fits prescribed amounts of insulation material between furring strips.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
806.687-042 OUTBOARD-MOTOR INSPECTOR (engine-turbine)
- Inspects outboard motors at end of assembly line for conformance to factory standards, preparatory to shipment: Examines motor for missing parts, dents, scratches, and paint imperfections, such as runs and spots. Moves shifting lever into drive positions, pulls starter rope, opens cover latches and doors, moves tilt lever, release lever, starter lock, and reverse lock, to verify operation of parts. Records defects on inspection tag.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
806.687-046 ROLLER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Positions, smooths, and compresses layers of fiberglass on boat hulls to strengthen weak spots and eliminate air pockets, using metal or fiber rollers: Positions fiberglass cloth on stress points of boat hull according to specifications. Sprays resin compound over fiberglass, using portable spray gun. Smooths and compresses fiberglass to eliminate air pockets and strengthen hull, using rollers. Cuts excess fiberglass material from hull, using scissors. Cleans rollers, using acetone solution. Pushes boat hull to next work station in assembly line.
GOE: 06.04.27 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
806.687-050 SHIPFITTER HELPER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Assists SHIPFITTER (ship-boat mfg.) in fabricating, assembling, and installing bulkheads, plates, frames, stanchions, and other heavy steel structural parts within hull of ship by performing following tasks: Obtains tools and materials from storage and carries them or arranges for their transportation to work site. Assists SHIPFITTER (ship-boat mfg.) in establishing reference points on structural member or steel parts to indicate bending, cutting, drilling, and other machining necessary to fabricate steel into ship members. Holds workpieces during welding operations. Cleans slag from welds, using slag hammer and wire brush. Grinds welds smooth, using portable grinder. Measures and cuts metal pieces to specifications, using gas cutting equipment. Tightens bolts, using hand and power wrenches. Assembles and fits gaskets, packing, and liners in place. Tightens turnbuckles of guy wires to hold bulkheads and stanchions in position for welding. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
807 STRUCTURAL REPAIRERS, TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT
- This group includes occupations concerned with repairing vehicle bodies, parts, components, and attachments for such transportation equipment as automobiles, aircraft, rail equipment, motorcycles, boats, travel trailers, motor homes, and military vehicles.
807.137-010 SUPERVISOR, AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIR (automotive ser.) alternate titles: automobile-body repair chief
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in repairing and painting damaged bodies and body parts of automotive vehicles: May examine damaged vehicle and estimate cost of repairs [SHOP ESTIMATOR (automotive ser.)]. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
807.261-010 AIRCRAFT BODY REPAIRER (air trans.)
- Repairs sheet and extruded metal structural parts of aircraft and missiles according to design specifications, using handtools and power tools and metalworking machinery: Reads design specifications or examines sample parts to determine fabrication procedures and machines and tools required. Removes rivets and other fasteners to facilitate removal of defective part, using power drill and punch, or cuts out defective part, using power shears, hacksaw, and file. Locates and marks dimension and reference lines on defective or replacement part, using templates, scribes, compass, and steel rule. Sets up and operates metal fabricating machines, such as saws, brakes, shears, drill press, and grinders, to repair defective part or fabricate new part. Reinstalls repaired or replacement parts for subsequent riveting or welding, using clamps and wrenches. Confers with other workers to expedite heat treating, anodizing, or other specified processing of repair parts. May signal crane operator to fit and align heavy parts. May stretch skin and panel sheets to remove surface tension, using sheet metal hand forming tools.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
807.267-010 SHOP ESTIMATOR (automotive ser.)
- Estimates cost of repairing damaged automobile and truck bodies, on basis of visual inspection of vehicle and familiarity with standard parts, costs, and labor rates: Examines damaged vehicle for dents, scratches, broken glass, and other areas requiring repair, replacement, or repainting. Sights along fenders to detect frame damage, or positions vehicle in frame-aligning rig that indicates location and extent of misalignment. Examines interior for evidence of fire or water damage to upholstery and appointments. Determines feasibility of repair or replacement of parts, such as bumpers, fenders, and doors, according to familiarity with relative costs and extent of damage. Computes cost of replacement parts and labor to restore vehicle to condition specified by customer, using standard labor and parts cost manuals. Enters itemized estimate on job order card or estimate form and explains estimate to customer. May estimate cost of mechanical, electrical, or other repairs where shop performs both body work and mechanical servicing of vehicles [AUTOMOBILE-REPAIR-SERVICE ESTIMATOR (automotive ser.) 620.261-018]. May estimate cost of repainting, converting vehicles to special purposes, or customizing undamaged vehicles, depending on specialty of shop.
GOE: 05.07.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 78
807.281-010 TRUCK-BODY BUILDER (auto. mfg.; automotive ser.) alternate titles: body builder
- Constructs and repairs metal truck bodies and trailers according to specifications, using handtools and power tools: Lays out dimensions on metal stock, such as sheet metal and angle iron, using square, rule, and punch. Fits and assembles components, using handtools and portable power tools, such as drill, riveter, and welding apparatus [SHEET-METAL WORKER (any industry) 804.281-010]. Welds together body parts and braces [WELDER, COMBINATION (welding) 819.384-010]. Measures and cuts woodstock and installs wood floors, interiors, insulations, and fixtures, using handtools, such as hammer, file, and screwdriver, and power tools, such as bandsaw, sander, and hand drill. Installs electrical wiring for dome lights, taillights, brake lights, and other equipment according to specified procedures. May spray or brush paint, primer, or protective coating on wood and metal surfaces.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 90
807.361-010 AUTOMOBILE-BODY CUSTOMIZER (automotive ser.)
- Installs custom equipment to alter appearance of automotive vehicle according to customer specifications, using handtools and power tools: Reads specifications or confers with customer to determine modifications desired. Cuts opening in vehicle body for installation of customized windows, using templates, and power shears or chisel. Measures and marks vinyl material and cuts material to size for roof installation, using rule, straightedge, and hand shears. Cuts and bends metal trim to specified size and configuration, using power shears and chrome-bending die. Fits and secures windows, vinyl roof, and metal trim, using caulking gun, adhesive brush, and mallet.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
807.361-014 BOAT REPAIRER (ship-boat mfg.)
- Repairs wooden and fiberglass boats according to blueprints and customer specifications, using handtools and power tools: Confers with customer or supervisory personnel and reads blueprints to determine repairs needed and plan sequence of operations. Examines boat to determine location and extent of defect. Cuts out defective area, using power saw, drills, and handtools. Measures and records dimensions of defective area and lays out dimension lines and reference points on materials, using rules, straightedge, squares, and scribing instruments. Sets up and operates saws, joiners, planers, and shapers to fabricate repair parts. Positions and fits repair part in boat and secures part to boat, using caulking gun, adhesive, or carpenter's handtools. Cuts fiberglass material to specified size and patches defective surfaces [BOAT PATCHER, PLASTIC (ship-boat mfg.)]. Smooths repaired surfaces, using power sander. Installs fittings and equipment according to customer specifications, using handtools and portable power tools. Hand brushes or sprays paint or other finishing solution on repaired areas and waxes and buffs area to specified finish.
GOE: 05.05.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
807.381-010 AUTOMOBILE-BODY REPAIRER (automotive ser.) alternate titles: automobile-body worker; body-line finisher; body repairer, bus; dent remover; door repairer, bus; metal bumper; metal shrinker; metal worker; touch-up finisher, metal
- Repairs damaged bodies and body parts of automotive vehicles, such as automobiles, buses, and light trucks according to repair manuals, using handtools and power tools: Examines damaged vehicles and estimates cost of repairs [SHOP ESTIMATOR (automotive ser.) 807.267-010]. Removes upholstery, accessories, electrical and hydraulic window-and-seat-operating equipment, and trim to gain access to vehicle body and fenders. Positions dolly block against surface of dented area and beats opposite surface to remove dents, using hammer. Fills depressions with body filler, using putty knife. Removes damaged fenders, panels, and grills, using wrenches and cutting torch, and bolts or welds replacement parts in position, using wrenches or welding equipment. Straightens bent automobile frames, using pneumatic frame straightening machine. Files, grinds, and sands repaired surfaces, using power tools and handtools. Refinishes repaired surface, using paint spray gun and sander. Aims headlights, aligns wheels, and bleeds hydraulic brake system. May paint surfaces after performing body repairs and be designated Automobile-Body Repairer, Combination (automotive ser.). May repair or replace defective mechanical parts [AUTOMOBILE ECHANIC (automotive ser.) 620.261-010].
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 81
807.381-014 BONDED STRUCTURES REPAIRER (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: bonder, rework and repair
- Repairs aircraft and space vehicle bonded structures according to blueprints and specifications, using handtools, power tools, and equipment: Reads inspection reports, rework instructions, and blueprints to determine type of repair, tools required, and to plan sequence of operations. Positions and secures bonded structure in fixture or bonding form, or attaches fixture to structure, using clamps and handtools. Examines structure to determine location, nature, and extent of defect or damage. Spreads plastic film over area to be repaired to prevent damage to surrounding area. Drills holes in structure to gain access to internal defect or damage. Scribes around repair area and cuts out defective or damaged section, using power tools and equipment. Laminates variety of metallic and nonmetallic materials, such as aluminum, fiberglass, plastic, and honeycomb, to fabricate replacement section. Trims and shapes replacement section to specified size, using handtools and power tools. Injects adhesive into cutout areas, using injection gun. Fits replacement section into cutout area and secures section in place, using adhesive tape and tack iron. Cures bonded structure, using portable or stationary curing equipment. Cleans, strips, primes, and sands structural surfaces and materials prior to bonding.
GOE: 06.02.32 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
807.381-018 FRAME REPAIRER (motor-bicycles)
- Repairs motorcycle frames according to written instructions or visual examination, using bandsaw and welding and aligning equipment: Reads work tickets or examines frame to determine extent and type of damage. Cuts bent, broken, or cracked tubular parts from frame, using bandsaw. Measures defective area of frame and selects tubular sections to replace cutout part. Positions and clamps replacement part and frame in welding fixture. Welds replacement part to frame, using arc or acetylene welding equipment [WELDER COMBINATION (welding)] or brazes part to frame, using brazing torch [BRAZER, ASSEMBLER (welding)]. Aligns frames after repairing [FRAME STRAIGHTENER (motor-bicycles)].
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
807.381-022 SERVICE MECHANIC (auto. mfg.)
- Services, repairs, and installs accessories and metal sections on new and used metal trailers: Examines work and tests, adjusts, and repairs wheel alignments, bearings, lights, and brake assemblies of new trailers. Installs, adjusts, and services motor-cooling systems in refrigerated trailers. Replaces and repairs worn and defective parts. Overhauls used and wrecked trailer bodies, following shop orders or specifications. Lays out, fits, drills, screws, rivets, and welds new assemblies to other trailer sections, using pneumatic tools, welding and burning equipment, and handtools. May install metal or wood flooring.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
807.381-026 STREETCAR REPAIRER (railroad equip.) alternate titles: car-body inspector
- Performs any combination of following tasks to inspect and repair streetcar bodies, following blueprints and wiring diagrams and using handtools, power tools, and electrical test equipment: Examines car roof for wear and damage and repairs defective sections, using specified roofing material, cement, nails, and waterproof paint. Cuts sheet metal strips and bolts strips to sign frame joints, installs glass panes, and trims frayed or torn sign material to repair streetcar route signs, using handtools. Tests current continuity of car wiring, using ammeter. Engages controls to drive streetcar specified distance and pushes light and signal switches to test electrical system of car. Replaces defective wiring and insulation and tightens electrical connections, using handtools. Glues ends of window sash frames together, screws weather stripping and brass channels to frame, and installs glass panes to repair window sashes, using handtools. Unbolts defective slats from frame and front gate of lifeguard, drills boltholes in new slats and bolts slats in place, using power wrench and drill. Removes defective sandbox from beneath platform of car, fills new box with sand, and installs box on car, using handtools. Records condition of car, repairs made, and work to be performed by repair shop. May be designated according to specific activity performed as Car-Roof Repairer (railroad equip.); Destination-Sign Repairer (railroad equip.); Electrical Inspector (railroad equip.); Sash Repairer (railroad equip.); Streetcar Sandbox And Lifeguard-Unit Repairer (railroad equip.).
GOE: 05.10.04 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M2 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
807.381-030 AUTO-BODY REPAIRER, FIBERGLASS (automotive ser.)
- Repairs damaged fiberglass automobile bodies, using pneumatic tools and knowledge of fiberglass repair techniques: Cuts away damaged fiberglass, using air grinder. Smooths edges of painted surface, using sandpaper or air-powered sander. asks surrounding undamaged surface, using masking tape. Cuts plastic separating film, using shears, and tapes film to outside repair area. Mixes polyester resin and hardener according to specifications and applies mixture to repair area, using brush. Soaks matting in resin mixture and layers matting over repair area to specified thickness. Peels separating film from repair area and washes repair surface with water. Occasionally secures new panel to repair area, using C-clamp. Applies and spreads body filler manually to re-establish surface. Manually files away excess filler to match original contour. Smooths filler, using air sander. Cleans repair area with air gun.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 86
807.484-010 FRAME STRAIGHTENER (motor-bicycles) alternate titles: frame aligner; straightener-and-aligner
- Straightens and aligns motorcycle frames according to specifications, using aligning table, jigs, gauges, jack, and handtools: Turns screws to adjust and set gauges and stops on jigs. Positions and clamps frame in fixtures on aligning table. Examines frame to ascertain degree of aligning required, using height and level gauges. Realigns frame, using hammer, pry bar, or jack, and measures frame to verify alignment.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
807.664-010 MUFFLER INSTALLER (automotive ser.)
- Replaces defective mufflers and pipes on automobiles, buses, trucks, and other automotive vehicles according to factory or customer specifications, using handtools and power tools: Removes defective muffler, using hacksaw, wrenches, air-powered tools, or acetylene torch. Selects replacement muffler according to automotive vehicle model and customer's preference. Bolts or tack welds new muffler in place. Bends and shapes tailpipe sections according to customer specifications, using pipe-bending machine. Welds tailpipe sections to muffler or exhaust pipe, using arc welding equipment. Aligns muffler and tailpipe within frame and bolts hangers to frame to secure muffler.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
807.667-010 FLATCAR WHACKER (saw. & plan.)
- Inspects and repairs rail-type logging equipment: Examines rail flatcar attachments, such as stakes, cables, straps, and cross timbers to detect defects. Repairs or replaces attachments, using handtools, such as wrenches, pry bars, and hammers. Inspects frame and wheel assembly of flatcar and notifies maintenance personnel when repairs are needed.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
807.684-010 AUTOMOBILE-BUMPER STRAIGHTENER (automotive ser.) alternate titles: bumper straightener
- Repairs damaged automobile bumpers preparatory to replating: Selects specified make and model bumper from storage yard. Positions bumper in hydraulic press and starts press to restore original shape to bumper, using templates to verify contours. Removes smaller dents, using sledgehammer. Positions bumper in bench vise and grinds out hammer marks, dimples, scratches, and rust areas, using portable grinding wheel. May cut and weld sections from several bumpers to form single salvageable unit, using flame cutting and welding equipment.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
807.684-014 BOAT PATCHER, PLASTIC (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: assembly detailer; patcher, plastic boat
- Repairs and repaints defects in fiberglass boat hulls, decks, and cabins, using handtools and power tools: Examines parts for defects, such as cracks and holes. Drills out defective areas or smooths rough edges, using portable electric drill and grinder. Cuts out patch of fiberglass material, using shears. Mixes resin and catalyst, dips patch in solution, and places patch over defect. Shapes and smooths edges to match contour of patched area. Fills holes with plastic filler material. Smooths repaired surfaces, using sandpaper or power disk sander. Mixes plastic paint with catalyst and sprays repaired surfaces, using spray gun. Cuts out damaged wood bracing strips, using portable electric saw. Replaces and bonds strips in place with saturated fiberglass mat. Touches up flaws, using paintbrush. May polish repainted sections.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
807.684-018 AIRCRAFT SKIN BURNISHER (aircraft mfg.)
- Burnishes and hand finishes sheet metal stock or fabricated aircraft skins to remove surface defects, such as scratches, mars, and blemishes, and to restore surface to uniform grain, color, and luster, using burnishing tools: Reads work order and burnishing specifications. Lubricates area to be burnished, and rubs burnishing tool over lubricated metal surfaces to remove surface imperfections. Polishes surfaces to restore area to original luster or finish, by hand or using power tools. Brushes solutions onto skin surfaces to remove stains. Examines burnished area and surrounding skin to determine uniformity of grain, color, and finish.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M1 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 88
807.684-022 FLOOR SERVICE WORKER, SPRING (automotive ser.)
- Removes leaf springs from automotive vehicles to facilitate repair or replacement and replaces springs, using handtools: Raises vehicle, using hydraulic jack or hoist. Places mounting stands under vehicle to decrease leaf spring pressure. Removes shock absorbers, U-bolts, and shackle pins to gain access to springs, using impact wrench and handtools. Removes leaf springs and conveys springs to repair shop. Reinstalls repaired or replacement springs, using handtools.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
807.684-026 INSTALLER, SOFT TOP (automotive ser.) alternate titles: assembler, convertible top
- Installs convertible top assemblies on automobile bodies: Bolts rubber molding to specified points on bottom of convertible assembly frame. Positions assembly on automobile body and bolts metal frame and rear edge of fabric to body. Trims off excess fabric from rear edge, using shears. Connects hydraulic lift to assembly and raises top. Adjusts bolts and top bows of metal frame to tighten fabric. Turns setscrews to adjust height and movement of side windows. Screws metal caps to frame to protect fabric at points of greatest wear. May install fabric on top assemblies.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
807.684-034 WATER LEAK REPAIRER (auto. mfg.)
- Detects and seals areas of water leaks on motor vehicle bodies, using ultraviolet light, caulking gun, and handtools: Illuminates areas of inner compartments of vehicle bodies, using ultraviolet light (black light) to detect water inside compartments. Seals areas suspected of water leaks, using caulking gun. Aligns parts, such as hoods, doors, and deck lids (trunks) to fit body contours to correct cause of water leaks, using handtools. May work as part of team.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 90
807.687-010 AUTOMOBILE-BODY-REPAIRER HELPER (automotive ser.)
- Performs duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
807.687-014 STREETCAR-REPAIRER HELPER (railroad equip.) alternate titles: car-body-inspector helper
- Performs any combination of following tasks to assist STREETCAR REPAIRER (railroad equip.) in repairing streetcar bodies, using handtools: Tightens loose bolts and screws and replaces worn or broken $T3stirrups,$T1 using handtools. Replaces or tightens worn or loose weather stripping on windows, using handtools. Repairs torn upholstery, using needle and thread. Lubricates car, using oil gun. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.12.12 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
809 MISCELLANEOUS OCCUPATIONS IN METAL FABRICATING, N.E.C.
- This group includes occupations, not elsewhere classified, concerned with fabricating structures from metal and related materials.
809.130-010 SUPERVISOR, ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT (struct. metal)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in assembling metal sash, screen doors, and storm doors and windows. Sets up or supervises setup of machinery, according to work order specifications and instructions from management. ay design and fabricate full-sized or miniature screens or storm windows and doors to be used as samples, using handtools and power equipment. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.130-014 SUPERVISOR, METAL FABRICATING (any industry) alternate titles: shop supervisor; steel fabricating supervisor
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in fabrication and assembly of structural, ornamental, or sheet metal products, applying knowledge of layout, product design, machine function, capacities and output, properties of metal, and strength of materials: Analyzes work orders and blueprints to determine information, such as material to be used, type of operations, and sequence of operations required. Requisitions dies, fixtures, and material. Examines defective machinery to determine cause of malfunction and reports need for machine repairs. Trains workers in operation of equipment. Sets up and operates machines to make test runs and experimental products. Inspects work in progress and finished products. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. ay be designated by product fabricated as Boiler-Shop Supervisor (any industry); Sheet-Metal-Shop Supervisor (any industry); Structural-Steel-Shop Supervisor (any industry); Tank-Shop Supervisor (any industry).
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 78
809.131-010 SUPERVISOR, FABRICATION AND ASSEMBLY (toy-sport equip.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in fabricating and assembling playground equipment, such as swings, slides, park tables, and benches: Explains and demonstrates duties to new workers. Inspects work in progress and finished product to verify conformance to standards and quality of work. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.131-014 SUPERVISOR, ORNAMENTAL IRONWORKING (construction)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in installing prefabricated ornamental ironwork, such as window and door frames, elevator fronts, and fences: Examines blueprints and confers with employer to determine location and type ironwork to be installed, plan installation procedures, and resolve problems in securing specified units. Demonstrates and explains work procedures and safety practices to workers. Inspects preparation and installation of ironwork to ensure adherence to building specifications. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.131-018 SUPERVISOR, STRUCTURAL-STEEL ERECTION (construction) alternate titles: iron-and-steel-work supervisor; steel-erecting pusher
- Supervises and coordinates activities of work crews engaged in erecting structural steel: Marks locations for new rivet holes to rectify errors. Directs workers to drill and ream new holes. Assists workers in performance of tasks, such as riveting, welding, bolting, and chipping, using portable power tools. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May supervise workers engaged in erecting steel power transmission towers and poles and be designated Tower Supervisor (construction). ay be designated according to activity of workers supervised as Supervisor, Riveting (construction).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
809.134-010 SUPERVISOR, GRINDING AND SPRAYING (struct. metal)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in rough surface grinding and spray painting structural and ornamental metalwork articles: Reads work order specifications to determine supply requirements and coordinates interdepartmental work flow. Trains new workers and demonstrates work procedures and assists workers in performance of tasks. Inspects completed pieces to verify conformance of finish to company standards. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
809.134-014 SUPERVISOR, METAL HANGING (mfd. bldgs.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in installing exterior aluminum siding on manufactured buildings: Reads blueprints and written specifications to determine materials needed and requisitions materials from warehouse. Distributes materials to workers. Assists workers in performance of tasks as described under ETAL HANGER (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec). Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.261-010 ASSEMBLER, GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: ground equipment mechanic
- Lays out, fabricates, and assembles missile ground support equipment and related structures according to blueprints and engineering specifications, using handtools and power tools: Reads and interprets blueprints and engineering specifications to determine methods and procedures for assembling equipment and structures, such as missile loading systems, storage shelters, and launching equipment. Lays out reference lines on parts, assemblies, and accessories, using measuring and marking instruments. Drills, rivets, reams, taps, countersinks, trims, files, grinds, and forms parts and assemblies, using handtools and power tools. Assembles, aligns, and fits component parts, assemblies, and accessories preparatory to final assembly and welding at missile launch site, using handtools and power tools. Reworks assemblies according to engineering specifications. Verifies symmetry of completed assemblies, using surveying instruments. Discusses assembly sequence, tooling requirements, modifications, and related issues with engineers, liaison personnel and others. May test assembled mechanisms and assemblies following specified testing procedures, using test equipment.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 89
809.281-010 LAY-OUT WORKER I (any industry)
- Lays out reference points and dimensions on sheets, plates, tubes, and structural shapes for fabricating, welding, and assembling into structural metal products: Plans and develops layout as outlined on blueprints and templates, applying knowledge of trigonometry, product design, effects of heat, and allowances for curvature and thickness of metal. Details location and sequence of cutting, drilling, bending, rolling, punching, and welding operations, using instruments, such as compass, protractor, dividers, and rule. Marks curves, lines, holes, dimensions, and welding symbols onto workpiece, using scribes, soapstone, and punches. May design and make templates of wood, paper, or metal [TEMPLATE MAKER (any industry)]. May fit and align fabricated parts for welding or assembly operations [FITTER (any industry) II]. May be designated according to type material laid out as Sheet-Metal Lay-Out Worker (any industry); Structural-Steel Lay-Out Worker (any industry).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
809.381-010 FABRICATOR-ASSEMBLER, METAL PRODUCTS (any industry)
- Fabricates and assembles metal products, such as window sashes, casements, doors, awning frames, shells, cases, and tubular products, such as golf carts or furniture, as specified by work orders, diagrams, and templates, using handtools, power tools, and metalworking machinery: Lays out and marks reference points onto components, using template, rule, square, compass, and scale [LAY-OUT WORKER (any industry) II 809.381-014]. Operates machines, such as shears, cutoff saws, brakes, punch press, form roll and drill press, to cut and shape components to specified dimensions [MACHINE OPERATOR (any industry) II 619.685-062]. Fits [FITTER (any industry) II 706.684-054] and assembles components, using fixtures, handtools, and portable power tools, such as grinders, drills, power wrenches, and riveters. Operates machines, such as arbor presses, riveting press, brazing machine, and resistance-welding machines, to complete assembly. May weld components together. May be designated by specialty as Awning-Frame Maker (fabrication, nec); Metal Screen, Storm Door, And Window Builder (struct. metal); Tubular-Products Fabricator (any industry).
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 78
809.381-014 LAY-OUT WORKER II (any industry) alternate titles: duplicator; lay-out maker
- Traces patterns and marks specifications for fabricating operations onto sheet metal, metal plates, and structural shapes, using templates, measuring instruments, and handtools: Measures stock, using rule to locate center line for positioning template. Tapes, clamps, bolts, or holds template on workpiece. Marks bending and cutting lines, using scribe, and punches or spot drills location of holes, using center punch or hand drill. May lay out straight lines and location of holes detailed on blueprints.
GOE: 06.02.31 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
809.381-018 MILKING-SYSTEM INSTALLER (agric. equip.; retail trade)
- Installs and services automatic milking systems in barns and milkhouses, using handtools and power tools: Confers with customer to ascertain needs, sketches layout, and estimates costs for optimum equipment layout. Drills holes and bolts milking equipment, such as control panels, pumps, wash sinks, feed stalls, and gates, in specified locations. Cuts metal pipe to specified length, using hacksaw and vise. Installs and levels piping system, using pipe cutters, wrenches, and spirit level. Starts vacuum pump, calibrates vacuum gauges, and connects test instruments, such as $T3pulsation recorder and stability gauge,$T1 to monitor system performance. Dismantles and cleans system. Replaces defective or malfunctioning system parts, using wrenches and washing equipment.
GOE: 05.05.09 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
809.381-022 ORNAMENTAL-IRON WORKER (construction) alternate titles: housesmith; metal-trim erector; ornamental-iron erector
- Installs prefabricated ornamental ironwork, other than structural ironwork, such as metal window and door frames, motor-driven and automatic power doors, metal trim and paneling, and aluminum curtain-wall frames: Measures and marks layout for installation, according to blueprints, using rule, template, square, and compass. Welds brackets to lintels, sills, columns, and other structural framework. Drills holes in metal, concrete, and masonry structure, using portable power drills, airhammer, and handtools. Cuts, miters, and bevels metal trim and cover plates to size, using handsaws or portable power saws. Bolts, clips, welds, or solders ironwork together and to brackets or anchors. Verifies level and plumbness, using level or plumb bob. Bolts newell posts, balusters, and other parts of stairways and stair rails to supports or embeds them in sockets. Fastens cover plates and molding in place with metal screws to finish and trim work. Installs equipment, such as motor-driven or automatic doors, following procedures provided by manufacturer. May locate and mark reference points, dig postholes, mix concrete, and erect ornamental fences, using transit, posthole digger, and handtools. When working with bronze, is designated Ornamental-Bronze Worker (construction). ay fabricate frames for mounting glass in ornamental cast stonework. May be designated according to equipment installed as Metal-Sash Setter (construction); Ornamental-Rail Installer (construction); Steel-Door Setter (construction); Steel-Sash Erector (construction).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.381-026 ORNAMENTAL-IRON-WORKER APPRENTICE (construction) alternate titles: ornamental-metal-erector apprentice
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.381-030 PNEUMATIC-TOOL OPERATOR (ship-boat mfg.)
- Performs any of following duties involved in chipping, caulking, drilling, and riveting steelplates, beams, and other structural parts of ships under construction or repair, using pneumatic tools: Caulks overlapping seams between steelplates to make seams watertight, using caulking tool. Chips, cuts, trims, and bevels metal to various shapes and sizes, using handtools and pneumatic hammer. Drills, reams, and countersinks rivet and bolt holes, pipe openings, or other holes in steelplate, steel beams, and angle iron, using portable drilling machines. Heats rivets in forge to specified temperature. Presses steel bar (dolly) against head of hot rivet while RIVETER, HAND (any industry) hydrostatically tests rivet from opposite side. Tests compartments, tanks, and other watertight parts for leaks, using water and air pressure.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.381-034 SOLAR-FABRICATION TECHNICIAN (machine shop)
- Fabricates and assembles metal solar collectors according to job order specifications, using machine shop tools and equipment: Lays out and marks reference points on metal tubing and sheets according to job order specifications, using rule and scriber. Aligns, cuts, and drills copper tubing to form pipe sections, using jig, bandsaw, and drill press. Smooths edges of pipe sections, using file and T-bar. Inserts other precut pipes into drilled holes of pipe sections according to job order specifications, and brazes joints to form manifold unit. Aligns and bends copper sheeting to form absorber plate, using power brake. Aligns manifold unit with grooves of absorber plate, squirts liquid solder into grooves, and bakes assembly to permanently bond joints, using oven. Sprays black paint on assembly to facilitate solar heat absorption, using paint sprayer. Aligns and bends galvanized sheeting to form enclosure frame parts of solar collector, using power brake. Drills holes into frame parts and screws or rivets parts together, using pneumatic drill and rivet gun. Inserts absorber plate and manifold assembly into enclosure frame, and rivets sections together. Caulks assembly corners to prevent water leaks, using caulk gun. Cuts and inserts insulation into enclosure frame to provide heat retention. Aligns and rivets frame end to assembly. Rivets covering to unit to complete solar collector assembly. Packs solar collectors into cardboard boxes for shipment, using tape, strapping, and crimper. Records product identification information on packed boxes.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 86
809.382-010 BALANCING-MACHINE SET-UP WORKER (any industry) alternate titles: dynamic-balancer set-up worker
- Sets up and operates dynamic balancing machine to locate points of imbalance on engine or electric motor parts, such as spindles, impeller wheels, armatures, rotors, and flywheels: Positions bearing pedestals according to size of workpiece, installs bearings and keys on pedestal, and aligns drive motor with belt pulleys or drive adapter of balancing machine, using handtools. Adjusts stroboscope light to specified intensity and focus. Signals crane operator to position workpiece on pedestals and fastens test weight to specified point on workpiece, using hammer, pliers, and welding equipment. Starts machine to rotate workpiece. Moves controls of machine and observes dials, meters, or trace patterns on screen to determine points of imbalance on workpiece.
GOE: 06.03.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
809.484-010 AWNING-FRAME MAKER (tex. prod., nec) alternate titles: frame bender
- Fabricates and assembles metal frames for awnings and dock shelters according to sketches, drawings, or verbal instructions, using handtools and portable power tools: Selects specified size and type of pipe or other raw or finished frame material from stock to use in forming frame parts, such as front bars, extension arms, uprights, armlifts, slide rods, and rafters. Measures and marks metal, using tape measure and crayon. Fastens metal in vise and cuts to size, using hand or power hacksaw. Threads pipe ends, using thread cutters. Drills holes in metal, using electric powered drill. Screws and bolts sections together to assemble frame, using tees, unions, screwdriver, and wrenches. May bend metal to specified angle, using hand bending tool. May disassemble frame and pack for transporting to installation site. May assemble canvas to metal frames [RIGGER (tex. prod., nec)]. May hang awnings [AWNING HANGER (construction; retail trade; tex. prod., nec)]. May measure installation site for awning to obtain dimensions.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
809.484-014 TEMPLATE MAKER, TRACK (any industry)
- Fabricates and assembles track templates for flame-cutting machines from aluminum bar stock and precut plywood board, using handtools and measuring instruments: Positions and tacks or staples template layout onto specified template board, using hammer or staple gun, or draws specified radial shapes onto board, using compass. easures and cuts aluminum bars to specified length, using hand shears or saw. Bends bar to contour of template design, using hand roll and handtools. Tacks bent bars to template board along layout lines or pattern, using hammer. Changes track sections of template on flame-cutting machine when used for more than one job. Dismantles track templates and straightens bar for reuse, using straightening roll [STRAIGHTENING-ROLL OPERATOR (any industry)].
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
809.664-010 ALUMINUM-POOL INSTALLER (construction)
- Assembles aluminum swimming pool at work site, using handtools and portable power tools: Directs other workers to excavate pool site according to customer specifications. Assembles and installs structural parts, such as underground piping and bottom and side panels of pool, using power drill, rivet gun, spot-welding equipment, and handtools. Erects aluminum fencing around pool, using handtools. Lays precut carpet on deck around pool, using handtools.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
809.667-010 HULL AND DECK REMOVER (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: boat puller
- Removes fiberglass boat decks and hulls from molds, using handtools: Pries edge of hull or deck from mold, using wooden tool, and taps mold, using mallet to loosen cast. Inserts airhose between mold and cast, or in hole in mold, and opens valve to blow cast loose. Grasps and works cast loose from mold. Places cast on dolly with help of other workers or clamps special lifting tool to tabs on hull and pushes hoist lever to fit loosened hull from mold. May assemble and temporarily join structural members, such as hull, deck, and headlines, using hoist, weights, and clamps. May grind edges of decks and hulls preparatory to removing from mold, using disk sander.
GOE: 06.04.34 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 78
809.681-010 ASSEMBLER, UNIT (struct. metal)
- Fabricates and assembles custom-built products, such as doors, windows, window screens, and metal awnings according to work orders, diagrams, or layout, using handtools, power tools, and metalworking machinery: Aligns component parts in jig or straightens and squares parts, using measuring instrument and straightedge. Smooths edges to obtain specified fit, using file or grinder. Straightens components, using hammer or straightening press. Traces reference lines to lay out points for screw and rivet holes, using rule and scribe or template. Drills or punches screw and rivet holes, using punch or drillpress or portable power drill. Assembles component parts to form completed unit, using handtools and portable power tools [ASSEMBLER, PRODUCTION LINE (struct. metal)]. Measures panels and lifts and turns latches to inspect and test them for conformance to specifications. May operate riveter, power press, or airhammer to assemble units. May polish surfaces, using portable buffing and polishing tools. May be designated by product assembled as Fireproof-Door Assembler (struct. metal); Metal-Door Assembler (struct. metal); Metal-Window-Screen Assembler (struct. metal).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
809.684-010 ASSEMBLER, PRODUCTION LINE (struct. metal) alternate titles: assembler-fitter; crimper-assembler
- Performs any combination of following assembly line tasks to assemble structural parts, such as metal sashes, doors, windows, and window screens, using handtools and portable power tools: Assembles frame components, such as tops, bottoms, sides, panels, and molding in jigs or fixtures. Smooths edges of components to obtain specified fit, using grinder or file. Punches or drills holes for fastening, using hole punch or power drill. Aligns holes and screws or bolts frame components together, using screwdriver or wrench. Positions hardware, such as locks, hinges, catches, and swivels on frame and fastens hardware to frame, using screwdriver, nut runner, and hand riveter. Cuts screens to specified size, using measuring jig and hand shears. Positions screen over frame and secures screen in groove, using disk roller. Spreads glue, putty, or plastic compound on frame and positions precut glass panes into frame. Rolls plastic or metal spline into groove and trims excess spline, using knife, or crimps edges of groove to hold screen or glass in place, using crimping tool. Assembles components of lock, such as bolts, washers, and spring. Inspects workpiece to detect scratches or burs. Positions workpiece in measuring jig to verify dimensions. May lay out reference points for drilling holes in frame members, using template, rule, and square. May cut channels and molding to specified length, using pinch cutter, shears, or cuttoff saw. May cut glass to specified size, using glass cutter. May be designated according to part assembled as Channel Installer (struct. metal); Door-Lock Installer (struct. metal); Frame Assembler (struct. metal); Hardware Installer (struct. metal); Kick-Plate Installer (struct. metal); Screen Installer (struct. metal); Spliner (struct. metal).
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
809.684-014 CASKET ASSEMBLER, METAL (fabrication, nec)
- Assembles metal caskets, performing any combination of following tasks, using handtools and welding equipment: Places precut sheet metal sections into jig to form casket body or lid. Solders joints and hand files or machine grinds rough surfaces [SOLDERER-ASSEMBLER (welding)]. Saws and bevels wooden slats to specified dimension, using handsaw and jointer. Inserts slats under flange of casket body or lid and nails slats into place. Fits lid onto casket body and bends flange of casket body by hand to facilitate tight fit. Drills holes in lid, using power drill and bolts hinge to lid, using wrench. Welds hinge to casket body, using spot-welding machine. May weld joints, using arc-welding machine [WELDER, ARC (welding)].
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
809.684-018 DRILLER, HAND (any industry) alternate titles: driller, portable
- Drills rivet or bolt holes in material, such as metal, wood, or plastic, following layout marks and using portable power drill: Punches indentations along layout marks to guide drill bit, using center punch and hammer. Fastens specified drill bit in chuck of drill. Drills holes, replaces drill bit with specified reamer, tap, or countersink, and enlarges, threads, or countersinks holes. Sharpens cutting tools, using power grinder. May align offcenter holes in structural members, using $T3drift pins,$T1 and bolt members together, using wrench.
GOE: 06.04.34 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
809.684-022 FINISHER, FIBERGLASS BOAT PARTS (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: ballaster; grinder
- Grinds, repairs, and cleans molded fiberglass parts preparatory to assembly into boats, using handtools and portable power tools: Attaches abrasive disk to grinder and grinds molded parts to remove excess fiberglass and smooth edges. Checks flange of molded parts with thickness gauge to determine if more grinding is necessary. Trims excess fiberglass extending from edge of boat hull, using chisel and mallet. Inspects parts to detect defective areas and cuts out defective areas, using chisel and mallet or portable drill. Applies putty to ground-out areas to repair surfaces, using trowel. Waxes and polishes molded parts, using buffer, paste wax and cloth. May paint repaired areas, using spray gun. May install ballast forms in boat hull, using power hoist and handtools.
GOE: 06.04.34 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 78
809.684-026 GRINDER-CHIPPER II (any industry) alternate titles: grinder, rough
- Grinds and chips weld splatter, high spots, burrs, slag, and rust from surface of fabricated metal structures and parts to improve appearance or prepare for painting, using portable or pedestal grinders, chipping hammers, and wire brushes: Positions workpiece on worktable manually or using jib or crane. Inserts specified grinding wheel, wire brush, or cutting chisel into portable grinder or power hammer. Pulls trigger to activate power tool and positions and guides tool along high or defective spots on surface of workpiece. May chip or grind out pits or cracks. Grinds portable pieces, using pedestal grinder. May sharpen chisels and dress grinding wheel, using pedestal grinder or wheel dresser. May paint fabricated parts, using spray gun [PAINTER, SPRAY (any industry) I]. May be designated according to tool used as Chipper (any industry) II; Grinder (any industry) IV.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
809.684-030 METAL HANGER (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec)
- Installs sheet metal panels, molding, and exterior parts and accessories on manufactured building and travel trailer frames and bodies, using handtools and power tools: Positions panels on body frame, by hand or using chain hoist. Fastens panels to frame, using hammer, drill, rivet gun, stapler, and screwdriver. Trims panels to shape of coach, using tin snips. Lays out window, door, and vent areas on panels according to blueprints, using pencil, ruler, and template. Cuts opening, using electric router and tin snips. Nails and screws insulation to roof frame. Measures, cuts, and installs molding strips to corners, using rule, hammer, hacksaw, and screwdriver. Applies sealer compound around window edges, vent openings, and roof seams, using putty knife. Sets prefabricated window units, screens, and louvers in openings and fastens them in place with screws or rivets. Installs accessories, such as visors, lights, brackets, and railings, using screwdriver. Fastens metal threshold and doorcasing on body frame, hangs door, and attaches weather stripping, doorstops, striker plate, and molding, using handtools. May assemble window unit. May tend machines that cut or shape metal panels preparatory to hanging [MACHINE OPERATOR (any industry) I 616.380-018]. May be designated according to part installed as Door Installer (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec) I; Roof-Panel Hanger (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec); Side-Panel Hanger (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec); Window Installer (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
809.684-034 REPAIRER, FINISHED METAL (any industry)
- Repairs surface defects, such as dings, dents, and buckles, in finished metal items, such as automobile bodies, refrigerators, or other appliances, using dolly blocks, ding and pick hammers, and other handtools: Visually examines and feels surface of workpiece to determine extent of defect. Holds dolly block against defect and hammers opposite side to smooth surface, being careful not to stretch surface or mar finish. Cleans and polishes repaired area, using buffer and cloth. May file dings to remove burrs and rough spots. Polishes working surfaces of dolly blocks and hammers, using naphtha-soaked emery cloth to prevent scratching or gouging of workpiece.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L1 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
809.684-038 WHEEL ASSEMBLER (mfd. bldgs.; vehicles, nec)
- Mounts wheels and tires on chassis of mobile home: Positions wheel and spring assembly on chassis brackets, using chain hoist. Bolts wheel assembly to brackets, using hand or power wrench. Mounts tires on wheel assembly, fastening nuts with tire wrench. May bolt front wheel jack to chassis. May attach brake wires to brake housing and thread wires through holes in cross-members to front of chassis. May spray chassis with rust-resistant paint or undercoat material.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
809.684-042 PANEL LAMINATOR (struct. metal)
- Laminates precut materials to form doors and portable wall sections used in prefabricated metal buildings: Reads work order to determine materials to be laminated, such as steel, aluminum, urethane, vinyl hardboard, and gypsum, and to determine size and color. Measures materials to verify size. Applies adhesive to materials, using spray gun. Positions and presses materials together on conveyor in prescribed order and aligns materials, using mallet. Pushes button to start conveyor and activate pinch roller that presses sections together and removes air pockets. Removes completed panel from conveyor and places panel on pallet.
GOE: 06.04.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 3 DLU: 86
809.687-010 DUCT MAKER (construction; mfd. bldgs.)
- Cuts and shapes fiberglass sheet to form heating and air-conditioning ducts, using handtools: Places sheet on worktable for cutting. Measures and marks sheet according to specifications, using tape measure and marker. Cuts wedge shaped grooves according to marking to facilitate folding, using straightedge and knife. Folds sheet to form rectangular duct and fastens open edge of duct, using pneumatic stapler. Cuts aluminum tape according to length of duct and tapes edge of duct to make air tight seal. Writes model number on completed sections of duct with felt pen. Moves ducts to designated storage area.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
809.687-014 HELPER, MANUFACTURING (aircraft mfg.) alternate titles: general helper
- Assists workers engaged in fabricating, assembling, installing, and processing materials, parts, and assemblies for aircraft and aerospace products, performing any combination of following tasks: Sorts and counts parts and materials. Examines parts and materials for defects. Feeds, loads, or removes parts from machines. Loads and unloads racks, baskets, skids, dollies, and conveyors. Moves or carries parts, materials, and equipment. Files, trims, saws, buffs, drills, and deburrs parts, using handtools and power tools. Wraps and unwraps parts, tools, and equipment. Marks identifying information on parts and materials. Places, positions, clamps, or holds parts and materials during assembly, installation, or machining. Lubricates and cleans parts, assemblies, and equipment. Cleans and sweeps work area. Performs other duties as described under HELPER (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.04.34 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 88
809.687-018 INSPECTOR AND TESTER (struct. metal)
- Inspects metal sashes, window screens, windows, and doors for appearance and accuracy of fabrication and assembly: Feels sides of workpiece for burrs, ravelled screening, or defective packing of screening, glass, or splines. Slides panels up and down to ensure specified alignment. Verifies dimensions, using fixed gauge, rule, or square. Returns defective workpiece for repair or performs such minor repairs as tightening screws, adjusting balance, and rolling or hammering out small dents, using handtools. May apply gummed tape around frame, screen, or glass, pack pieces according to size, and insert screens and glass panels into frames to prepare pieces for shipping.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
809.687-022 LABORER, SHIPYARD (ship-boat mfg.)
- Performs following tasks in shipyards: Loads vehicles, using handtruck or dolly. Washes trucks and other vehicles. Cleans ships, piers, drydocks, and other working areas, using broom and water hose. Opens shipping crates, using hammer and pinchbar. Sorts lumber, metals, and other scrap materials. Collects and burns trash. Mixes and pours cement on inner bottoms of ships and around joints on decks to prepare surfaces for tile or to make joints watertight. Removes paint and scale from ships' metal surfaces, using hand or powered wire brushes. Conveys materials and tools to work site.
GOE: 05.12.03 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
809.687-026 MOLD PREPARER (ship-boat mfg.) alternate titles: mold finisher
- Cleans and waxes fiberglass boat molds preparatory to molding: Washes molds, using sponge. Waxes and polishes interior of mold, using cloth, or electric buffer. Brushes parting agent on mold to facilitate removal of cast after molding.
GOE: 06.04.39 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
81 WELDERS, CUTTERS, AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS
- This division includes occupations primarily concerned with joining, surfacing, or otherwise fabricating or repairing structures or parts of metal or other weldable material, such as plastic or glass, applying the following welding or cutting processes: arc; gas; resistance; solid state (friction, ultrasonic, cold, explosion, diffusion); and other processes, such as electroslag, electron beam, induction, thermit, and laser beam. Welders in this division are distinguished from workers using welding equipment in other divisions by their knowledge of and experience in welding technology and in being primarily concerned with the equipment and technology of welding. Workers classified in other divisions may use welding equipment, but their knowledge and experience are primarily in assembly or repair techniques. For example, welders who work on storage batteries can be found in Group 727.
810 ARC WELDERS AND CUTTERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with welding processes in which joining is produced by heating with an arc or arcs, with or without the application of pressure and with or without the use of filler metal.
810.382-010 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, ARC (welding)
- Sets up and operates arc welding machine that welds together parts of fabricated metal products, as specified by blueprints, layouts, welding procedures, and operating charts: Welds flat, cylindrical, or irregular parts that may be clamped, tack-welded, or otherwise positioned. May position weld line parallel to carriage. Turns cranks or pushes buttons to align electrode on welding head over weld joint to weld linear joints, or adjust length of radial arm to position electrode over weld joint when welding radial joints. Clamps cylindrical workpieces onto turning rolls under stationary head to weld circular joints. Threads specified electrode wire from reel through feed rolls and welding head. Turns welding head to set specified angle of electrode. May fill hopper with specified flux and direct nozzle or gravity feed over weld line, or adjust shielding gas or gas mixture flow rate. Turns knobs to set current, voltage, and slope, and synchronize feed of wire and flux with speed of welding action. May set limit switch which automatically stops machine at end of weld. Starts machine and observes meters and gauges, or observes welding action for compliance with procedures. Visually examines welds for adherence to specifications. May grind welded surfaces for penetrant test. Adjusts machine setup to vary size, location, and penetration of bead. May install track template to weld irregularly shaped seams. May make trial run before welding and record setup and operating data. May layout, fit, and tack workpieces together. May preheat workpiece, using hand torch or heating furnace. May reweld defective joints, using hand-welding equipment. May remove surplus slag, flux, and spatter, using brush, portable grinder, and hand scraper. May operate machine equipped with two or more heads. May be designated according to type of welding machine operated as Welding-Machine Operator, Electro-Gas (welding); Welding-Machine Operator, Gas-Metal Arc (welding); Welding-Machine Operator, Gas-Tungsten Arc (welding); Welding-Machine Operator, Plasma Arc (welding); Welding-Machine Operator, Submerged Arc (welding).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
810.384-010 WELDER APPRENTICE, ARC (welding)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
810.384-014 WELDER, ARC (welding)
- Welds together metal components of products, such as pipelines, automobiles, boilers, ships, aircraft, and mobile homes, as specified by layout, blueprints, diagram, work order, welding procedures, or oral instructions, using electric arc-welding equipment: Obtains specified electrode and inserts electrode into portable holder or threads consumable electrode wire through portable welding gun. Connects cables from welding unit to obtain amperage, voltage, slope, and pulse, as specified by WELDING ENGINEER (profess. & kin.) 011.061-026 or WELDING TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 011.261-014. Starts power supply to produce electric current. Strikes (forms) arc which generates heat to melt and deposit metal from electrode to workpiece and join edges of workpiece. Manually guides electrode or gun along weld line, maintaining length of arc and speed of movement to form specified depth of fusion and bead, as judged from color of metal, sound of weld, and size of molten puddle. Welds in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead positions. Examines weld for bead size and other specifications. May manually apply filler rod to supply weld metal. May clean or degrease weld joint or workpiece, using wire brush, portable grinder, or chemical bath. May repair broken or cracked parts and fill holes. May prepare broken parts for welding by grooving or scarfing surfaces. May chip off excess weld, slag, and spatter, using hand scraper or power chipper. May preheat workpiece, using hand torch or heating furnace. May position and clamp workpieces together or assemble them in jig or fixture. May tack assemblies together. May cut metal plates or structural shapes [ARC CUTTER (welding) 816.364-010]. May be designated according to type of equipment used as Welder, Carbon Arc (welding); Welder, Flux-Cored Arc (welding); Welder, Gas-Metal Arc (welding); Welder, Gas-Tungsten Arc (welding); Welder, Hand, Submerged Arc (welding); Welder, Plasma Arc (welding); Welder, Shielded-Metal Arc (welding). May operate other machine shop equipment to prepare components for welding. May be designated according to product welded as Welder, Boilermaker (struct. metal). Important variations include types of metals welded, subprocesses used, trade name of equipment used, work site (in-plant, job shop, construction site, shipyard), method of application (manual, semiautomatic), high-production or custom, level of ambidexterity required, type of joints welded (seam, spot, butt). May be required to pass employer performance tests or standard tests to meet certification standards of governmental agencies or professional and technical associations.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 89
810.664-010 WELDER, GUN (welding) alternate titles: spot welder, line; spot welder, body assembly
- Welds or tack-welds overlapping edges of positioned components to fabricate sheet metal assemblies, such as panels, refrigerator shells, and automobile bodies, using portable spot-welding gun: Positions and clamps electrode under overlapping edges of workpiece. Presses electrode against workpiece at specified weld points to complete circuit between electrodes and heat metal to joining temperature. Removes electrode after specified period of time. May adjust equipment for automatic timing of current. May periodically attend group meetings to learn new or modified tasks. May position and clamp workpieces together. May examine welded components to detect defects.
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 89
810.684-010 WELDER, TACK (welding) alternate titles: tacker
- Welds short beads at points specified by layout, welding diagram, or by FITTER (any industry) I 801.261-014, along overlapping edges of metal parts to hold parts in place for final welding. Performs tasks of FITTER HELPER (any industry) 801.687-014. May tack-weld, using hand, submerged, or gas-shielded arc welding equipment. ay tack-weld, using portable spotwelding gun [WELDER, GUN (welding) 810.664-010].
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 80
811 GAS WELDERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with welding in which joining is produced by heating with a gas flame or flames, with or without the application of pressure, and with or without the use of filler metal.
811.482-010 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, GAS (welding) alternate titles: welder, gas, automatic
- Sets up and operates oxy-fuel-gas-welding machine to weld metal parts, according to work order, blueprints, layout, and operating charts: Clamps workpieces into holding fixture on machine bed, movable carriage, or turntable. Positions and clamps or bolts welding torch onto overhead carriage, radial arm, or into stationary fixture at specified angle and distance from workpiece. Turns cranks to align torch with weld line. Selects torch tip, filler wire, and flux, according to charts or thickness and type of metal. Fills hoppers with flux and positions spout over weld line. Places reel of filler wire onto spindle and threads end through feed rolls to welding seam. Connects hoses from torch to regulator valves and cylinders of oxygen and fuel gas. Turns regulator valves to start flow of gases, lights torch, and adjusts gas mixture and pressure to obtain flame of desired size and color. Turns knobs to synchronize movement of torch or workpiece, feed of flux and filler with welding action, and sets switch to stop machine at end of weld. Starts machine, observes welding action, and examines weld for defects. Adjusts machine setup to vary bead size and other weld characteristics. May record setup and operating data. May reweld defective joints, using handtorch. May preheat workpiece in furnace. May lay out, fit, and tack-weld workpieces together. May operate machine equipped with two or more welding torches. May remove surplus flux, slag, and splatter, using wirebrush, portable grinder, and hand scraper.
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
811.684-010 WELDER APPRENTICE, GAS (welding)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
811.684-014 WELDER, GAS (welding)
- Welds metal parts, using gas welding equipment as specified by layout, welding diagram, or work order: Positions parts in jigs or fixtures on bench or floor, or clamps parts together along layout marks. Selects torch, torch tip, filler rod and flux, according to welding chart specifications or type and thickness of metal. Connects regulator valves and hoses to oxygen and fuel gas cylinders, and welding torch. Turns regulator valves to activate flow of gases, lights torch and adjusts gas mixture and pressure, to obtain desired flame, based on knowledge of gas-welding techniques. Holds torch at proper angle to metal and guides along weld joint, applying filler rod to molten area to form weld. Examines weld for bead size and other specifications. Repairs broken or cracked metal objects, fills holes, and builds up metal parts. May apply flux to workpiece instead of filler rod. May preheat workpiece in furnace or with torch. May layout, position and tack weld workpieces. May weld along vertical or overhead weld lines. May scarf or groove weld prior to applying filler metal, using gas welding equipment. ay chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter [GRINDER-CHIPPER (any industry) II]. May clean or degrease parts, using wire brush, portable grinder, or chemical bath. May cut metal plates or structural shapes using gas torch. May be designated according to type of gases used such as Welder, Acetylene (welding); Welder, Oxyacetylene (welding); Welder, Oxyhydrogen (welding). Important variations include type of metal welded, products, subprocesses, trade name of equipment, work site (inplant, job shop, construction site, shipyard), high-production or custom, level of ambidexterity required or type of joints welded (seam, spot, butt). May be required to pass employer performance tests or standard tests to meet certification standards of governmental agencies or professional and technical associations.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
812 RESISTANCE WELDERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with welding processes in which joining is produced by heat obtained from resistance of the base metal to electric current in a circuit of which the workpiece is a part, and by the application of pressure. achine tenders in this group are included in Group 819 as WELDING-MACHINE TENDER (welding).
812.360-010 WELDER SETTER, RESISTANCE MACHINE (welding)
- Sets up resistance welding and brazing machines that join or bond metal components, such as panels, frames, yokes, tubes, and containers, according to specifications and blueprints: Lays out and marks weld points and position of components on workpiece, using rule, square, templates, and scribe. Selects, positions, aligns, and bolts electrodes, jigs, holding fixtures, guides, and stops onto machine, using measuring instruments and handtools. Turns knobs to set and synchronize electric current, pressure, timing cycle, and automatic feed and transfer equipment specified by welding machine chart or record of previous work. Computes and records setting for new work, applying knowledge of metal properties, principles of welding, and shop mathematics. Makes trial weld. Adjusts electrode gap and feed rollers to thickness of metal. Dresses electrodes, using tip dresser, file, emery cloth, or dressing wheel. Devises and builds fixtures. Gives directions to WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, RESISTANCE (welding) in operation of machine. May inspect electrical circuits of machine and perform maintenance tasks, such as replacing defective tubes and relays. May set up welding stations on automatic production lines. Important variations include material types, finish required, and types of joints welded (spot, butt, seam).
GOE: 06.01.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
812.682-010 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, RESISTANCE (welding)
- Sets up and operates resistance welding machine to join metal parts, according to blueprints, work orders, or oral instructions: Turns machine dials to set air and hydraulic pressure, amperage, and joining time, according to specified type of metal, weld, and assembly. May select, install, and adjust electrodes. Aligns workpieces, using square and rule. May hold pieces together manually, fasten into jigs, or secure with clamps to align in specified assembly position. Holds part between electrodes or positions on machine worktable. Depresses pedal or pulls trigger to close electrodes and form weld at point of contact. Releases pedal or trigger after specified welding time. Cleans electrodes, using file, tip dresser, emery cloth. May operate machine which automatically releases electrodes from metal after welding cycle. May devise and build fixtures to hold pieces. May inspect finished work. May operate machine equipped with two or more electrodes which weld at several points simultaneously. Important variations include types of joints welded (seam, spot, butt) and types of materials welded (aluminum, steel). May be designated according to type of resistance-welding machine operated as Flash-Welding-Machine Operator (welding); Percussion-Welding-Machine Operator (welding); Projection-Welding-Machine Operator (welding); Upset-Welding-Machine Operator (welding).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
813 BRAZING, BRAZE-WELDING, AND SOLDERING OCCUPATIONS
- This group includes occupations concerned with processes in which joining is produced by heating the base metals (metals to be joined) to a suitable temperature and supplying a filler metal to complete the joint. Brazing and braze-welding requires heating the base metals above 800 degrees F. (427 degrees C.) but below their melting point. Soldering requires heating the base metals below 800 degrees F. (427 degrees C.) and below their melting point. Machine tenders in this group are included in Group 819 as WELDING-MACHINE TENDER (welding). SOLDERER (jewelry-silver.) can be found in Group 700.
813.360-010 BRAZING-MACHINE SETTER (welding)
- Sets up variety of brazing machines which braze (bond) or solder metal components, according to blueprint, work order, data chart, and layout specifications: Selects, positions, aligns, and bolts holding fixtures, guides, and stops onto machine to position and hold workpieces, using measuring instruments and handtools. Selects or bends tubing and wire to form heating coils, installs coils to electrodes, and turns knobs to set electrical current when setting up induction-brazing machines [BRAZER, INDUCTION (welding)]. Connects hoses from cylinders of oxygen and fuel gas, such as acetylene or natural gas, to regulator valves and one or more welding torches. Selects and installs nozzles to torches. Turns valves and installs gears and cams to set timing devices which shut off electrical current or gas pressure, move workpieces, or fill coils with water to cool workpiece after brazing, and synchronize movement of conveyor or rotary table with brazing action. May install positioning or ejecting fixtures. Makes trial runs, readjusts machine, and records setup data. May set up thermal brazing machines [BRAZING-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding)]. May set up resistance-brazing machines [BRAZER, RESISTANCE (welding)]; brazing furnaces [BRAZER, FURNACE (welding)]; and gas welding machines [WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, GAS (welding)].
GOE: 06.01.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
813.360-014 SETTER, INDUCTION-HEATING EQUIPMENT (welding)
- Sets up induction heating equipment used to braze, heat-treat, and spot-weld metal parts: Selects induction coil according to heating chart, or bends copper tubing by hand, to form coil, following electrical formulas. Attaches power and coolant lines to ends of coil, using flaring tool, nuts and washers, and wrenches. Sets dial controls to regulate current, heating-cycle time, and coolant-flow pressure. Turns wheel and reads meter to tune power-supply oscillators for maximum output. Shims coil-holder and work-holding fixture to center parts within coil for heating. Trains workers to braze and solder metals and examines their work for completeness of bonding. Cleans, lubricates, and adjusts equipment to maintain efficient operation using airhose, cleaning fluid, and handtools.
GOE: 06.01.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
813.382-010 BRAZER, INDUCTION (welding) alternate titles: brazer, electronic; solderer, electronic
- Sets up and operates induction heating equipment to braze (bond) together metal components, according to blueprint, work order, or layout specifications: Positions and clamps fixtures and stops into machine, using square, rule, and template. Selects heating coil, or bends copper or alloy tubing or wire into coils, which outline joint to be brazed. Bolts or screws coil to electrode. Turns knobs to adjust electrical current for type and thickness of metal, as computed from data charts. Places wire, strip, or preformed piece of brazing alloy over edges of components and brushes flux along seams to be joined. Assembles and positions workpieces into holding fixture. Starts electric current in coils to heat workpiece and melt alloy. Turns off current and allows workpiece to cool, or directs stream of water or air onto workpiece, or turns handle to fill coil with water to cool workpiece. Removes workpiece, using tongs or tweezer, when brazed metal has solidified, as indicated by color. May connect holding fixture to electrode instead of using heating coil. May set timing control to shut off current automatically after specified period of time. May anneal finished workpiece to relieve internal stress [ANNEALER (heat treating)]. May dip workpiece into chemical bath to remove impurities or flux. May bond workpieces together with soft solder and be known as Solderer, Induction (welding).
GOE: 06.02.10 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
813.382-014 BRAZING-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding) alternate titles: brazing-machine operator, automatic; flame-brazing-machine operator; soldering-machine operator, automatic
- Sets up and operates thermal brazing machine which bonds components of fabricated metal products as specified by work orders, blueprints, and data charts: Selects torch tips, braze alloy, and flux, according to type and thickness of metal, data charts, or previous brazing record. Screws tips to torches. Positions and clamps torches at specified distance and angle to workpiece. Aligns and clamps holding fixtures to machine bed, table, or conveyor, using rule, square, and handtools. Aligns and clamps workpieces into fixtures. Fills hoppers with flux and positions spout to direct flow, or manually brushes flux onto seams of workpieces. Loads reel of brazing wire onto machine holder and threads end through automatic feed rolls. Positions preformed pieces of braze alloy along seams of workpiece, or manually applies alloy to seams during brazing. Connects hoses from oxygen and fuel gas cylinders to regulator valves and torches. Turns valves to start flow of gases, lights torch, and adjusts mixture to obtain flame of desired size and color. Turns knobs to synchronize movement of conveyor, rotary table, or oscillating carriage with feed of wire, flux, and brazing action. Starts machine which moves workpiece to flame or moves torch to workpiece to melt alloy into seam. Moves workpiece away from machine to cool. Removes and examines finished pieces for defective seams. May dip pieces into water or acid bath to cool and clean them. May operate machine which automatically moves pieces before air jet or into cooling chamber. May manipulate levers or crank to control movement of machine. May bond workpieces with soft solder and be designated Soldering-Machine Operator (welding).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
813.482-010 BRAZER, FURNACE (welding) alternate titles: solderer, furnace
- Operates electric, gas, or oil-fired furnace to braze (bond) or solder metal components, as specified by work orders, sketches, and charts: Turns knobs and observes recording instruments, gauges, and pyrometer to maintain furnace and cooling chamber temperature specified for type of metal and brazing or soldering alloy used. Aligns and clamps together components or positions components in holding fixtures under specified pressure. Brushes on flux and places wire or preformed pieces of brazing or soldering alloy over joints. Places workpieces into furnace or onto conveyor, or into containers, such as baskets, trays, or retorts. Loads containers into furnace or onto furnace conveyor, manually or by hoist. Transfers workpieces from furnace to cooling chamber, using pole, hook, or by turning cranks. May install fixtures into furnace or onto conveyor, using rule, square, template, and handtools. May operate furnace which drops brazed products into quenching tank. May solder metals, such as tin, zinc, brass, and nickel, to strips of gold or silver preparatory to making jewelry articles and be designated Rolled-Gold Plater (jewelry-silver.).
GOE: 06.02.10 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
813.682-010 BRAZER, RESISTANCE (welding)
- Operates spot welding machine to braze (bond) metal parts together: Places flux and wire or strip of brazing alloy between workpieces. Adjusts electric current and timing cycle of machine to heat metal to bonding temperature. Removes workpiece, using tongs, and cools workpiece, using air or water. May cut carbon electrodes to specified size and shape, using cutoff saw.
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
813.684-010 BRAZER, ASSEMBLER (welding) alternate titles: brazer; torch brazer
- Brazes (bonds) together components to assemble metal parts as specified by layout, work order, or blueprints, using hand torch: Aligns and clamps workpieces together, using rule, square, or template or sets up and places them in fixtures, jigs, or vise. Cleans joints of workpieces, using wire brush or by dipping them into cleaning solution. Selects torch tip, flux, and brazing alloy from data charts or work order. Connects hoses from torch to regulator valves and cylinders of oxygen and specified fuel gas, acetylene or natural. Turns valves to start flow of gases, lights flame, and adjusts pressure and mixture of gases to obtain desired color and size of flame. Brushes flux onto joint of workpiece or dips braze rod into flux to prevent oxidation of metal. Guides torch and rod along joint or seam of workpiece to heat to brazing temperature and melt braze alloy to bond workpieces together. Examines seam and rebrazes defective joints. May braze together broken parts and cover holes to repair leaks. May specialize in bonding parts with soft solder and be designated Solderer, Torch (welding) II. May melt and separate brazed joints, using hand torch or furnace, remove and straighten components, and rebraze joints to repair misaligned or damaged assemblies and be designated Brazer, Repair And Salvage (welding). May braze together seams of metal sheets, strips, screening, or wire cloth, using torch mounted on manually guided crawler, and be designated Brazer, Crawler Torch (welding).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
813.684-014 SOLDERER-ASSEMBLER (welding) alternate titles: production solderer; returned-goods repairer
- Solders together components to assemble fabricated metal items, as specified by work orders, diagrams, or layout, using soldering iron: Aligns and clamps parts together, using rule, square, or handtools, or positions items in fixtures, jigs, or vise. Dips parts in cleaning solution, or brushes or sprinkles flux along seams. Heats soldering iron in gas flame or electric induction coil, or plugs iron in electrical outlet. Plunges tip of iron into cleaning compound and rubs tip onto specified tin alloy to clean and tin tip. Guides tip along seam to heat workpiece to bonding temperature and dips bar or wire of specified soft solder in seam to solder joint. May dip workpieces into molten solder or place solder strip between seams and heat seam with iron to sweat items together. May clean workpiece, using file, handbrush, or grinder. May grind, cut, or bend edges to fit fabricated parts together, using power grinder and handtools. May use hand torch to solder joints inaccessible to hand iron. May solder broken parts or cover holes to repair leaks. May melt and separate soldered joints, using hand torch, iron, or furnace, and remove and straighten components and resolder joints to repair misaligned or damaged assemblies and be designated Solderer, Assembly Repair (welding).
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
813.684-018 SOLDERER-DIPPER (welding)
- Dips metal parts into molten solder to bond them together, using any combination of following methods: (1) Twists, crimps, clamps, or holds parts together and dips them into solder for specified time. Removes and holds parts together until color indicates solder has set. (2) Dips parts separately and solders them together with hand iron, heating one part and pressing it against another, or placing clamped parts into furnace. (3) Clamps workpiece into fixture over solder pot and depresses lever to raise level of solder or lower workpiece into solder. May dip units, such as radiator cores, using jib or crane. May place solder bars into container and turn knobs to specified position to melt solder and regulate its temperature.
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
813.684-022 SOLDERER, PRODUCTION LINE (welding)
- Solders together components of metal products on production line, using hand soldering iron and soft solder: Dips workpieces into chemical solution or brushes or powders flux along joints to remove impurities. Places workpieces into fixtures or manually holds them together at designated point. Plunges soldering iron into chemical to clean tip. Positions tip of heated soldering iron and wire or bar of solder to joint until solder melts and seeps into joint. Guides iron and solder along seams. Removes workpiece when color indicates that solder has cooled and bonded workpieces together. May sweat together workpieces coated with solder. May solder with self-fluxing solder. May adjust controls of gas flame or electric induction coils to specified point on dial to heat soldering iron.
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
813.684-026 SOLDERER, TORCH I (welding)
- Fills holes, indentations, and seams of fabricated metal products, using solder and gas torch: Prepares area to be soldered, using hand and powered tools, such as hacksaw, chisel, hammer, grinder, and wire brush. Brushes acid solution onto area to clean area. Moves oxyacetelene torch over area to heat acid and wipes surface, using cloth, to remove dirt and excess acid. Rubs stick of solder on heated area and melts solder, using torch. Smooths soldered area with alternate strokes of paddle and torch, leaving soldered section slightly higher than surrounding area for later filing.
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
813.684-030 SOLDERER, ULTRASONIC, HAND (welding)
- Solders metal components, using electric-ultrasonic soldering equipment: Positions component in fixture. Preheats joint area to temperature above solder melting point, using oxy-fuel torch. Turns dials to set intensity and duration of ultrasonic impulse, according to work order specifications. Pushes button to turn on electric-ultrasonic equipment. Fills joint with solder and positions $T3ultrasonic horn$T1 on outside of joint to transfer energy impulse from equipment to workpiece, to bond solder and base metal.
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
813.685-010 BRAZER, CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERIC FURNACE (welding) alternate titles: hydrogen braze-furnace operator
- Tends brazing furnace equipped to introduce mixture of gases, which removes oxides from, and prevents oxidation of metal and braze alloy during brazing. Turns handle and knobs and observes gauges to start pump or gas generator and to maintain specified flow of gas into combustion and cooling chamber. Visually inspects brazed metal components periodically and discards defective parts.
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
814 SOLID STATE WELDERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with a group of welding processes in which joining is produced essentially at temperatures below the melting point of the base metals being joined without the addition of a filler metal. Pressure may or may not be used. Processes included are cold welding, explosion welding, diffusion welding, ultrasonic welding, and friction welding. Machine tenders in this group are included in Group 819 as WELDING-MACHINE TENDER (welding). Forge welding occupations are included in Division 61.
814.382-010 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, FRICTION (welding)
- Operates friction-welding machine to join metal components, according to work orders, specification tables, and diagrams: Installs, aligns, and adjusts fixtures and stops, using handtools and precision measuring devices, such as micrometers, calipers, verniers, and gauges. Positions parts to be welded into rotating and stationary cylinders of machine holding devices and aligns cylinders in parallel position, using wrench. Turns knobs to regulate speed and timing of rotating cycle and pressure force of stationary cylinder. Presses button to activate machine motor and depresses pedal to start friction-welding cycle to perform trial run. Removes welded parts from machine, using wrench. Periodically inspects workpieces, using precision measuring devices. May perform maintenance operations before and after machine functioning, such as greasing machine, adjusting tension of drive belts, and maintaining specified level of hydraulic fluids and coolants.
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
814.682-010 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, ULTRASONIC (welding)
- Operates welding machine and related equipment to convert ultrasonic vibrations into heat energy to fuse metal components: Observes activity meter for specific amount of power drawn from generator or power supply, according to charts. Turns controls to set clamping pressure, force-amplitude ratio, and velocity, according to work order specifications. Presses buttons to adjust controls for automatic timing of weld and hold cycles. Places workpiece in holding fixture on conveyor and pushes button or depresses pedal to start automatic weld cycle. Observes machine in operation and reports malfunctions to supervisor. Removes welded workpiece from fixture. Removes and replaces worn or damaged $T3ultrasonic horn.$T1 Important variations include fabrication requirements and type of ultrasonic welding (spot, ring, line, continuous-seam/scan).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
814.684-010 WELDER, EXPLOSION (welding)
- Welds fabricated metal products within firing chamber of explosion welding equipment, applying knowledge of metal characteristics and explosives: Spreads buffer material in base part of holding device and spreads explosive powder material in upper part of holding device. Positions workpieces in holding device and adjusts to form acute angle. Positions device with contents in firing chamber, closes door of chamber, and turns handle to lock door. Presses detonator button on firing chamber to trigger explosion that forces holding device to close, locking and joining metal workpieces. Unlocks and opens chamber door and removes holding device. Opens holding device, removes welded metal workpiece, and places workpiece in receptacle for further processing.
GOE: 06.02.24 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
815 ELECTRON-BEAM; ELECTROSLAG; THERMIT; INDUCTION; AND LASER-BEAM WELDERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with the following processes: Electron-beam welding; thermit welding; electroslag welding; induction welding; and laser-beam welding. Machine tenders in this group are included in Group 819 as WELDING-MACHINE TENDER (welding).
815.380-010 WELDER SETTER, ELECTRON-BEAM MACHINE (welding)
- Sets up electron-beam welding machine to join together metal components through emission of electrons in vacuum chamber onto workpiece, according to welding charts and specifications: Turns knobs to set voltage and welding speed according to specifications. Turns knobs to set focus of electron beam, beam current, vacuum level and deflection, according to welding charts of parameter settings and equipment setup experience. Turns controls to start air-pumping and water-cooling systems. Positions metal components into present fixture. Pushes cycle button to automatically start power supply and to weld component. Inspects welded component for defects according to knowledge of metal characteristics and electron-beam welding equipment. Cleans gun cartridge, using cleaning solution, and replaces damaged filament, using handtools. Replaces worn seal in vacuum chamber, using wrench.
GOE: 06.01.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
815.382-010 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, ELECTRON BEAM (welding)
- Sets up and operates electron beam welding machine to join metal workpieces according to specifications, applying knowledge of electron-beam welding: Cleans and assembles part, using solvents, degreasing equipment, and press or oven. Checks part for magnetic field, using Gauss meter, and places part on automatic demagnetizer. Selects holding fixture according to size and type of workpiece and installs fixture into welding position. Selects $T3target block$T1 and fastens block to fixture to make beam adjustments and prevent damage to equipment. Turns on power supply and water cooling and air pumping systems. Closes chamber door and activates pumping stages to create vacuum. Reviews specifications or examines sample parts to determine equipment settings, applying knowledge of electron-beam welding and metal characteristics. Adjusts current setting to heat filament or cathode and adjusts high voltage setting on anode. Aligns target block in horizontal and lateral directions, using hand and foot controls. Rotates polarized filter to darken image in optical viewing system. Activates beam and adjusts anode voltage and beam current to regulate depth of weld. Adjusts current to magnetic lens to focus beam in specific positions. Moves workpiece under electron beam during welding, using handtools. Turns off beam, opens chamber, and removes target block. Inspects section of workpiece for depth of weld penetration, width of joining cracks, holes, and inclusions, using microscope. Performs mechanical strength tests and records results. Cleans weld chamber and replaces filament, using handtools.
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
815.382-014 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, ELECTROSLAG (welding)
- Operates electroslag welding machine, which uses heat produced by resistance of molten flux to electrical current, to fuse metal components: Places metal components in fixture and tightens holding braces, using wrench. Turns dials to start cooling water supply and to activate power sources and control cabinet. Turns knobs to set voltage, wire feed speed, and welding current, according to welding charts and work orders. Presses automatic cycle button to strike arc and start welding process. Adds premeasured flux to joint to create molten flux pool of specified depth. Turns control to start oscillation. Listens for change in sound of welding process or measures flux pool depth, using steel rod, to determine if additional flux is required. Adds flux throughout welding cycle to maintain stable operation. Observes electrode wire feed to ensure that wire enters and melts in flux. Presses button to stop welding current, power supply, and wire feed. Removes copper weld retaining shoes, using hammer. May remove tabs containing accumulated flux, using oxy fuel or arc cutting equipment. ay inspect welded joints for defects, and fills holes, using arc welding equipment. May remove slag, using oxy fuel torch. Important variations are fabrication requirements, weldment design, quality, construction site facilities, and type of electroslag equipment (single-wire nonoscillating, double-wire oscillating, and multiwire oscillating).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
815.682-010 LASER-BEAM-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding)
- Operates laser-beam machine, which produces heat from concentrated light beam, to weld metal components: Pushes button to open safety enclosure at rear of laser cavity. Positions metal components in fixture and places components on fixture-holding table inside cavity. Pushes button to close safety enclosure. Aligns rear mirror of laser cavity, using micrometer screws, according to chart specifications. Types instructions, using teletype machine, to computer that automatically places fixture-holding table in operative position. Sights reference mark through microscope and turns controls to move fixture to welding position. Teletypes instructions to initiate weld cycle and to return fixture-holding table to unload position. Pushes button to open safety enclosure and removes fixtures containing welded components. Cleans optics, using brush, and replaces used flash tubes. May cut metal components, using laser-beam machine, and be designated Laser-Beam Cutter (welding).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
815.682-014 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, THERMIT (welding)
- Operates thermit welding machine to join metal components, such as crankshafts, ship stern frames, machine parts, and railroad and craneway rails. Aligns and secures parts in holding fixture. Cuts gap in parts parallel to joint, using gas torch. Places wax pattern and mold box around gap. Places gate and riser patterns into specific positions. Pulls plug to automatically pour specified amount of thermit material into mold box. Ignites kerosene preheater to melt wax and dry mold, using gas torch. Places powder on thermit material and ignites compound, using gas torch, to start thermit welding reaction. Breaks mold, using handtools. Cuts off gates and risers, using gas torch.
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 3 DLU: 77
816 THERMAL CUTTERS AND ARC CUTTERS
- This group includes occupations concerned with severing or trimming materials, using thermal or electric-arc cutting equipment.
816.364-010 ARC CUTTER (welding) alternate titles: arc-air operator; burn-out-scarfing operator
- Cuts, trims, or scarfs metal objects to dimensions, contour, or bevel specified by blueprints, work order, or layout, using arc-cutting equipment: Positions workpiece onto table or into fixture or with jib or crane. Selects carbon or metal-coated carbon electrode, gas nozzle, electric current, and gas pressure, according to thickness and type of metal, data on charts, or record of previous runs. Inserts electrode and gas nozzle into holder and connects hose from holder to compressed gas supply. Connects cables from power source to electrode and workpiece or fixture, to obtain desired polarity. Turns knobs to select amperage. Turns lever to adjust jet of gas to blow away molten metal. Strikes arc and guides electrode along lines to cut (melt) through metal. May cut off chips or sprues and burn out cracks and holes. May use holder having two electrodes. May cut without using gas jet. May use nonconsumable tungsten electrode and gases, such as helium or carbon dioxide, and be designated Arc Cutter, Gas-Tungsten Arc (welding). May use plasma-arc cutting torch and gases, such as nitrogen and carbon dioxide, and be designated Arc Cutter, Plasma Arc (welding).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
816.464-010 THERMAL CUTTER, HAND I (welding) alternate titles: burner, hand; cutter, gas; flame gouger; torch cutter
- Cuts, trims, or scarfs metal objects to dimensions, contour, or bevel specified by blueprints, layout, work order, or oral instructions, using thermal-cutting equipment: Lifts and positions workpiece onto table, manually or using jib or crane. Connects hoses from torch to oxygen tank and fuel gas tank, such as acetylene or propane. Selects torch tip, gas pressures, speed of cut, and allows for width of cut, according to thickness and type of metal as computed from charts. Installs torch tip and turns handle to start and adjust pressure of fuel gas. Lights torch and adjusts flow of oxygen to obtain desired mixture, as indicated by color and size of flame. Directs flame on workpiece to heat it to oxidizing temperature, as indicated by color of metal. Squeezes lever or trigger to release additional jet of oxygen which burns path through metal. Guides flame along cutting line, observing cutting to judge angle, distance of torch, and speed of movement. Removes and inspects finished workpiece. Chips or grinds burrs from edges, using power chisel or portable grinder. May lay out cutting lines, using rule, square, compass, or by tracing from template. May cut damaged or worn pieces from metal structure, such as bridge or building frames, ship plates, or pipelines. May install special tip to cut grooves into metal joints preparatory to welding and be designated Flame Scarfer (welding).
GOE: 05.10.01 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
816.482-010 THERMAL-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding) alternate titles: burning-machine operator; flame-cutting-machine operator; flame planer; gas-cutting-machine operator; radiagraph operator
- Sets up and operates thermal cutting machines which cut metal plates and structural shapes to dimensions, contour, and bevel specified by blueprints, layout, work orders, and templates: Lifts, positions, and clamps metal stock onto bed of machine. Connects hoses from torch to regulator valves and cylinders of oxygen and fuel gas, such as acetylene, hydrogen, or propane. Selects torch tip and computes gas pressure and mixture, and speed of cut, according to type and thickness of metal, data charts, or record of previous cuts. Installs tip to torch. Pushes button to adjust sliding arm from side or overhead carriage to position torch over cutting line, and to adjust height of head over workpiece to make longitudinal cuts. Adjusts length of radial arm to cut out arcs or circles. Tilts angle of torch to cut bevels. Pushes buttons and reads gauges to obtain selected gas pressure and mixture and set speed of cutting action. Pushes button to automatically light torch, preheat metal to oxidizing temperature, and open valve to release additional oxygen to cut through metal. Pushes button to automatically position torch at cutting line and to start machine moving along line. May maintain records of operating data. May lay out cutting lines, using rule, tape, and square. May preheat metal to remove surface impurities, using hand torch. May clamp two or more plates together for simultaneous cutting. May be designated according to equipment used as Electronic-Eye-Thermal-Cutting-Machine Operator (welding); agnetic-Thermal-Cutting-Machine Operator (welding); Thermal-Cutting-Tracer-Machine Operator (welding); Track-Template-Thermal-Cutting-Machine Operator (welding); Plasma-Cutting-Machine Operator (welding).
GOE: 06.02.19 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 77
816.682-010 SCARFING MACHINE OPERATOR (steel & rel.)
- Sets up and operates, from control booth, scarfing machine to cut surface defects from rolled steel slabs: Reads rolling orders to ascertain scarfing instructions and determine machine setup. Selects specified number of torches and installs tips in torches, using handtools. Clamps torches in machine at specified angle and connects hoses from gas and air manifolds onto torches. Opens manifold valves, observes pressure gauges, and turns valve wheels to regulate gas and oxygen pressure. Moves console controls to ignite torches and adjust gas and oxygen mixture to obtain specified color of flame. Moves controls to position machine on rolling line, to activate rolling conveyor, and to ignite torches. Observes operation to ensure defects have been removed from slab and rescarfs slab as needed. Opens water spray valve to flush scale and metal from scarfed slab. Moves controls to move machine away from rolling line. Cleans and changes tips as needed. Prepares production reports and cleans work area. Assists other workers to repair scarfing machine.
GOE: 06.02.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 5 DLU: 86
816.684-010 THERMAL CUTTER, HAND II (welding) alternate titles: salvage cutter; scrap burner; scrap cutter
- Dismantles metal assemblies, such as automobiles, machines, building girders, and pipelines, or cuts scrap metal to size for shipping, using thermal-cutting equipment, such as flame-cutting torch or plasma-arc equipment: Connects hoses from hand torch to cylinders of oxygen and fuel gas, or turns knobs to adjust settings of arc-cutting equipment. Turns handle to open gas valve to specified pressure. Lights torch and adjusts flow of oxygen to obtain desired mixture, as indicated by color and size of flame. Directs flame on workpiece to heat it to oxidizing temperature, as indicated by color of metal. Squeezes lever or trigger to release additional jet of oxygen which cuts path through metal. Guides flame or arc across workpiece and observes cutting action to judge speed of movement. May change cutting tips or adjust gas pressure or arc-welding equipment to cut metal of different types and thickness. May climb ladders or work on scaffolds to disassemble structures.
GOE: 05.12.11 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
819 WELDERS, CUTTERS, AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, N.E.C.
- This group includes occupations, not elsewhere classified, concerned with welding, brazing, soldering, cutting, and related processes. LEAD BURNER, MACHINE (elec. equip.) and LEAD BURNER (elec. equip.) I are included in Group 727.
819.131-010 LEAD-BURNER SUPERVISOR (welding)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in burning (welding) lead and lead alloy parts according to blueprints, specifications, or orders, applying knowledge of melting characteristics of lead: Directs workers and participates in fabricating, installing, and repairing equipment, such as lead pipes, floors, valves and tank linings. Interprets drawings and specifications and orders materials. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
819.131-014 WELDING SUPERVISOR (welding)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in welding and cutting of products and structures, such as auto, aircraft, and ship components, pipes, boilers, and mobile homes, applying knowledge of welding and cutting techniques, materials, and equipment, and fabrication requirements: Analyzes work orders and blueprints to determine need for supplies and sequence of operations required. Requisitions supplies, such as weld rods, gas, flux, and fixtures. Inspects work or confers with WELD INSPECTOR (welding) I 819.281-018 and WELD INSPECTOR (welding) II 819.687-010 to maintain specified standards and quality. Trains workers in operation of equipment. May set up machines or make trial welds to make test runs and experimental products. May supervise brazing and soldering operations. ay supervise fitting and assembly of structural frames. May supervise workers engaged in making tubing from flat steel strips by electric-weld process and be designated Welding Supervisor, Electric-Weld Pipe Mill (welding). Important variations include location of workers supervised, such as in-plant, job-shop, construction site, or shipyard. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 88
819.132-010 SUPERVISOR, FLAME CUTTING (steel & rel.)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in removing defects from and cutting heavy gauge steel plates into specified sizes and shapes, using flame cutting, welding, chipping, and grinding machines and equipment: Reviews orders to ascertain size, shape, and gauge of steel plate ordered and examines plate marked by inspection personnel to plan unit work and sequence of operations. Observes flame cutting and plate conditioning activities to ensure expedient, quality, and maximum production. Trains workers in operation of equipment and performance of assigned duties. Inspects equipment for need of repair and arranges for maintenance. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 86
819.281-010 LEAD BURNER (welding) alternate titles: lead welder
- Welds lead or lead alloy, using gas torch or arc welding equipment, to install and repair lead items according to oral instructions or dimensional data from blueprints: Installs or repairs equipment, such as lead pipes, valves, floors, and tank linings. Cuts lead sheets or pipe, using powered saws, hand shears, or chipping knife. Levels and scrapes edges or surfaces, using hand scraper, and positions parts for burning. Ignites torch and adjusts valves to obtain flame of specified size and color or adjusts arc welding equipment to obtain specified arc. Welds in flat, vertical, horizontal, or overhead positions. Melts lead bar or wire to add lead to joint. Bonds lead to steel or copper to produce homogeneous lead lining or cover, using flux. Places hand molding irons on heavy joints or corners to hold them in position. Heats forms and dresses lead pipes, elbows, and parts, using handtools, torch, or arc welding equipment. Places asbestos strip under joints to prevent heating of supporting surface. May pour molten lead into permanent or sand molds to cast parts. May melt scrap in kettle and cast or extrude melted scrap into bars or wire for reuse. Important variations include type of joint welded (butt, spot, seam).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
819.281-014 LEAD-BURNER APPRENTICE (welding)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
819.281-018 WELD INSPECTOR I (welding) alternate titles: welding tester
- Inspects and tests welded joints of work in progress and of completed units for visible defects, correct dimensions, joint strength, bead formation, weld penetration, and conformance with layout, blueprint, and work order specifications, applying knowledge of welding principles and metallurgical properties: Examines joint to detect flaws, such as cracks, cold weld, spatter, and undercuts, using flashlight and magnifying glass. Inspects joints for hidden cracks and pits, using magnaflux machine and ultrasonic testing equipment. Performs stress tests on joint, using stress testing equipment, or prepares sample for stress testing, and reviews results. Verifies alignment and dimensions of product and setup of machines and fixtures used for work in progress. Observes techniques and performance of welders in shop or at construction site. Marks defective pieces and recommends scrapping or methods for reworking. Records inspection data. Analyzes x-ray photographs of welded joints. May weld, test, and inspect metal samples to determine most effective welding process and technique and be designated Performance-Test Inspector (welding).
GOE: 06.01.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
819.281-022 WELDER, EXPERIMENTAL (welding)
- Analyzes engineering data and welds experimental parts and assemblies to determine most effective welding processes, using various welding techniques and equipment: Analyzes engineering drawings and specifications to plan welding operations where procedural information is unavailable. Lays out parts and assemblies according to specifications. Develops templates and other work aids to hold and align parts. Determines type of welding to be used, such as metallic arc, inert gas, electrode, and oven treatment, applying knowledge of metals to be joined, contours and angles to be formed, and specified stress tolerances. Welds components in flat, vertical, or overhead positions, and adjusts amperage, voltage, and speed during joining to assure required weld deposit. Inspects grooves, angles, gap allowances, and related aspects of assembly to ensure conformance to specifications, using micrometer, caliper, and related precision measuring instruments. Observes hydrostatic, x ray, dimension tolerance, and other tests on welded surfaces to evaluate quality of weld and conformance to production requirements.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
819.361-010 WELDER-FITTER (welding)
- Lays out, fits, and welds fabricated, cast, and forged components to assemble structural forms, such as machinery frames, tanks, pressure vessels, furnace shells, and building and bridge parts, according to blueprints and knowledge of welding and metallurgy: Selects equipment and plans layout, assembly, and welding, applying knowledge of geometry, physical properties of metal machining weld shrinkage, and welding techniques. Lays out, positions, aligns, and fits components together. Bolts, clamps, and tack-welds parts to secure in position for welding [WELDER, TACK (welding)]. Sets up equipment and welds parts, using arc, gas-shielded arc, submerged arc, or gas welding equipment [WELDER, COMBINATION (welding)]. May assemble parts by bolting and riveting. May repair products by dismantling, straightening, reshaping, and reassembling parts, using cutting torch, straightening press, and handtools, and be designated Welder, Structural Repair (welding). May specialize in using one welding process and be designated Welder-Fitter, Arc (welding); Welder-Fitter, Gas (welding). May specialize in fitting and welding components of metal tools, dies, and fixtures and be designated Welder, Tool And Die (welding).
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
819.361-014 WELDER-FITTER APPRENTICE (welding)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
819.381-010 WELDER-ASSEMBLER (machinery mfg.)
- Assembles and tack-welds steel frames and other component parts of machinery and equipment in preparation for final welding: Measures and marks locations for metal components on assembly table, following blueprints. Lifts and positions components on assembly table, using electric crane, jacks, and shims. Verifies position of metal components in assembly, using straightedge, combination square, calipers, and rule. Clamps metal components to assembly table for welding. Removes rough spots from castings, using portable powered grinder and hand file, to fit and assemble parts. Tack-welds parts in preparation for final welding. Moves assembly to storage area, using electric crane.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R3 M3 L2 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
819.384-010 WELDER, COMBINATION (welding)
- Welds metal components together to fabricate or repair products, such as machine parts, plant equipment, mobile homes, motors, and generators, according to layouts, blueprints, or work orders, using brazing and variety of arc and gas welding equipment: Welds metal parts together, using both gas welding [WELDER, GAS (welding)] or brazing [BRAZER, ASSEMBLER (welding)] and any combination of arc welding processes [WELDER, ARC (welding)]. Performs related tasks, such as thermal cutting and grinding. Repairs broken or cracked parts, fills holes, and increases size of metal parts. Positions and clamps together components of fabricated metal products preparatory to welding. May locate and repair cracks in industrial engine cylinder heads, using inspection equipment and gas torch, and be designated Repairer, Cylinder Heads (welding). May perform repairs only and be designated Welder, Repair (welding). May be required to pass employer performance tests or standard tests to meet certification standards of governmental agencies or professional and technical associations.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
819.384-014 WELDER APPRENTICE, COMBINATION (welding)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
819.664-010 PLATE CONDITIONER (steel & rel.)
- Removes and repairs surface defects in steel plates, using hammer and chisel, portable power grinder, and arc welding machine: Determines method required for reconditioning plate based upon examination of plate or following instructions of supervisory personnel. Chips out rolled-in scale from plate, using hammer and chisel, or grinds overfills to plate level, using portable electric grinder. Fills in depressions or chipped out areas of plate, using arc welding machine. Brushes welded area to remove flux, using wire brush, and grinds filled in area to remove excess metal and to smooth plate, using portable electric grinder. Reworks plate to meet standards as directed by inspection personnel. Stamps or marks identification on plate, using steel dies, hammer, or chalk. Attaches sling to plate and crane hook and signals worker operating crane to lift and position plate on or remove plate from workbench.
GOE: 06.04.24 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 86
819.666-010 MACHINE HELPER (welding)
- Performs any combination of following tasks involved in use of welding, flame cutting, and brazing machines and furnaces: Transfers workpieces, tools, and supplies. Inserts welding rods into holders, screws tips to torches, or places reels of wire onto rack and threads ends through feed rolls to help set up machine. Positions workpieces and fixtures, and clamps or bolts parts into bed of machine or onto conveyor. Removes corrosion, slag, grease, and excess flux from workpieces, using wire brush, scraper, vacuum hose, portable grinder, or chemical solution. Fills hoppers with flux or brushes flux and inserts braze or solder alloy along seams of workpiece. Turns handles or cranks to move workpieces through machine. Bolts portable machines to workpieces, using wrench. Removes finished work from machine with tongs, or hoist. Tags or marks identifying data on work pieces. Oils and cleans machines. ay cut scrap to size, using hand torch. May be designated by machine as Brazer Helper, Furnace (welding); Brazer Helper, Induction (welding); Brazing-Machine-Operator Helper (welding); Flame-Cutting-Machine-Operator Helper (welding); Soldering-Machine-Operator Helper (welding); Welding-Machine-Operator Helper, Arc (welding); Welding-Machine-Operator Helper, Gas (welding).
GOE: 05.12.11 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
819.684-010 WELDER, PRODUCTION LINE (welding)
- Welds metal parts on production line, using previously set up gas- or arc-welding equipment: Turns valves to release fuel gas and oxygen and ignites mixture, or inserts specified weld rod into portable holder, clamps cable onto workpiece or jig, and strikes arc. Guides electrodes, or torch and filler rod, along horizontal weld line at specified speed and angle to melt and deposit metal from filler rod or electrode onto workpiece. May skip (tack) weld designated spots to secure workpieces for other welders. May use different equipment and be designated Brazer, Production Line (welding); Welder, Production Line, Arc (welding); Welder, Production Line, Combination (welding); Welder, Production Line, Gas (welding).
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M2 L2 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
819.685-010 WELDING-MACHINE TENDER (welding)
- Tends welding, brazing, or soldering equipment that joins metal components of products, such as auto, aircraft, and jewelry parts, brackets, panels, housings, and electric circuit boards: Lifts metal parts and loads in welding, brazing, or soldering machine. Moves lever to lock parts in position. Presses foot controls or pushes buttons to start machine which automatically welds, brazes, or solders, and unloads parts onto conveyor. Observes operation of machine to detect malfunctioning, and reports malfunctions to MACHINE SETTER (any industry) 616.360-022 or supervisor. Inspects joined components for defects. May unload parts from machine and place on conveyor. May clean metal parts, using wire brush. May tend machine that solders tin can bodies and be designated Side-Seam Tender (welding). May tend machine that welds ends of wire together to form continuous coil and be designated Wire-Drawing-Machine Tender (welding). May be designated Spot Welder (welding). Variations are based on type of machine tended, such as resistance-welding machine, cold-welding machine, soldering/brazing machine, diffusion-welding machine, or laser-beam machine.
GOE: 06.04.02 STRENGTH: M GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 88
819.686-010 MACHINE FEEDER (welding) alternate titles: machine helper
- Feeds metal components and removes finished assemblies from brazing, soldering, or welding machines or furnaces: Places or clamps workpieces into holding fixtures, or onto heating fixtures, trays, or conveyor in specified order. Positions preformed piece of brazing alloy between edges of parts and brushes flux along seams of workpiece. Removes finished assemblies after they have passed through heated induction coil and furnace, between electrodes, or over gas flame, and through cooling chamber or water. May feed bonding wire and powdered or liquid flux into machine which brushes flux and feeds wire to seams of workpiece. May load components into hopper of machine which automatically positions them into fixtures. May examine finished parts and separate defective pieces. May be designated by machine fed as Brazing-Furnace Feeder (welding); Brazing-Machine Feeder (welding); Soldering-Machine Feeder (welding); Welding-Machine Feeder (welding).
GOE: 06.04.31 STRENGTH: L GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
819.687-010 WELD INSPECTOR II (welding)
- Inspects welded or soldered joints and seams for defects, such as cracks, cold weld, spatter, and undercuts: Tests joints or seams, using either of following methods: (1) Connects test-fittings to pipe, turns valve to admit compressed air, and immerses pipe in water, or brushes soapy water onto pipe to locate leaks. (2) Probes soldered joints, using pointed tool, to locate defects. Marks location of defects, using crayon, and routes defective parts to repair area. May use dye penetrants or magna-flux equipment during inspection.
GOE: 06.03.02 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M2 L2 SVP: 4 DLU: 77
819.687-014 WELDER HELPER (welding)
- Performs any combination of following duties to assist workers in welding, brazing, and thermal and arc cutting activities: Moves workpieces, tools, and supplies, manually or by handtruck. Lifts, moves and holds, or clamps workpieces to table, into jigs, or into position as directed, manually or by using hoist, pry bars, wrenches, hammer, and wedges. Cleans workpieces to remove impurities, such as slag, rust, and grease, using wire brush, portable grinder, hand scraper, or chemical solutions. Connects hoses from hand torch to oxygen and fuel gas cylinders or connects cables from power source to electrode holder and workpiece or fixture. Starts gasoline engine to activate electric generators. Places workpieces into furnace to preheat for specified time. Removes, tags or marks, and moves finished work. May attach grappling equipment to objects preparatory to movement by crane. May be designated according to type of activity as Thermal-Cutter Helper (welding).
GOE: 05.12.11 STRENGTH: H GED: R2 M1 L1 SVP: 2 DLU: 77
82 ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLING, INSTALLING, AND REPAIRING OCCUPATIONS
- This division includes occupations concerned with assembling, installing, erecting, and repairing electrical equipment and related structures designed for electric power generation, transmission, and distribution; communication, signaling, and object detection; process control, fire control, and data processing; transportation and materials-handling; heating, air-conditioning, refrigeration, and illumination; and other industrial, commercial, and domestic electrical applications.
820 OCCUPATIONS IN ASSEMBLY, INSTALLATION, AND REPAIR OF GENERATORS, MOTORS, ACCESSORIES, AND RELATED POWERPLANT EQUIPMENT
- This group includes occupations concerned with assembling components and premachined parts; connecting electrical circuits; testing circuitry and operation of generators, motors, accessories, controls, and related equipment; and making on-site repairs to operating equipment.
820.131-010 ELECTRICIAN SUPERVISOR, SUBSTATION (utilities) alternate titles: electric-repair supervisor; special inspecting-and-testing supervisor
- Supervises and coordinates activities of ELECTRICIAN, SUBSTATION (utilities) engaged in installing and repairing circuit breakers, transformers, and other electrical equipment in substation of power system: Examines workers' tools and equipment and installed safety devices, such as hoses and blankets. Directs workers to de-energize lines and equipment and to post warning signs. Inspects completed work and directs workers to restore electrical service. Trains workers in installation and repair of electrical equipment. May supervise and coordinate activities of workers engaged in erecting transmission towers and structural framework of substation [LINE SUPERVISOR (utilities)]. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
820.137-010 TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY SUPERVISOR (elec. equip.)
- Supervises workers engaged in assembling electric transformers: Assigns and coordinates either hand or machine operations, such as stacking, brazing, assembly, electrical wiring, and testing. Interprets winding designs to locate malfunctions as indicated by negative test reports. Directs workers or participates in adjusting machines or equipment. Inspects finished or in process parts, visually or using electrical test equipment, such as ohmmeters and wattmeters, to determine conformance to specifications. Records data, such as time and production figures. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 06.02.01 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
820.261-010 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE, POWERHOUSE (utilities)
- Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 81
820.261-014 ELECTRICIAN, POWERHOUSE (utilities)
- Repairs and maintains electrical equipment in generating station or powerhouse: Tests defective equipment to determine cause of malfunction or failure, using voltmeters, ammeters, and related electrical testing apparatus. Notifies plant personnel of necessary equipment downtime requiring changes from normal generating and transmission equipment operation to maintain uninterrupted service. Repairs and replaces equipment, such as relays, switches, supervisory controls, and indicating and recording instruments. Tests and repairs switchboard and equipment circuitry, interpreting wiring diagrams to trace and connect numerous wires carrying current for independent functions. Cleans and repairs brushes, commutators, windings, and bearings of generators, motors, and converters. May test and maintain transmission equipment, performing such duties as oiling circuit breakers and transformers [ELECTRICIAN, SUBSTATION (utilities)].
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
820.261-018 ELECTRICIAN, SUBSTATION (utilities)
- Inspects, tests, and maintains substation electrical equipment, such as oil circuit breakers and transformers: Inspects and tests equipment to detect malfunctioning and determine resistance and load, using voltmeter and ammeter. Tests insulators and bushings of equipment for power leakage by imposing specified voltage on insulation through testing apparatus and calculating insulation loss. Tests oil in circuit breakers and transformers for dielectric strength [TRANSFORMER TESTER (utilities)]. Repairs or rebuilds oil circuit breakers, transformers, and lightning arrestors by replacing worn parts. Disconnects voltage regulators for removal by other workers by loosening bolts and screws and connects replacement regulator to high-voltage line. Periodically replenishes oil in circuit breakers and transformers not needing repair. Inspects switches before repairing or replacing equipment to ensure power cutoffs. Does not repair electrical machinery, such as generators and converters [ELECTRICIAN, POWERHOUSE (utilities)]. May set forms and pour concrete footings for heavy equipment installation. May paint, repair, and maintain substation buildings.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
820.361-010 CORROSION-CONTROL FITTER (pipe lines; utilities)
- Installs and inspects rectifier stations and anodes used to minimize corrosive effects of static-electricity discharge between gas pipeline and ground: easures electric current present in ground, using voltmeter, ammeter, and resistivity meter. Compares electrical quantities with written standard to identify ground areas in which electric current exceeds permissible maximum. Buries rectifier or anode near pipe. Welds connector to pipe, using thermite welding device, and connects wire between connector and anode to complete circuit. Installs insulating flanges at pipe joints to isolate sections of pipe protected by rectifier stations. Periodically tests rectifiers to verify efficiency and replaces defective units.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
820.361-014 ELECTRIC-MOTOR-AND-GENERATOR ASSEMBLER (elec. equip.) alternate titles: assembler-erector; motor-and-generator assembler
- Fits together parts and subassemblies to build electric motors, generators, and gasoline engine-generator sets, using machinist's tools, precision instruments, and following blueprints and specifications: Files and scrapes burrs from parts and cleans parts with solvent and compressed air. Fits bearings to armature or rotor shafts, using Prussian blue and hand scraper to locate and reduce high spots. Shrinks bushings, couplings, and pinions on shafts, in electric oven. Positions rotors and armatures into stator or field ring and slides heads over shaft and against housing ends manually or with hoist. Secures assembly, using bolts and wrenches. Aligns heads to allow rotor or armature to turn freely and inserts shims under rotor support to adjust airgap between rotor and stator, measuring clearance with precision instruments. Fits carbon brushes to curvature of commutator or collector rings by sand brushing or rotating in seating fixture. Cuts and strips wire leads and crimps or solders connecting lugs to them. Screws leads to brush holders. Packs chamber with grease to lubricate bearings. Assembles external parts, such as fans, covers, exciters, control panels, space heaters, and piping, to build special units. May level and align unit on customer's bedplate or on test base in testing department and couple unit to drive motor or test instruments. May dismantle equipment after testing and examine parts for evidence of wear. May be designated according to power source of unit as Engine-Generator Assembler (engine-turbine).
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
820.361-018 REGULATOR INSPECTOR (utilities)
- Inspects, tests, and maintains voltage regulators and auxiliary equipment that control line voltage within specified range: Tightens connections and replaces defective regulator parts, such as motor controls, fuses, or capacitors. Observes readings and calculates line-drop compensator settings which allow for resistance and reactance voltage drops in primary feeder and main circuits. Adjusts line-drop compensators and reads meters to sustain voltage within specified range. Computes electrical characteristics, such as impedance, power factor, and phase angle. Oils moving parts of regulator and changes oil in motor-bearing housings. Files contact points to remove carbon and provide smooth surface for electrical contact. Clips voltmeter to regulator and records voltage on inspection report. Sends defective motors and parts to repair department. May make voltmeter and ammeter tests on transmission lines and auxiliary equipment. Compiles service report indicating parts replaced and corrections made in voltage range and transformer ratios. May order replacement parts to replenish inventories. May set regulator to deliver specified constant voltage before removing motor for repair to avoid interruption to service.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
820.381-010 BATTERY MAINTAINER, LARGE EMERGENCY STORAGE (utilities)
- Services and repairs storage batteries maintained in generating plants and substations as electric power source for lighting purposes and operation of motors, switchgear, and electric appliances during interruptions of normal power supply: Tests condition of electrolyte in each cell, using hydrometer and thermometer, and adds water or acid, according to specifications. Measures electrical energy level of batteries to ensure that potential energy meets minimum requirements. Connects batteries to portable charger and adjusts rheostat to raise energy level of undercharged cells. Replaces deteriorated plates in cells and cleans out sediment that accumulates in bottom of battery case. Compiles operating and maintenance records.
GOE: 05.10.03 STRENGTH: L GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 77
820.381-014 TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLER I (elec. equip.)
- Connects coils to terminals and builds up supporting structure of power transformers, according to wiring and structural diagrams: Wraps insulation around coil and secures with adhesive tape. Drives fiber wedges between coil and core, using mallet to hold coil around leg of transformer core. Crimps leads to magnet (coil) wire, using hand or hydraulic crimper and tapes connections. Crimps tags to lead wires to conform with wiring diagram. Assembles support structure, clamping angles, terminals, tanks, or cabinet panels, using gas or electric welding equipment, welding jigs, tie bolts, nut runner, drill press, and power drill. Brazes coil leads to specified tanks of terminal strip. May fabricate coils and assemble component parts to build electric power, distribution, or specialty transformers according to blueprints and wiring or structural diagrams. Winds copper wire around jig, fixture, or spindle to form primary coil. Fabricates secondary coil on copper plate of specified thickness, using drill, calipers, and bandsaw. May be designated according to type of transformer assembled as Distribution-Transformer Assembler (elec. equip.); Power-Transformer Assembler (elec. equip.); Specialty-Transformer Assembler (elec. equip.); or by type of core used as Hypercil-Core-Transformer Assembler (elec. equip.).
GOE: 06.01.04 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 78
820.662-010 MOTOR-ROOM CONTROLLER (utilities)
- Controls generation and distribution of electrical power from in-plant power station to plant facilities, such as rolling mills or machine shops, and maintains equipment in efficient and safe operating condition: Operates switchboard controls and monitors indicating and recording instruments to maintain adequate flow of electric power to current-consuming machinery and processes, and to prevent overloading of electrical generating and distribution equipment. Repairs or replaces defective motor-generator sets, transformers, switchgear, circuitry, and driving motors. Compiles power consumption and equipment performance and repair records.
GOE: 05.06.01 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
820.684-010 TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLER II (elec. equip.)
- Assembles transformers according to specifications, performing any combination of following tasks: Reads work order to determine assembly procedure specified by customer. Cleans coils to remove materials accumulated during production processing. Removes accessories from coils, using screwdriver, and wraps coils with paper and tape, leaving ends of wire leads exposed. Inserts ends of wire leads of cores and coils into wire stripping machine to remove coating from wires. Inspects and twists stripped wires together by hand to join designated colored wires. Disassembles cores to facilitate attachment of coils and attaches cores to coils, using cloth tape and glue. Secures core/coils, using metal strapping, metal cutters, and band clippers. Positions wooden wedges that facilitate further processing of units in designated openings of core/coils, using rubber hammer. Turns knobs to set controls of test machine to verify that core/coils operate within specified range, attaches clips to wire leads of core/coils, and observes machine dials to determine test results. Routes defective core/coils for rework. Places component parts of terminals in press, activates press to join parts; or positions parts in fixture and joins parts, using solder and soldering iron, to fabricate terminals. Attaches terminals to core/coils, according to work order, using handtools, spacers, and soldering iron. Applies adhesive to inside of transformer case side sections. Positions and aligns wires and terminals of core/coils with openings in sections. Positions core/coil and side sections in welding machine, aligns seams of sections for welding, and presses buttons to activate welding machine to weld seams. Attaches clip probes to transformer terminals, and activates test equipment to determine whether units meet specifications. Positions, inserts, and attaches transformer parts, such as insulation panels, front and back metal covers, and base plates to complete assembly of transformers, using handtools. Stamps identification numbers on base of transformer, using metal dies and hammer. Repairs transformers with minor defects.
GOE: 06.02.22 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M1 L2 SVP: 3 DLU: 87
821 OCCUPATIONS IN ASSEMBLY, INSTALLATION, AND REPAIR OF TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES AND CIRCUITS
- This group includes occupations concerned with erecting and repairing power lines and circuits for transmission and distribution of electricity, and assembling and erecting related equipment and structures.
821.131-010 ELECTRICAL-INSTALLATION SUPERVISOR (utilities) alternate titles: service inspector
- Supervises and coordinates activities of ELECTRIC-METER INSTALLER (utilities) I and ELECTRIC-METER REPAIRER (utilities) engaged in installing, testing, adjusting, and repairing meters for recording electric current consumption: Reviews work orders to verify specifications of wire sizes and metering equipment according to National Electric Code and company requirements. Visits installation sites and inspects installed meters and other electrical appliances for conformance to specifications and safety standards. Consults with customers, electric-wiring contractors, and commercial department representatives to determine space requirements, availability of customer-service outlets, and types of metering equipment for special installations. Issues meter test or repair orders to workers. Examines meters, instruments, and phase transformers to verify accuracy of tests and completion of repairs or adjustments. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.131-014 LINE SUPERVISOR (utilities)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in construction and repair of overhead and underground power lines: Determines and locates cause of current interruptions. Trains workers in repair of power lines. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title. May specialize in supervising workers engaged in erecting poles and power lines and be designated Line-Construction Supervisor (utilities). May specialize in supervising workers engaged in making emergency repairs and be designated Emergency-Crew Supervisor (utilities). May specialize in supervising workers engaged in erecting steel transmission towers and be designated Line Supervisor, Tower (utilities).
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.131-018 SERVICE SUPERVISOR II (utilities)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of TROUBLE SHOOTER (utilities) II and VOLTAGE TESTER (utilities) engaged in testing electric power distribution lines for overloads and voltage and current fluctuations, in installing service drops from poles to customers' premises, and in repairing regulators, switchgears, and line installations. Trains workers in job duties. Prepares reports of abnormal line conditions, such as overload, low voltage, and transformer outage conditions. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.131-022 STEEL-POST-INSTALLER SUPERVISOR (utilities)
- Supervises and coordinates activities of STEEL-POST INSTALLER (utilities) and WIRER, STREET LIGHT (utilities) engaged in installing, removing, and wiring steel-post street lights. Examines poles to verify accuracy of installation and alignment. Trains workers in work procedures. Performs other duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
821.131-026 WIREWORKER SUPERVISOR (utilities) alternate titles: electrician-constructor supervisor
- Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical equipment and wiring in and around generating and distribution stations of power and light company. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR (any industry) Master Title.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L4 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.261-010 CABLE TELEVISION LINE TECHNICIAN (radio-tv broad.)
- Maintains and repairs cable television cables and equipment: Measures signal strength at amplifiers or at customer's terminal boxes, using field strength meter. Repairs or replaces worn components to ensure acceptable signal strength. Climbs utility pole and connects test television set to amplifiers. Observes set to evaluate reception and determine cause of faulty reception. Repairs defective cable systems. Answers customers' inquiries or complaints and explains cost and operation of cable service. May communicate with COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRICIAN SUPERVISOR (any industry) 823.131-010, using two-way radio or telephone, to receive instructions or technical advice. May report unauthorized use of cable system to COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRICIAN SUPERVISOR (any industry). May clean and maintain tools, test equipment, and motor vehicle.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: H GED: R3 M3 L3 SVP: 6 DLU: 88
821.261-014 LINE MAINTAINER (any industry)
- Installs, maintains, and repairs telephone and telegraph and electrical power lines between installations of industrial plant: Directs workers in setting poles. Climbs poles and installs hardware, lightning arresters, telephone repeaters, telephone and telegraph wires, and other equipment [LINE INSTALLER-REPAIRER (tel. & tel.)]. Installs electrical power cables and auxiliary equipment [LINE ERECTOR (construction; utilities)]. akes repairs and replacements to maintain lines. May be designated according to area of operations as Line Maintainer, District (any industry).
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
821.261-018 RELAY TECHNICIAN (utilities)
- Performs electrical tests and repairs concerned with maintenance and performance evaluation of in-service relays to prevent and remedy abnormal behavior or failure of transmission and distribution lines and equipment: Connects test apparatus to troubled circuit. Analyzes test results and interprets electrical diagrams to locate defective relay. Opens and closes switches to isolate defective relay and makes adjustments or removes relay for repair. Tests circuit and equipment to evaluate such factors as insulation quality, which affect function of relays. Analyzes test data to determine performance characteristics of relays and effect of system modifications on relay performance. Prepares reports of work performed.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.261-022 SERVICE RESTORER, EMERGENCY (r.r. trans.)
- Restores street railway service after power failures, accidents, and equipment breakdowns, working as member of crew: Drives truck equipped with tools and materials to job site. Diagnoses cause of difficulty to facilitate restoration of service. Repairs or replaces parts or materials, such as trolley wire, insulators, conductor-bar assemblies, and lighting fixtures [LINE INSTALLER, STREET RAILWAY (r.r. trans.)]. Repositions derailed cars on tracks with aid of other workers and mechanical hoisting equipment. Erects portable structures at scene of fire to facilitate laying fire hose across street, and to permit streetcars and buses to pass underneath. Raises or disconnects trolley wires to facilitate house-moving operations. May repair malfunctioning streetcar units at scene when towing to repair barn is not feasible. May repair or replace track, switches, and accessories to facilitate temporary service.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M2 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
821.261-026 TROUBLE SHOOTER II (utilities)
- Locates source of electric power line disturbance or failure and replaces or repairs defective equipment and accessories: Proceeds to troubled sector as directed by DISPATCHER, SERVICE OR WORK (utilities) or joins line crew under supervision of LINE SUPERVISOR (utilities). Tests power lines and auxiliary equipment to identify defective voltage regulators, transformers, switches, and related accessories causing line disturbances, such as voltage fluctuations, using direct reading and recording electrical testing instruments. Climbs poles and towers to repair or replace overhead conductors, switches, transformers, fuses, and related equipment, using precautionary work methods and insulated tools, ladders, and platforms when working on or near energized circuits. Opens switches to deenergize disturbed or fallen lines to facilitate repairs or to remove electrical hazards. May repair street-light circuitry. May locate and correct electrical trouble in building circuits. May install watt-hour meters and connect service drops between power line and consumer. May patrol power lines and periodically telephone dispatcher's office for trouble assignments. May respond to fire alarms to disconnect power from buildings and extinguish fires on power poles or other utility property.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.281-010 CABLE TELEVISION INSTALLER (radio-tv broad.)
- Installs cable television cables and equipment on customer's premise, using electrician's tools and test equipment: Measures television signal strength at utility pole, using electronic test equipment. Computes impedance of wire from pole to house to determine additional resistance needed for reducing signal to desired level. Installs terminal boxes and strings lead-in wires, using electrician's tools. Connects television set to cable system and evaluates incoming signal. Adjusts and repairs cable system to ensure optimum reception. May collect installation fees and explain cable service operation to subscriber. May communicate with COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRICIAN SUPERVISOR (any industry) 823.131-010, using two-way radio or telephone, to receive instructions or technical advice and to report problems to be repaired by CABLE TELEVISION LINE TECHNICIAN (radio-tv broad.) 821.261-010. May report unauthorized use of cable system to COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRICIAN SUPERVISOR (any industry). May clean and maintain tools, test equipment, and motor vehicle.
GOE: 05.10.03 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 5 DLU: 88
821.361-010 CABLE INSTALLER-REPAIRER (utilities) alternate titles: electrician, underground
- Installs and repairs underground conduit and cable systems used to conduct electrical energy between substations and consumers: Installs and repairs conduits following blueprints. Pulls cables through ducts [CABLE PULLER (construction; utilities)]. Splices cables together or to overhead transmission line, customer service line, or street light line [CABLE SPLICER (construction; tel. & tel.; utilities)]. Installs and repairs transformers, fuse boxes, bus bars, relays, and other electrical equipment in manhole and underground substations [UNDERGROUND REPAIRER (utilities)] according to wiring diagrams and specifications. Reinsulates or replaces worn cables and wires. Tests electric cables and equipment wiring to detect broken circuits or incorrect connections, using test lamp, voltmeter, ammeter, and thermocouple indicator.
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 8 DLU: 77
821.361-014 ELECTRIC-METER INSTALLER I (utilities)
- Installs, disconnects, removes, and reconnects electric power meters used to record current consumption of residential, commercial, and industrial customers: Splices and connects covered insulated cable to bus bar in pull box or on switchboard. ounts meter, and other electric equipment for high load installations, such as time clocks, transformers, and circuit breakers, on racks or wall, using electrician handtools. Installs and connects cable from pull box to meter socket or transformer. Attaches color-coded wires from current transformer to test blocks and from test blocks to meter terminals for testing purposes. Tests meter for current flow and recording of current consumption. Disconnects and seals meter on cut-off order or removes seal and reconnects meter on cut-in orders. Removes, replaces, and reconnects meters when current consumption is too high for existing installation. Installs temporary service meter for recording current consumption during construction. Splices and connects jumper cables from current transformer onto bus bar on switchboard to provide temporary power for customer during change of meter and cables or when customer's service equipment is defective. Records meter and installation data on meter cards, work orders, and field service orders. Locates, diagnoses, and clears electrical trouble on customers' premises. Performs minor repairs and changes faulty or incorrect wiring on customers' premises. May be designated according to specialty as Meter Installer-And-Remover (utilities).
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: L GED: R4 M4 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
821.361-018 LINE ERECTOR (construction; utilities)
- Erects, maintains, and repairs wood poles and prefabricated light-duty metal towers, cable, and related equipment to construct transmission and distribution power lines used to conduct electrical energy between generating stations, substations, and consumers: Directs and assists GROUND HELPERS (tel. & tel.; utilities) in attaching crossarms, insulators, lightning arresters, switches, wire conductors, and auxiliary equipment to poles preparatory to erection, as instructed by LINE SUPERVISOR (utilities), and assists in erection of poles or towers and adjustment of guy wires. Climbs erected poles or towers and installs equipment, such as transformers, which are ordinarily installed after poles are erected. Strings wire conductors between erected poles with assistance of GROUND HELPERS (tel. & tel.; utilities) and adjusts slack in conductors to compensate for contraction and elongation of conductors due to temperature variations, using winch. Splices, solders, and insulates conductors and related wiring to join sections of power line, and to connect transformers and electrical accessories. May trim trees and brush prior to new construction, during repair of damaged lines, or as part of routine maintenance [TREE TRIMMER (tel. & tel.; utilities)].
GOE: 05.05.05 STRENGTH: H GED: R4 M3 L3 SVP: 7 DLU: 77