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Aviation maintenance professionals inspect, repair, and maintain aircraft structures, engines, systems, avionics, and ground support equipment.

Boilermakers fabricate, install, inspect, and repair boilers, pressure vessels, tanks, and related systems used in power plants, refineries, factories, and ships.

Carpenters build, install, and repair the structural and finish elements that define buildings and workspaces.

Concrete professionals place, finish, repair, and test concrete used in buildings, roads, bridges, and industrial structures.

Construction managers plan, coordinate, and control construction work from preconstruction through closeout.

Demolition and deconstruction workers safely remove, dismantle, separate, and prepare structures, interiors, and materials for renovation, rebuilding, recycling, or disposal.

Diesel and fleet mechanics diagnose, repair, and maintain trucks, buses, heavy equipment, and commercial fleets.

Drywall and finishing professionals install wallboard, framing support, taping, mudding, texturing, and interior wall systems for buildings.

Electricians install, maintain, and troubleshoot the systems that power buildings, plants, utilities, data centers, and modern infrastructure.

Elevator and escalator professionals install, maintain, modernize, and repair elevators, escalators, moving walkways, and vertical transportation systems in buildings and transit facilities.

Estimators and preconstruction professionals analyze drawings, scopes, costs, schedules, and risk before construction begins.

Facilities maintenance technicians keep buildings, campuses, and workplaces safe, functional, comfortable, and ready for occupants.

Fireproofing professionals apply spray-applied fire-resistive materials, intumescent coatings, firestop systems, and thermal barriers to protect structural steel, walls, penetrations, and building assemblies.

Flooring and tile professionals install, repair, and refinish tile, carpet, wood, vinyl, and specialty flooring systems across commercial, residential, and industrial spaces.

Forklift operators and material handling professionals move, stack, load, and unload materials using forklifts, pallet jacks, and powered industrial trucks across warehouses, job sites, and distribution centers.

Glazing professionals install glass, curtain walls, storefronts, windows, doors, and architectural metal systems in commercial and residential buildings.

Heavy equipment professionals operate, maintain, and coordinate machines that move material, grade land, lift loads, and build infrastructure.

HVAC technicians install, service, and optimize heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.

Industrial maintenance technicians repair, troubleshoot, and improve machinery, production systems, and plant equipment.

Insulation professionals install thermal, acoustic, and fire-resistant insulation on pipes, ducts, vessels, walls, and mechanical systems across industrial and commercial environments.

Ironworkers install structural steel, reinforcing steel, metal decking, stairs, railings, and related components.

Logistics and supply chain professionals coordinate the movement, storage, planning, and delivery of materials, equipment, and products.

Manufacturing and production workers operate, assemble, inspect, and improve processes that turn materials into finished products.

Masons build and repair structures using brick, block, stone, concrete masonry, and related materials.

Painting and coatings professionals prepare, finish, protect, and restore surfaces across residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects.

Pipefitters install and maintain high-pressure and process piping systems used in industrial plants, utilities, ships, and large facilities.

Plumbers install, repair, and maintain systems that deliver clean water, remove waste, and support safe building operations.

Roofers install, repair, and maintain roofing systems that protect buildings from weather, water intrusion, and energy loss.

Safety and risk professionals help organizations prevent injuries, manage hazards, comply with regulations, and build safer operations.

Scaffolding and access professionals build, inspect, dismantle, and manage temporary work platforms that allow crews to safely reach elevated or complex work areas.

Sheet metal workers fabricate, install, and maintain ductwork, architectural metal, flashing, gutters, and custom sheet metal systems for HVAC, commercial, and industrial buildings.

Solar and renewable energy technicians install, maintain, and support solar, storage, and distributed energy systems.

Telecommunications technicians install and maintain fiber, copper, wireless, and network infrastructure that keeps people and businesses connected.

Utilities and energy workers build, operate, maintain, and restore the systems that deliver power, gas, water, and critical services.

Welders join, cut, and repair metal components used in buildings, vehicles, ships, pipelines, manufacturing equipment, and energy systems.