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Should be able to smooth and finish surfaces of poured concrete, such as floors, walks, sidewalks, roads, or curbs using a variety of hand and power tools. Ability to align forms for sidewalks, curbs, or gutters; patch voids; and use saws to cut expansion joints are also required.
Assemblers connect parts into more complex components. Candidates should be able to ensure all parts fit correctly and are suitable for the final product. Assemblers must have good technical knowledge and possess great manual dexterity. Ability to read instructions represented in manuals, drawings, schematics etc. and follow them with precision is extremely important.
Fabricators are manufacturers of assorted products using various raw materials, tools, and their own hands. Their primary responsibilities include reading and understanding assembly instructions, ensuring that the required parts are present and meeting quality control standards.
Installation Technicians install, repair, and maintain electrical and computer equipment in homes and businesses. The duties of an Installation Technician include traveling to customers houses or place of business, installing equipment, suggesting areas for installation, troubleshooting, and providing customers with operating instructions.
Maintenance workers are responsible for applying basic fixes to equipment and building systems and also ensure facilities are tidy and functional. Additionally, workers will perform cleaning activities such as dusting and mopping, as well minor repairs and installation.
A production worker helps with the proper functioning of assembly lines in factories and warehouses. On a daily basis, they’re responsible for all the production processes, for example they operate machinery and assemble equipment parts.
Laborers and hand freight, stock, and material movers move materials to and from storage and production areas, loading docks, delivery trucks, ships, and containers. Most of these movers, often called pickers, work in warehouses, although their specific duties vary. Some workers find products in storage and transport them to the loading area. Other workers load and unload cargo from a truck. When moving a package, pickers keep track of the package number, sometimes with a hand-held scanner, to ensure proper delivery. Sometimes they open containers and sort the material.
Stockroom workers receive materials into the stockroom, issue it to the production or store floor, compile stock reports, and perform inventory transactions on the materials kept in stock. They ensure that quantities in the inventory database are accurate and that orders received into the company are accurate.
Landscaping responsibilities include monitoring the health of all plants and greenscapes, watering and feeding plants, trimming trees and shrubs, fertilizing and mowing lawns, weeding gardens, and keeping green spaces and walkways clear of debris and litter. You should know how to use and maintain landscaping equipment, including mowers, trimmers and fertilizers, while following health and safety regulations.
Grounds maintenance responsibilities include monitoring the health of all plants and greenscapes, watering and feeding plants, trimming trees and shrubs, fertilizing and mowing lawns, weeding gardens and keeping green spaces and walkways clear of debris and litter. You should know how to use and maintain landscaping equipment, including mowers, trimmers and fertilizers, while following health and safety regulations.
Laborers and hand freight, stock, and material movers move materials to and from storage and production areas, loading docks, delivery trucks, ships, and containers. Most of these movers, often called pickers, work in warehouses, although their specific duties vary. Some workers find products in storage and transport them to the loading area. Other workers load and unload cargo from a truck. When moving a package, pickers keep track of the package number, sometimes with a hand-held scanner, to ensure proper delivery. Sometimes they open containers and sort the material.
Production worker duties vary based on the factory’s processes and products. Usually, they maintain and operate production equipment and assist with distributing the final products. They monitor stock levels and help with shipping procedures. Finally, they follow safety policies and detect potential machinery problems early on.
Industrial Truck Operators transport finished goods and raw materials over land to and from manufacturing plants or retail and distribution centers. Inspect vehicles for mechanical items and safety issues and perform preventative maintenance. Also responsible for planning routes and meeting delivery schedules.
A careful forklift operator will move packages and material around facilities. The job could involve driving around warehouses, storage spaces, or other facilities. Forklift operators must be responsible with prior experience driving industrial vehicles. The goal will be to ensure that material and products will always be at the right place to achieve maximum efficiency.
Shipping and receiving workers are integral warehouse workers. The main duties revolve around placing incoming orders on shelves and picking merchandise according to specific customer requirements. Will also monitor inventory and communicate any shortages.
Responsibilities of hand packagers include receiving and checking incoming pick tickets, locating products using technology, and retrieving orders according to quantity, size etc. ensuring accuracy. This role may also build pallets with orders and position them to loading docks, as well as wrap orders before loading on trucks.
Stock Clerks are responsible for receiving merchandise, unloading or unpacking it, marking it with codes to be identified, stocking shelves, and helping customers place orders. Works in stores, warehouses, stockrooms, and other storage facilities. May involve heavy lifting.
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