Design & Drawing
Building
Systems & Climate
Heavy Equipment
Automotive & Specialty
100

Takes rough sketches and ideas from engineers and architects and use computer software (CAD) to draw detailed technical blueprints and plans.

Drafter or CADD Operator

100

Installing copper pipes, repairing a clogged sink, or fixing a water heater.

Plumber

100

Servicing a central air conditioning unit, repairing a home furnace, or cleaning air ducts.

HVAC Technician

100

Operating a crane, bulldozer, or excavator to clear land and move heavy soil.

Heavy Equipment Operator

100

Changing engine oil, replacing brake pads, and diagnosing check-engine light codes on modern cars.

Automotive Technician

200

Designs the overall look, feel, and functionality of buildings—from homes to skyscrapers—making sure they are safe, practical, and visually appealing.

Architect

200

Running copper wires through walls, wiring a main breaker box, or installing light fixtures.

Electrician 

200

Wrapping hot water pipes or furnace ducts in thick, heat-resistant insulation materials.

Insulation Worker

200

Assembling high-rise steel frame structures using heavy bolts, cables, and iron girders.

Ironworker

200

Fixing dented car doors, pulling frame damage after a crash, and spraying automotive paint.

Auto Body Technician 

300

Plan, design, and oversee large public infrastructure projects like highways, bridges, dams, water supply systems, and airports.

Civil Engineer

300

Framing the wooden structure of a home, building custom cabinets, or hanging doors.

Carpenter

300

Installing indoor automatic fire sprinkler systems, water mains, and emergency valves in commercial buildings.

Pipefitter

300

Repairing the mechanical gears, cables, and electronic controls inside an elevator shaft.

Elevator Mechanic

300

Climbing power poles, working from a bucket truck, and repairing high-voltage electrical power lines.

Powerline Worker

400

Analyze building materials and forces (like wind, earthquakes, and weight) to calculate and make sure a building or bridge won't collapse.

Structural Engineer

400

Laying down shingles, repairing storm-damaged roofs, or installing metal roofing panels.

Roofer

400

Setting ceramic or porcelain tiles on bathroom floors, kitchen backsplashes, and shower walls.

Tile Setter

400

Assembling metal sheet ductwork for heating and air systems or crafting custom metal flashing for roofs.

Sheet Metal Worker

400

Mapping out land property lines, measuring elevation changes with tripod equipment, and setting property markers.

Land Surveyor

500

Design outdoor spaces such as public parks, gardens, playgrounds, college campuses, and surrounding green areas around buildings.

Landscape Architect

500

Painting home interiors, applying weather-resistant exterior coatings, or using industrial sprayers.

Painter

500

Installing hardwood flooring, laying down carpet, or applying luxury vinyl plank flooring.

Flooring Installer

500

Building wooden scaffolding or staging frameworks around a high-rise structure to let workers work safely.

Scaffolder

500

Installing solar panels on residential rooftops, wiring solar inverters, and connecting renewable energy systems.

Solar Panel Installer

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