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AUTHOR Wesson, Carl E. TTTLE Task analysis Inventories. Series II. INSTITUTION Employment and Training Administration (DOL), Washinaton, D.C. PUB DATE BO NOTE 229p. FURS PRICE MF01/PCO1 Plus Postage. DESCRIPT07!S Adults: Aerospace Industry: Anthropology: Aviation Technology: Building Trades: Cabinetmaking; Check Lists: Chemical Industry: Chemical Technicians: Economics: Educational Background; Electrical Occupations: Food Processing Occupations; Forestry Occupations; History: Instrumentation; Instruffientation Technicians: *Job Analysis; *Job Skills: Libraries: Library Personnel; Lumber Industry: Manufacturing: *Occupational Information: Petroleum Industry: Plastics: Political Science: Repair: Social Sciences: Sociology: *Task Analysis: Woodworking IDENTIFIERS Boats: Paper and Pulp Occupations: Shipbuilding Industry: Textile Industry

ABSTRACT This seconi in a series of task analysis inventories contains checklists of work performed in twenty-two occupations. Each inventory is a comprehensive list of work activities, responsibilities, educational courses, machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used and the products produced or services rendered in a designated occupational area. The inventories can be used to set up work programs, write lob descriptions, or be given to workers to check appropriate items in a self-inventory of their work. The information collected by use of the inventories may be helpful to job developers, counselors, and training and placement personnel. It also may be used in the development of curriculums for vocational or apprenticeship training. Occupations covered in this inventory series include aircraft and aerospace manufacturing: building and construction trades: chemical processing: economics and political science work: electrical equipment, apparatus, and devices manufacturing: electronic components, equipment, and apparatus manufacturing: plastics manufacturing: food processing; history, sociology, and anthropology work: instruments and apparatus manufacturing: knitting mill work: library work: logging: paper and paperboard converting: petroleum refining: sawmill and planning mill work: ship and boat building and repairing: textile mill work; veneer and plywood mill work: woodworking. (KC)

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U.S. Department of Labor Ray Marshall, Secretary Employment and Training Administration Ernest G. Green Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training 1980

S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION L WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO. DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PEkSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN- ATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY Preface

This is the second of a series of task analysis inventories, the first of which was printed in 1973.1 The inventories are adaptations of the Job InformaiiLA Matrix System (HMS) developed during research conducted under contract with the Department o' Labor and directed by Dr. Dale Yoder of the Bureau of Business Research at the Long Kt itch State't iversity, Long Beach, and Dr. C. Harold Stone of the California State University, Los Ator,vles. primary objective of the research was to investigate and determine the co Ll and effectiveness of varisitechniques and procedures of collect- ing job analysis data. As a result, HMS has as a nucleus an organization of standardized tasks found in a particular activity or area of work. Manpower program staffers have used Series I for purposes such as identifying tasks, developing jobs, and preparing job descriptions; providing information to counselees and traineeson specific tasks associated with different kinds of work; and developing training programs fostering entrance into fields of work that offer maximum employment opportunities. Task Analysis Inventorieswas produced by the U.S. Employment Service, Division of Occupa- tional Analysis. Adaline Padgett of the Division provided planning and technical cou.tlination. Carl E. Wesson, Occupational Analyst, California Occupational Field Center (J. Edmond Phillips, Super- visor), drafted the document.

'Task Analysis Inventories (Washington: U.S. Department of Labor, Manpower Administration, 1972).

3 Conten is

PREFACE i i i

INTRODUCTION 1

PROCEDURES FOR COMPLETING INVENTORY TERMS 3

INVENTORIES, SERIES 11

Aircraft and Aerospace Manufacturing 5 Building and Construction Trades 17 Chemicals and Allied Products Processing 35 Economics and Political Science Work 44 Electrical Equipment, Apparatus. and Devices Manufacturing 50 Electronic Components, Equipment, and Apparatus Manufacturing 60 Fabricated Plastics Manufacturing 70 Food Processing 84 History, Sociology, and Anthropology Work 94 Instruments and Apparatus Manufacturing 100 Knitting Mill Work 112 library Work 120 Logging 13 i Paper and Paperboard Converting 138 Petn leum and Natural Gas Exploration 145 Petroleum and Natural Gas Production 151 Petroleum Refining 158 Sawmill and Planing Mill Work 165 Ship and Boat Building and Repairing 171 Textile Mill Work 182 Veneer and Plywood Mill Work 194 Woodworking 200

EXAMPLE: Carpenter 209

LIST OF INVENTORIES INCLUDED hi SERIES I 227

4 Introduction

USES OF INVENTORIES

The inventories provide a tool for identifying significant tasks and worker requirements. Data were obtained from job analysis studies, currently published occupational literature, professional associations, trade unions, and public and private sector organizations and establishmentJ. The inventory is a -omprehensive list of work activities, responsibilities, educational courses, machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used and the products produced or services rendered in a designated area. The user, after considering all of the items listed call determine those tha are applicable. This is the second in a series of inven- tories to be developed for designated areas in the economy. Additional inventories will be developed and published in the future. The inventories can be adapted to meet the various needs of work programs. For ex- ample, the user may become familiar with the lists of tasks in advance of a study then use the items as a guide to interviewing workers, supervisors, personnel management staff, or

11 others from whom the user is obtaining job information. In some cases, the inventories nay be given to workers to check appropriate items in a self-inventory of the work they perform. The information resulting from use of the inventories may have relevance in activities other than basic job analysis. The inventories offer a quick m^thod for preparation of job descriptions or assessing the need for, or feasibility of, job restructuring without under- taking detailed job analysis studies. If restructuring is performed, the items from the list

I may then serve as the framework for task identification and analysis. the basis for job re- structuring. Information collected from both the lists of tasks (activities) and the lists of machines, tools, equipment and work aids can be used to determine abilities and knowledges required for a specific job, which must be considered in the development of curriculums for vocational or apprenticeship training. Tho categories relating to educational requirements and courses that would develop workers' skills for performing the job duties, licensing requirements, rAnd other similar information will be of assistance to counselors, job developers, training, and placement personnel. For the lists to reflect complete information about the job, the users should always be encouraged to write in additional tasks or other pertinent items. Users should also be cautioned to analyze jobs as they exist and not attempt to make them fit the items.

ARRANGEMENT OF THE INVENTORIES

The task statements are not limited to nay level of performanc- and may include ac- tivities that range from high-level supervision to elementary work. Some types of work exist in many fields of endeavor. Separate inventories have been prepared to represent these universal tasks (activities), such as "Administrative and Management" and "Clerical" (series I). In addition, many professional disciplines, such as Engineers, Economists, Mathematicians, and Scientists are utilized in both the public and private sectors. TASK ANALYSIS INVENTORIES have been, or are being, prepared for these disciplines such as "ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING WORK" (seriesI), "MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES WORK" (series I) and "PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH." The tasks, as well as additional items on the lists, are not arranged in alphabetical or chronological order, so the user will need to read and consider all the items.

5 Procedures for Completing Inventory Items

StepI.Select the task invontor, which is pertinent to the job being studied. Step 2. Prepare a copy of each of the pages for the appropriate area of work. Step 3. Indicate in the tipper right hand corner of the first page of the selected inventory the title(s) by which the job is cominonly known.

Step 4. Read each of the items listed on the inventory. Step 5.Indicate by an "X" in the box on the right of the line for each item, those that arc pertinent to the job being studied.

Step 6. Write in additional items or tasks found in the job but not listed in the inventory.

The items checked on the inventory may be used to provide the basis for preparation of a job description, in which case it may be desirable to code the oi, according to the classification structure contained in theDictionary of Occupational Titles2developed by the U.S. Employment Service. Procedures for this purpose will be found on pages 27 and 28 of theIlandtook for AnalyzingJobs, under the heading Procedure for Assigning and Recording Code.

In studying some jobs, the user may refer to more than one inventory. For example, ajob in department storemanagementmay requirtreference items in twoinventory lists "Merchandising Work" and "Administrative and Management Work."

Among the inventory categories, union affiliation information is not consistently supplied.

'Dictionary of Occupational Titles (4th ed.; Washington: U.S. Department of Labor,Employment and Training Ad- ministration, 1977). 3 6 AIRCRAFT AND AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below arc activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Record an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Performing overall craftsmanship work to aid in developing and proving engineering design on prototype aero-astro products 1:1 Laying out and fabricating tooling for use in: Producing of fabricated parts for product Bench assembly operations 1:1 Final assembly operations 1:1 Machine fabrication or product or system parts Hand fabrication or rework of product or system parts 1:1 Bench assembly or parts into units or subassemblies 1:1 Structural assembly of product 1:1 Installation of a specific system in product 1:1 Installation of propulsion power plant 1:1 Installation of power plant auxiliaries 1:1 Inspection of structural assemblies 1:1 Inspection and checkout of product or installed systems 1:1 Testing of materials and structural assemblies Other (specify) 1:1

Plans: Manpower requirements 1:1 Machine requirements Material requirements Tooling requirements 1:1 Other (specify) 1:1

Prepares work and worker schedules 1:1 Assigns workers to specific duties Gives work directions to workers concerning assigned duties 1=7 Interprets specifications, work orders, and technical irlta for workers 1:1 Advises workers on methods and procedures for solving work rrablems 1:1 Reviews inspection and test reports on materials, assemblies, or products 1=7 Coordinates work activities with those of other departments 1:1 Enforces worker compliance with established procedures, regulations, and safety rules 1:1 Requisitions materials, tooling, and equipment 1=7 Requests repair or maintenance on tooling and machinery 1:1

Trains workers in: Machine and equipment setup and operation 1:1 Bench assembly operations 1:1 Structural and final assent-, operations Installation of systems and system components 1:1 Inspection and checkout of systems 1:1 WI WORKER DOESContimied

Inspection anal final checkout of finished product ,.,11 011111/hi 111111secures: Evaluates worker performance Li Forming rolls Ci Initiates personnel actions, such us promotions, Stops . discharges, or disciplinary actions Iii Guides Resolves employee grievances or submits Fixtures them to higher authority 0 cow Other (specify) Li Gears Shear blades El Reads or reviews: Saw lides Engineering drawings Machine atti.:lti.Ints Design modification change sheets Duplicating machine attachments Material processing orders Tools in nxdholder or machine heads Tooling specifications El Workpiece in fixture, jig, holding device, or machine Tooling requirements Other (specify) Fabricating specifications Fabricating schedules Moves machine or equipment controls to: Bench assembly specifications Start or stop operations Bench assembly schedules and procedures Set temperature, pressure, or time cycle specified Structural assembly specifications Set length of stroke on hydraulic ram Structural assembly procedures Feed tool or die onto workpiece System installation specifications Adjust machine or equipment operations Inspection specifications and procedures Reset machine guides, stops, or roll clearances Test specifications and operational checkout Hoist, move, or position workpiece, die, or tooling procedures Other (specify) . Other (specify) Monitors: Lays out: Opation of machine from control console Structural parts of product on lofting floor . Panelboard gages and meters for specified machine Reference points and lines on material or equipment operation Contour and angle requirements ... Functional operation of machines Fabricating data on part Machine operations controlled by on-line computer, Patterns, templates, or design on material numerical control, or tape System and plans for installation in product structure Closed circuit television receiver showing Other (specify) machine operations Other (specify) Constructs or makes: Tooling required for fabrication and assembly Examines part for defects in fabrication or operations manufacture Wooden mock-up of prototype products Measures parts for conformance with dimensional Patterns and templates fur laying out, fabricating, specifications or checking measurements of parts Hand fabricates parts, using hand and power Fixtures, jigs, and holding devices required for tools and work aids assembly activities Handworks parts to specifications by: Models for testing aerodynamics of product Filing Forms for producing fabricating dies Scraping Other (specify) Grinding Chipping Sets up machines for operation by other workers Truing Sets up and operates metal working machines Straightening Controls operation of automated machines Lapping Controls equipment to pro .,fis materials Honing Tends preset-up automatic machines Bending Operates preset-up machines Bumping Assists worker to operate machine or equipment Planishing Other (specify) . Polishing

6 WORKERDOES--Continued

Miffing Furnishings in lilted or of structure 111 Other (specify) Other (directly)

Assembles; Inspects: Components of system equipment m units or Materials 1.7:1 imbasseinbli Fabricated or machined pints F.kbric.., .1 sections of: Subassemblies LI Air frame Structures n Fuselage Systems Li Tail structure Products 0 Rocket or missile housing Other (specify) [71 Space craft module Sinn:tural sections of product into complete Insures that inspected items meet tipc,!ifiestioils for product structure Quality workmanship Other (specify) Assembly Installation Positions parts, materials, or housing unit in: Conformance with regulatory agency directives Holding device, fixture, or jig Completeness and accuracy Specified relationship to other parts or material Fit and relationship of parts Specified alinement with other parts Conformance with engineering design Other (specify) and changes Ease and freedom of movement of parts Verifies that parts or material meet specifications for: Other (specify) Fit Alinement Measures material, parts, or assemblies Tolerances and clearances for specified: Freedom of movement Dimensional specifications, such as: Tension between parts Width 0 Contour and angle of material Length Other (specify) Height Thickness Secures parts or materials together during Radii assembly using: Flatness Screws Alinement Pins Tolerances and clearances Dowels Shape and contour of material Solder Coating thickness Bolts and nuts Other (specify) Bonding agents Cement Tests: Cotter Keys Materials for conformance with physical Rivets characteristic specifications Keyway press Parts or structures for internal defects, Laminating press structural flaws, or material fatigue Welds: Subassemblies or system units for specified Flash welds functional performance Spot welds System installations for conformance with Bead welds operational standards Seam welds Instrument readings on systems with Other (specify) testing equipment readings Installed systems under simulated operating Installs: ccnditions System units in structure I=1 Product under simulated flight conditions System hardware, connectors, and auxiliaries I=1 for specified performance System instrumentation Other (specify)

7 WHAT THE, WOltKER

Rejects or orddrs rework for items with: Almond) lei! units or subassemblies meeting Faulty workmanship n functional speeifiniitions Coating imperfections n Installed system that meets operational Surface defects n stamlards Manufacturing &foots U Einisheil products ieethis operating Assembly defects n lerfonnance stimilank Faulty installation ri Other (Niwittify) Damage(' parts n Missing parts Li loose or faulty connections [Ti Calibrates system instmmentation owl control Structural or internal flaws iiii readings with stitiulards approved by America' I Malfunctioning parts Li) Society for Testing and Measurement Electrical characteristics not mecting Resets controls, setscrews, or devices on standards assemblies to obtain specified function System operational malfunctions El perfomumee Assembly functional malfunctions Disassembles system units or assemblies to locate Other (specify) cause of malfunction or defective part Resets clearances or frees moving parts Analyzes test or inspection findings to that are binding determine rejection cause Removes malfunctioning part of assembly Prepares rework order for rejected: or instrument Fabricated materials Replaces part and reassembles unit or Machined parts instrument Assemblies or units of systems Tests unit or assembly for functional Structural assemblies performance System installations Installs unit, assembly, or instrument in Product structure system and retests system Other (specify) Removes defective structural parts from structure or structural assembly Prepares acceptance reports for: Replaces structural material or fabricates part, Materials meeting specified physical using tooling or piece removed as template characteristics Positions and secures part in place with rivets Vendor supplied parts meeting or by welds specifications Other (specify)

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Other Supervisors Government Personnel Testing Personnel Engineering Personnel Workers Liaison Personnel Helpers Laboratory Personnel Apprentices Inspection Personnel Military Personnel Department Heads Other (specify) Supervisors

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training required.

Elementary Technical School High School Vocational School Junior College Apprenticeship (see listing) 8 in EDUCATION ANI)

Military Training I. I Other (specify) fl On-the-job Training

LICENSUIIE, CHITIFICATE, ETC.

Helton! an "X" to license teilitheitients,

FAA: Ilantineteptione, Fits, dans License Airframe and Power Plant Ceitifieste Radiotelephone, Second Class Airframe Certificate License Power Plant Cedificatc Other (specify)

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Record an "X" to indicate apprenticeship,

Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic E/E Development Mechanic 0 Airframe Mechanic Jig and Fixture Builder Power Plant Mechanic Makeup/Tooling Development Mechanic Flight Line Mechanic Maintenance Electronic Technician Aircraft Electrician Other (specify) El Aircraft Electronic Technician

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop skills for occupation.

Craft Related Subjects and Courses: Strength of Materials Practical Arithmetic Adhesives Bonding and Composites Shop Mathematics Metal Bonding Plane Geometry Laminating Processes Machine Tool Mathematics Systems Familiarization Basic Algebra Care and Use of Measuring Basic Trigonometry Instruments Analytic Geometry Care and Use of Tools Shop Trigonometry Basic Electrical and Electronic Introductory Calculus Fundamentals: Mechanical Drawing Structure of Matter and Static Technical Drawing Electricity Elements of Blueprint Reading Ohm's Law Blueprint Reading Magnetism and Electrical Energy Applied Science Electro-magnetism and Relays Applied Chemistry Induction and Transformers Applied Physics Capacitance Principles of Hydraulics Capacitive Reactance Principles of Pneumatics Inductance and Inductive Mechanical Principles Reactance Principles of Tool Design and Resonant Circuits Engineering Light Energy Heat Energy and Machines Sound Energy Materials and Processes Oscillators Heat Treating Basic Tiansistors 9 11 SIIIHECTS AND C.4)1111tif:ti

V11111111 Antenna Stabilisation 1404 (:11M101411111!i111111110 h111111411101111110: Radar TestV4111111114'411

11111 fit( :11111111111101111141110 Functionally Tostilis Oudot I H044111110Regulated Power Supplies Computes Basic Fundamental.:

Electroinechanie Plate Supplies Ilinury Number System I Audio Tli,a)uy and Iliuury Arithmetie Terititis 1.11011 ' " ,,,,,,, Audio Applications , ''''''' Iloulran Algebra ,, Transmitter Thelay mid (Itteilhours 01111411W

and Frequency Multipliers ''''''' , Power Amplifiet A1114111$ Modulation Methods S(1410 F1100121, Cllilkill41110, Amplitude Nlothilitiont ,,,,,,, ...... PriteticalI ratimmitier I henry COMI111101 Antenna Fundamentals Basic Computing Elentetatt: Receiver Testing Div isle at- M hipl

Receiver Testing and Servicing Addition-Division.Tripi1011erIt V Basic Navigatititi Finitlanientals: Introthietion to Navigational Aids Radio Range, Markers, !LS Hating Gyros Special Modulators mid Detectors Accelerometers Pulse Modulation, Reception, Transducers Counting Function 1;etterators Fillers and Phase Shifters HMI-dime Integrators Integrators and Differentiators Basic Cotnputing Position Data Transtnismion amplifiers Control Transfortnerm, Differentials, Summing-Integrating Resolvers Feedback-Choppers- ADF Receivers, Loop and Multiplication by Variables Sense Theory Sitnple Computers: Thyratron Control Systems Every Application [1 !Atom Electronic Applications Electronic Altimeters Advanced Computers: Omni Runge Receivers Distance Automatic Control Systems Fundamentals: Rate Introduction to Automatic Control Time Systems o Navigation Actuators o Fire Control Sensing, Transducing, Data Other (specify) Transmitting o Control Circuits o Stabilization o Radar System Fundamentals: Printed Circuit Boards and Manufacture: Introduction to Radar o Introduction Radar Component Functions o Design Special Circuits o Documentation Power Supplies and Protection Tooling and Machining Devices Plating and Etching High Power Hi-Frequency Fabrication of Plated Through Modulators Holes Magnetrons and Antennae Fabrication of Multilayer Boards Klystrons and AFC Fabrication of Flat Conductors Receiver Special Circuits Component Installation Special Video Circuits Quality Assurance Display Stabilization Other (specify)

10 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Basic Optical Tooling: Antenna and Microwave Theory Function of Optical Tooling and Measurements: Fundamental Optics Algebraic Equations Levels Simultaneous Equations and Transits Exponents and Radicals 1:1 Telescopes Powers of Ten and Logarithms Laser and Hydraulic Positioner Trigonometric Functions and Tool Fabrication and Routine Solutions of Triangles Procedure Vectors and Imaginary Numbers Other (specify) and Vectors and Vector Algebra Basic Laws of Current Flow Plus Coulomb and Electrostatics Electrical-Electronic Measurement: Faraday and Electrodynamics Plus Basics Permanent and Electromagnets Introduction Induction Transformers and Motors Thevenins Theory Plus Capacity and Capacitive Thevenins to Wheatstone Bridge Reactance Wheatstone Bridge Inductance and Inductive Characteristics of Standard Resistors Reactance Plus Admittance, Kelvin Bridge Susceptance and Conductance Megohm Bridge Characteristics of Resonate Characteristics of Standard Cells Circuits Plus Power-Energy Loop Analysis into Loads Nodal Analyis Transmission Lines Y Transformation Impedance and Admittance Algebra and Determinants Applications DC/AC Transfer Standards Frequency AC/DC Calibration and Transfer Maintenance, Care and Use of Standard Sensitive Measuring Devices AC Concept Variable Standing Wave Radio AC Thevenin Theory Attenuation Calibration of Precision AC Power Voltmeters with AC Voltage Standard Special Antenna Measurements Error Analysis Trouble Shooting Fundamentals Schering Bridge Associated Equipment and Equipment Capacitance Measurements Use and Theory Bridge Problems Other (specify) AC Components Theory and Techniques of Phase Template Layout Basics: Measurements Flat Pattern Layout Other (specify) Form Block Template Layout Sample Part Layout Design, Apply, Trim, and Electromechanical Packaging Basics: Drill Template Introduction and Specifications Flat and Form Block Template Electrical Packaging Constraints Layout Electrical Design and Use of Project Tool Manual Development Use of Information from Fabrication Tool Order Production Units Right Angle Trigonometry Laboratory Testing Flat Steel Protractor L t Integration and Electromechanical Height Gage Layout Instrumentation Height Gage Inspection Environmental Testing Safety Practices Other (specify) Other (specify) 13 11 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Airframe and Power Plant Mechf nic: Temperature Control Airframe Mechanic: Air Conditioning E..] Fundamentals of Aircraft Construction Propeller Control Airframe Gyro Compass Systems l-_-_i Rigging Other (specify) Welding Sheetmetal Work Aircraft Electronic Technician: Weight and Balance Tool Crib Paint and Dope Electrical Fabrication and Assembly Metal Fittings Final Testing Electrical and Hydraulic Fasteners Systems Power Plant Mechanic: Aircraft Assembly and Systems Checkout Fundamental Theory of Airplane Electrical and Electronic Equipment Engines Development Reciprocating Engines Test Equipment Construction and Jet Engines Calibration Assembly and Dismantling of Final Testing Electronics System Engine Electrical Systems Development Engine Accessories Electrical Systems Inspecti'ln Engine Instruments Other (specify) Carburetion Fuel Metering and Injection Electrical-Electronics Development Mechanic: Superchargers Mechanic Flight Control Systems Toot Crib Hydraulics and Plumbing Systems Electrical Fabrication and Assembly

Pneumatic Systems 1 Sheetmetal Subassembly Life Support Systems Electrical-Electronic Installation Pressurization Systems and Checkout Fundamental Training for FAA: Final Testing: A and P Certificate Pneumatic System Airframe Certificate Electrical System Power Plant Certificate Electronic System Trouble Shooting Test Equipment-Construction and Other (specify) Calibration Electrical-Electronic Systems Aircraft Electrical Mechanic: Development Fundamentals of Aircraft: Electrical-Electronic Systems Electrical Systems Inspection Aircraft Electrical Installation Instrumentation-Flight Test Aircraft Power Systems: Other (specify) Primary Power DC Systems Auxiliary DC Systems Flight Line Mechanic: Primary Power AC Systems Processing Parts Auxiliary AC Systems Sheet Metal Fabrication and Assembly Circuit Design Aircraft Assembly Aircraft Circuits Functional Test and Inspection Complex Circuits Production Flight Power Distribution Circuit Design: Flight Test Single Generator Systems Other (specify) Multi Generator Systems Autopilot and Flight Path Control Jig and Fixture Builder: The Autopilot Jigs and Fixtures Special Problems and Designs: Structures Assembly Anti-icing Machine Tools and Equipment

De-icing Templates and Lofting l-_-_i 12 14 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Plaster and Plastics Capacitance and Capacitive Circuits Tool Design and Inspection Basic. A/C Circuit Analysis Heat Treating and Welding Diodes and Power Supplies Other (specify) Vacuum Tubes Transistors Mock.D/Tooling Development Mechani.2: Amplifiers, General Slit 'metal Fabrication Amplifier Comprehensive Testing Structural Assembly RF Amplifiers and Resonance Template Making Oscillators Plaster/Plastics Tooling Heterodyne and Neutralization Tool Design and Inspection Modulation and Detection Cabin Furnishings Transmitters Fabrication and Structure Development Receivers Wood Patternmaking Antennas-Propagation Other (specify) Antenna Testing Coupling and Frequency Measurement FCC Radiotelephone and Telegraph: Frequency Modulation License Review and Familiarization Basic Radar Purpose and Scope of Course Magnetrons and Klystrons Batteries and Motors Communication Laws Inductance and Inductive Circuits Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Machines: Lathes: Type of machine: Buffing lathes Automatic Grinding lathes Console controlled Polishing lathe Multi-purpose Spinning lathe Multi-acting Metallizing machine Multi-spindule Numbering machine Numerical controlled Pantograph machine Single acting Power hammer Single spindle Planishing machine Radial Presses: Rotary Arbor press Rotary head Hydraulic press Tape controlled Straightening press Other (specify) Progressive rolling machine Riveting machine Bending machine Router Brake Saws: Cold roll mill Hacksaw Contour roll machine Circular saw Cutoff machine Bend saw Draw roll machine Cutoff saw Drill press Abrasive saw Drivematic machine Do-all saw Drop hammer Shaper Dui :eating and profiling machine Shears: Forming roll machine Nibbler Flaring machine Squaring shear Hot dimpling machine Wiping machine 15 13 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Grinders: Spot Pedestal grinder Roll Tool and cutter grinder Seam Stretch wrap forming machine Other (specify) Silkscreen machine Presses: Work Aids: Punch press Measuring devices: Stretch press Balance Swaging machine Calipers: Tumbling barrel abrasive machine Inside Proof loading machine Outside Belt sanding machines Vernier Woodworking machines Dividers Pattern making machines Gages: Impact extrusion press Center gage Other (specify) Dial indicator Feeler gage Tools: Fixed gage Handtools: Height gage Pliers Plug gage Screwdrivers Screwpitch gage Hammers Surface plate Mauls Telescoping gage Mallets Thickness gage Wrenches: Thread gage Box Gage blocks: Open end Johannsen blocks Torque Parallel blocks Monkey V-blocks Pipe cutters Micrometers: Pipe benders Depth micrometer Pipe threaders Flange micrometer Files Inside micrometer Tube benders Outside micrometer Tube flares Swiss hole micrometer Tube cutters Tube micrometer Other (Specify) Electronic micrometer Angle plates Equipment: Quadrants Anodizing equipment Straight edges Chemical etching Depth rules Electrolytic cleaning equipment Shrink rules Electroplating equipment Optical comparator Heat treating equipment Other (specify) High energy forming equipment Induction brazing equipment Testing equipment: Photo etching equipment Wattmeter Pltustics laminating equipment Potentiometer Profiling cutting torch equipment Manometer Oxygraph cutting equipment Tachometer Sandblasting equipment Focometer Gas generated atmospheric furnaces Galvanometer Ovens Collimator Welders: Dynanometer Flash Extensometer 14 16 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND We I-, K. AIDSContinued

Tensiometer Burst testers Torque meter Bend fatigue machine Conductometer Magnaflux test equipment Frequency meter Ultra sonic test equipment Megohmmeter Fluorescent penetrant test equipment Ammeter Approval slips Power factor meter Acceptance slips 0 Phase angle meter 0 Rejection slips Voltmeter Engineering drawings Voltohm milliameter thspection ordeis Photometer Records Electrophotometer Graphs Light Meter Tables Spectrophotometer Specimens Plastometer Specifications Durometer Test sheets Densitometer Checkout lists Thermometer Design change sheets Color machography equipment Tooling specifications Flight simulators Fabricating specifications Circuit continuity equipment Bench assembly specifications Megohm bridge Schedules Wheatstone bridge Structural assembly specifications impedance measuring equipment System installation specifications Oscillographs Sketches Oscilloscopes Plumb bob Metalograph Microscope Transit Master patterns Optical protractor Master templates Binocular microscope Holding devices Optical centering instrument Jigs Stress strain recorders Fixtures Pneumatic test equipment Patterns Hydrostatic test equipment Other (specify) Hardness testers

AERO-ASTRO PRODUCTS AND SYSTEMS

Record an "X" to indicate product, structure, or system worked on.

Aerospace products: Environmental simulators Space vehicles: Other (specify) Space craft: Manned spacecraft Unmanned spacecraft Aircraft: Modules Helicopters: Missiles: STOL Surface to air VTOL Surface to surface Hypersonic aircraft Air to surface Military aircraft: Intercontinental Strategic aircraft Booster vehicles Tactical aircraft Launch vehicles Support aircraft Test stands Training aircraft Space simulators Supersonic aircraft

15 17 AERO-AFIRO PRODUCTS AND SYSTEMSContinued

Transport aircraft: Launch vehicle structures Cargo aircraft Missile structums Commercial aircraft Re-entry structu, es Private aircraft Other (specify) Other (specify Miscellaneous structures Aircraft training products: Wind tunnels Aircraft simulators Craft systems: Operational simulators Propulsion systems: Training simulators Turbo jet Link trainers Ram jet Other (specify) Piston driven E Rocket driven LI Aircraft structures: Fan jet Airframe Other (specify) Wings Tailsections Flight control systems Fuselages Hydraulics and plumbing systems Arresting gear Navigational systems Landing gear Communication systems Bomb bays Electrical-electronic systems Aircraft compartmentation Instrument systems Other (specify) Life-support systems Pneumatic systems Spacecraft structures: Armament systems Capsules Inertial guidance systems Nose cones Other (specify) Booster vehicle structures

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

16 18 BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES

Inventory

wait".THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Record an "X" after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Supervises., and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in building and construction craft activities as: Carpentry Plastt ring Waterproofing Concrete masonry Bricklaying Stone setting Tile setting Pipefitting Structural steel erection Plumbing Asbestos and insulation work Paperhanging Lathing Pipelaying Concrete and asphalt paving Floortaying Glaziery Roofing Rigging Elevator constructing Tank building and erecting Marble setting Monument setting House moving Ornamental and architectural iron erection Mining Drywall applicating Insulating work Other (specify)

Operating equipment as: Grading equipment Excavating equipment Concrete paving equipment Asphalt paving equipment Dredging equipment Pile driving equipment Welldrilling equipment Tunneling equipment Other (specify)

1f) 17 WHAT THE WORKER DOESCntinucd

Materials: Bore tunnels Handling equipment Handle materials Transporting equipment Transport materials Mixing equipment Mix materials Pumping equipment Pump materials Other (specify) Other (specify)

Tending Moves levers, turns controls, or depresses pedals to: Concrete or plaster: Start or stop equipment Hatching equipment Guide or steer equipment Pumping equipment Position attachments for specife operations Spraying equipment Perform operations Other (specify) Reposition attachments Of equipment Other (specify) Plans and determines: Manpower requirements Tends equipment or mach; les to: Worker schedules M'ot batchei, of concrete, plaster, or other Construction procedures covering materials Maintenance procedures Pump concrete, plaster, or other materials Inspection requirements Spay materials on structure Prepares work schedules Maintain pressure in underground structures Assigns workers to duties or chambers (locks) Gives work dire'tions to workers Other (specify) Interprets building plans, structural specifi- cations, drawings, and technical data Constructs, erects, or builds: Trains workers in: Wooden structures and fixtures Craft duties Structural steel framework Operation of machines and equipment Tanks Safety practices and regulations Concrete forms and pouring chutes Advises workers in methods and procedures Scaffolding for solving work problems Fences Coordinates: Metal framework Craft activities with other craft activities Stairways Worker activities Elevators or moving stairways Building inspection activities Other (specify) Enforces worker compliance with established work procedures, regulations, Sets: and safety rules Marble slabs or blocks Recommends promotions, demotions, discharges, Stone and disciplinary actions Tile Evaluates workers performance Artificial stone Requisitions materials, tools, and equipment Monuments Requisitions machine maintenance and repair Other (specify) Keeps records of workers performance Prepares reports on construction or Fits and installs: maintenance activities Steam, gas, water, or acid Other (specify) piping systems Plumbing systems and fixtures Operates equipment to: Pneumatic tube conveyor systems Grade construction sites Pneumatic control system piping Excavate earth and other materials Cabinets Pave highways and streets Window frames Dredge sand and other materials Partitions Drive pilings Doors Drill wells Door frames 18 20 WI1AT THE WORKER DOES --- Continued

Weather stripping Architects drawings Wooden trim Bills of materials Metal hardware Work order specifications Structural steel Structural specifications Structural glass Construction plans Other (specify) Contract specifications Other (specify) Lays: Brick structural tile and block materials Determines: Terrazzo floors Building sequences Flooring and subflooring Construction sequences Floor coverings and foundation materials Installation sequences Pipe for storm drains, sewers, and Methods and procedures for specified work water mains Other (specify) Other (specify) Calculates: Applies: Material requirements Composition weatherboard on exterior surfaces Equipment requirements Siding materials on exterior surfaces Joh costs Decorative and protective paint on Building anglesand courses building surfaces Other (specify) Stucco on exterior surfaces Plasterboard onto walls and ceilings Measures: Waterproofing material on exterior Structural areas surfaces Dimensions of structure Calking compounds in cracks and crevices Material length, width, or thickness Coats of plaster on interior surfaces Other (specify) Sizing compound on work surfaces Roofing materials on structures Selects specified materials: Insulating materials on equipment and Lays out: piping systems Reference points and lines Other (specify) Material cutting lines Assembly lines Fastens: Work guidelines Lathing materials on walls and ceilings Foundation lines Acoustical tile on ceilings Grading lines Facing brick on sides of structures Fence lines Insulation materials onto walls, floors, Other (specify) and ceilings Paneling on walls Prepares surfaces or areasfor work by: Other (specify) Sanding Cleaning Blows insulating material3 into spaces Chipping of structures Scraping Finishes: Filling holes,cracks, crevices, Wooden floors or joints Concrete surfaces Scaling Plaster surfaces Sealing Stucco surfaces Removing fixturesor obstacles Other (specify) Masking or covering non-work areas Removing rough or defective surfaces Reviews, studies, or analyzes: Other (specify) Blueprints Sketches Cuts material into specified: Building plans Shape E

19 21 WHAT THE WORKER DOES--Coniinued

Size Verifies alinement of: Length Parts Width Structures Thickness Stone Other (specify) Brick Installation Spreads: Other (specify) Concrete to specified depth Mortar on brick, structural tile, blocks Breaks or cuts off excess material and other materials Drills hole for. Stucco onto exterior surfaces Attaching material on structures Plaster onto walls or over lathing Installing material Mastic or other adhesive on floor or Fills joints with: foundation coating Calking materials Paste on wallpaper Lead Putty on sash of windows Calking compound Other (specify) Sealing compound Mortar Other (specify) Joins, secures, or fastens material by: Nails Cuts and bends: Metal straps Pipe into specified size and shape Staples Lathing to fit openings, corners, Dowels and projections Threaded joints Threads pipe Calked joints Digs foundation trenches Rivets Pours concrete foundations Soldered joints Mounts hangers and brackets Brazing Replaces defective piping Welding Brushes, sprays, or rolls paint on Wire surfaces Hangers Cleans equipment and tools Brackets Matches design and pastes paper on Screws wall Bolts Polishes stone or marble Anchor bolts Positions glass in window sashes Cement Assembles glass doors and windows in Adhesive metal frames Mastic Smooths wallpaper on wall Glazier points Inspects piping system for defects Mortar , Tests piping systems for leaks Pins Paints and insulates pipes and fittings Glue Molds concrete expansion joints Clips Repairs defects in material Tie rods Presses brick or tile into mortar El Braces Nails or cements waterproof materials Putty on roof Other (specify) Digs postholes and sets posts Stretches wire and attaches it onto posts Mixes by hand or machine: Replaces leaky faucet washers Paint pigments, vehicle, and coloring Opens clogged drains Wallpaper paste Attiches molding around windows, doors, Sealing compounds end other openings Mortar Directs workers to mix plaster or other Other (specify) materials 20 22 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Wires lathing strips on furring Stacks materials adjacent to worker Wires lathing channels onto overhead Cleans finished structures structural framework Signals operating personnel actions Presses sealing tape over compound to be taken and joints in drywall Attaches slings onto materials for hoisting Fills hopper of mixing machine with operations materials Guides materials into position Turns valves to regulate pumps and Positions beams for supporting air compressor structure Guides nozzle of calking gun along Jacks house up and places dollies crevices in structure under beams Presses lever to discharge compound Attaches towing bar onto dollies into crevice Other (specify) Carries materials to craftsmen El

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Building Contractor Workers Trade Contractor Helpers Construction Superintendent Apprentices Supervisors Other (specify) Supervisors of Other Trades El

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary Technical Training Junior High School On-the-job Training High School Apprenticeship Training (see Junior College apprentice listing) Vocational School Other (specify)

LICENSURE OR CERTIFICATION

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Federal City State Other (specify) County

BUILDING TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICESHIPS

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Asbestos and Insulation Worker Iron Worker: Bricklayer Ornamental Iron Worker Carpenter Reinforcing Iron Worker Cement Mason Structural Steel Worker Elevator Constructor Lather Floor Layer Marble Mason Glazier Painter and Decorator

21 23 BUILDING TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICESHIPSContinued

Paperhanger Terrazzo Worker Pipefitter Tile Setter Plasterer Operating Engineer: Plumber Construction Equipment Operator Roofer Dredge Operator Sprinkler Fitter Pile Driver Steamfitter Hoisting and Portable Equipment Operator Stone Mason Other (specify)

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Trade Related Subjects and Courses: Masonry Materials Applied Science Application of Masonry Materials Applied Chemistry Tool Terminology Applied Physics Tool Description, Purposes, and Uses Architectural Drawing Functional Principles of Masonry Blueprint Reading Tools Building Regulations and Codes Types of Bonding Materials Electrical Theory Types and Uses of Reinforcing Electronic Theory Materials Interpretation of Drawings Safe Use of Tools, Scaffolding, and Estimating Materials Foremanship and Supervision Mixing and Application of Mortars Human Behavior Laying of: Inspection Cement Blocks Practical Geometry Common Brick Practical Trigonometry Architectural Terra Cotta Safety Practices Facing Brick Safety Regulations Refractory Brick Sketching Construction of: Trade Mathematics Walls Trade Science Corners Welding Angles and Courses Other (specify) Pilasters Piers Trade Theory: Footings Asbestos and Insulation Worker: Columns Insulating Materials Chimneys Pipe Coverings Smokestacks Insulating: Fireplaces Steam Piping Hearths Ventilation Systems Reinforced Masonry Machinery and Equipment Cleaning and Preparing Surfaces Refrigeration Equipment Pointing Refrigeration Piping Calking and Grouting Air Conditioning Piping Other (specify) Methods of Application Tools and Their Uses Carpenter: Insulation Covering Materials History and Orientation Methods of Covering Insulation Introduction to Handtools and Other (specify) Materials Bricklayer. Handtool Skills History of Masonry Principles of Machine Tools 22 24 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Machine Tools Operation Glazier: Forms, Foundations, and Concrete Trade History and Orientation Principles of Construction Trade Tools and Equipment Framing Construction Materials Principles of Exterior Finish Glass Specifications Application of Interior Finish Types and Qualities of: Introduction to Stairbuilding Glass Layout and Construction of Stairs Metal Heavy Construction Principles Special Fastening Des,:ces Form Detailing and Construction Job Site Layout Methods Hardware and Installation Methods of Cutting and Installing: Door Hanging Glass Cabinet Work Mirrors Other (specify) Glass Doors and Partitions Manufacture and Preparation of: Insulated Glass Units Cement Mason: Corrugated Glass Units Masonry Materials Types and Application of Structural Trade Tools and Equipment Glass Forms and Form Construction Other (specify) Working Characteristics of Materials Iron Worker: Concrete Working Techniques History and Scope of Ironworking Trade Concrete Finishing Techniques Tools and Equipment Expansion Joints Rope Knots and Hitches Concrete Handwork Care and Handling of Rope Concrete Machine Work Handtools Other (specify) Cable Working Loads Hardware Elevator Constructor: Cranes, Derricks, and Poles Materials and Equipment Principles of Ironworking Trade: Controls Structural Principles Installation Procedures Ornamental Principles Installing: Reinforced Iron Principles Guide Rails Materials of Trade: Hoisting Equipment and Motors Rolled Steel Shapes Counterweights Rolled Sheet Steel Corrugated Materials Control Systems Signaling Equipment Fabricated Steel Shapes Safety Devices Ornamental Materials Fasteners Elevator Testing and Adjusting 1:1 Elevator Maintenance and Repair Classes of Leverages Other (specify) Gears and Ratios Weights of Materials Care and Use of Transit Floor Layer: Scaffolding and Ladders Materials of Trade Structural Steel Erection Types of Adhesives Machinery, Moving and Rigging: Surface Preparation Reeving of Rope Work Layout 1:1 Use and Care of Wire Rope Material Cutting, Fitting, Molding Splicing of Fiber and Wire Rope Trade Tools and Equipment Rigging Hardware and Attachments Tile Laying Techniques Hoisting Equipment Linoleum Laying Techniques Guy Lines and Anchorages Other (specify) Jacks, Rolls, and Skids

23 25 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Structural Steel Erection: Lathing Accessories Fabrication Procedures Lathing: Material Identification Partitions and Walls Material Handling and Transporting Ceilings Connecting, Hooking-on, Tag lining Exterior Surfaces Plumbing and Leveling Other (specify) Mechanical Fasteners Connections of Structural Steel Painter and Decorator: Structural Rigging History and Background of Trade Parts and Erection Methods of: Health and Safety Measures Towers Materials of Trade and Uses Buildings Basic Uses of Trade Tools Bridges Laws Governing Worker Structural Safety Preparing Colors and Materials Signalling Methods . Methods of Applying Materials Reinforcing Ironwork: Hardwood and Hardwood Finishes Identification of Materials Architectural Decorating Practices and Hand and Bending Tools Finishes Fabrication Basic Graining and Marbling Accessories Mixing and Matching Colors Unloading and Sorting of Materials Principles of Color Harmony Types of Material Ties Color Chemistry Footings Psychology of Color Placing Care of Tools and Equipment Joint Preparation Other (specify) Welding Procedures Ornamental Ironwork: Paperhanger: Handtools Materials of Trade Drills and Taps Tools of Trade Doors and Elevator Fronts Selection and Use of Tools Curtain Wall Construction Preparation of Surfaces Sashes Application of: Stairways Wallpaper Handrails Canvas Layout Muslin Fasteners Fabrics Sheeting and Fencing: Systems of Color Notation Sheeting Materials LJ Principles of Color Harmony Sheeting Erection Methods Other (specify) Service Station Materials Service Station Erection Methods Plasterer: Fencing Materials History and Development of Trade Fencing Erection Methods Chemistry of Plastering Materials Other (specify) Proportions of Materials Lath and Masonry Bases Lather: Plastering Materials Lathing Materials Job Conditions Affecting Plastering Trade Tools and Equipment Plaster Cracks and Causes Lathing Methods and Techniques Dotting, Pressed Screeds, and Specifications for Lathing Water Leveling Lathing and Metal Layout Job Layout Problems Structural Components Acoustical Plastering Lathing Accessories Effect of Weather on Plastering Installation of: Effect of Poor Construction and Lathing 1:1 Application 24 26 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Mitering Breaks and Returns 0 Other (specify) Geometrical Layout Problems 0 Molding and Casting 0 Roofer. Application of Materials Materials of Trade Finishing Surfaces 0 Use and Care of Tools and Equipment Other (specify) 0 Preparation of Work Surfaces Installation Methods for Slate, Pipe and Steam Fitter. Tile, Terra Cotta, Paper History and Development of Trade 0 Application Methods for Tar, Pitch, Science of Heating and Refrigeration Asphalt, Gravel, and Paper Dimension Standards 0 Principles of Waterproofing and Characteristics and Use of Piping Damproofing Mathematical Measurements Procedures of Waterproofing and Steam Power Damp roofi rig Process Piping, Theory and Other (specify) Installation 0 Principles of Heating Systems 0 Sprinkler Fitter: Operation of Heating Systems 0 History of Trade Standards for Heating Equipment Classes of Systems Low Pressure Heating Systems Elements of Design Air Conditioning Underground Piping Plumbing Fixtures, Installation, Applications, Sprinkler Heads Testing, Servicing Valves Heating and Refrigeration Equipment, Dry System Servicing and Maintenance 0 Mechanical Alarms Layout and Installation of Air Electric Alarms Conditioning Piping System 0 Fire Department Connection Alarms Other (specify) Supervisory Alarms Special Sprinkler Systems Plumber: Thermostatically Controlled Systems Plumbing Materials Details of Systems Installation and Trade Tools and Uses Design Principles and Practices of Water Rigging and Scaffolding Supply and Distribution Elements of Costs Formulas Job Planning Charts and Conversion Tables Other (specify) Coefficients and Factors 0 Pipe Size Calculations Stone Mason Marble Mason: Structural Standards of Fixture History of Masonry Trade Design Application of Masonry Methods Fixtures and Special Applications Tool Terminology Layout for Plumbing and Pipefitting Tool Descriptions, Purposes, Uses Composition, Manufacture, and General Functional Principles of Masonry Specifications for Pipe and Fittings Tools Bacteriological Considerations Masonry Materials Backflow Conditions and Prevention Types of Bonding Materials System Design for Prevention of Types and Uses of Reinforcing and Water Pollution Fastening Materials Conventional and Practical Layout Mixing and Application of Bonding Methods Materials Piping Layout 0 Layout of Work Layout Methods Fitting and Setting of Material Fabrication and Erection of Piping on Walls, Floors, Stairs, and Installation and Testing of Plumbing Arches Fixtures and Appliances Cleaning of Materials

25 61'1 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Pointing and Grouting Lubrication Preparation of Vi orking Surfaces Introduction to Basic Electricity Other (specify) Introduction to Basic Hydraulics Converters Tile Setter: Fluid Drives History of Tile, Mortar, and Gears and Reductions Materials Transmissions Tools of Trade and Uses Introduction to Basic Pneumatics Surface Preparation Differentials and Rear Ends Work Layout U-Joints and Drives Use of Hawk and Trowel Orientation to Heavy Equipment Strip Setting Construction Equipment Operators: Open Joint and Cove Installation Grade Plans and Earthwork: of Glazed Mosaic, Ceramic, Earth Moving Quarry, and Cement Tile Importance of Good Safety Installing Tile on: Practices Floors Measurements Used in Earthwork Walls Slopes, Grades, and Stakes .Drainboards Types of Soil and Effects on Ceilings Earthwork Jambs Materials and Their Applications. Curbs Aggregates and Their Uses Gutters Concrete Columns Asphalt Stairs Application of Asphalt Pavement Domes Application of Concrete Pavement Arches Shovel and Crane Type Equipment: Panels Shovel Fireplaces Crane Tile Classifications Clamshell Glass Mosaics Dragline . New Materials Backhoe Other (specify) Gradeall Mucking Machine Operating Engineer: Excavator Historical Background Pile Driver Safety and First Aid Material Hoisting and Handling Use of Tools: Equipment: Handtools and Gages Cranes and Derricks Power Tools Belt Type Conveyors Shop Tools and Equipment Tractors: Types of Instruments: Crawler Type Bulldozers and Leveling Instruments Rippers Measuring Instruments Wheel Type Bulldozers Uses of Instruments Graders: Vehicle Code Motorized Rigging: Towed Cable and Wire Rope Scrapers: Clamps and Fittings Self Powered Type Scrapers Slings and Spreaders Towed Blocks, Pulleys, and Swivels Tandem Weight and Materials Self Loading Proper Lifting Procedures Land Levelers Introduction to Internal Loaders: Combustion Engines Front End

26 28 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Side Asphalt: Rear Central Mixing Plants Overhead Cold Aggregate Feeder or Hopper Compaction Equipment: Cold Aggregate Elevator Tandem, Three Wheel, Grid and Dryer Operation Offset Rollers Dust Operation Sheepfoot, Pneumatic and Wobbly Hot Elevator Wheel Rollers Graduation Control Unit Vibrating Compactors and Tampers Bituminous Mixer Work Cycles: Fines Feeder Advanced Concepts in Measurement Boiler Understanding Plans and Belt Conveyor Specifications in Earthwork Bucket Loader Job Methods: Bitumen Heater Haul Engineering Asphalt Kettle Ditches, Ditch Gradients, Earthwork Asphalt Distributor and Equipment Selection Asphalt Tank Bids, Contracts, and Trailer Tank Performances Liquid Storage Tank Dredge Operator: Water Tank Introduction to Dredging Small Continuous Mix Plant Types of Dredges Conveyors: Dredge Plant Components Types of Conveyors Dredge Operation Construction of Conveyors Seamanship: Conveyor Parts Anchors Adjustment Small Boat Handling Alinement Compass Holdbacks Weather Hoppers and Loading Marinspike Seamanship Spillage Plant Equipment Operator Troughs and Skirts Rock, Sand and Gravel Operator: Trippers Crushers Safety Devices Types of Crushers Inclines Batch Plants Capacities Processing Plants Shiftable Frames Concrete: Rose Belt Grizzlies and Screens Extensible Conveyor Feeders Rough Loader Aggregate Washing and Stacker Separating Equipment Controls: Kinds of Batching Equipment Type of Controls Batch Operation Operation of Controls Trolley Batcher Specialized Tools: Single Material Batcher Special Tools Needed on Batch Aggregate Measurement Plants Weigh Batcher Tools and Equipment Needed for Cement Weigh Hoppers Service and Lubrication Multiple Batcher Job Methods, Planning and Layout: Batching Systems Selection of Equipment for Job Fixed Plants Selection of Materials Needed Mass Concrete Plant Troubleshooting Transit Mix Fixed Plant Job Problems Plant Maintenance and Safety Methods of Measurement

27 29 SUBJECTS ANI) COURSES--Continued

Heavy Duty Repairman: Wheels Welding: Legs Principles of Welding and Cutting Electricity: Oxyacetylene Coils Electric Distributors Soldering Starter Motors and Controls Preventive Maintenance Alternators, Regulators, Safety Generators and Rectifiers Internal Combustion Engines: Heavy Duty Lightning Systems Engine Types E Ignition Systems Stationary Parts E Storage Batteries Major Moving Parts E Tune-Up Procedures Typical Diesel Engines E Accessories High Compression Gas Engines E Hydraulics: Auxiliary Systems E Introduction Crawler Track and Wheel Systems: Liquid Flow Frames E Pipe Fittings and Seals Springs. E Valves and Pumps Undercarriage: Hydraulic Systems Track Pneumatics: Rollers Basic Pneumatics Idlers Compressors Sprockets Convertors: Truck Frames Uses Rebuilding Techniques Types Preventive Maintenance Charging System Safety Lockup Bases and Carriers: Overrunning Clutch Stationary Heat Exchangers Mobile Types of Fluids Tires and Care: Filter System Types of Tires Fluid Drive:. Air Pressure Types of Fluid Drive Wheel Failure Service and Maintenance Tire Repair Gear and Reductions: Brake Systems: Multiple Speed Mechanical Multiple Drive Hydraulic Transmissions: Electrical Function Vacuum Get.ing Brake Booster Gear Material Repairs Types Clutches and Frictions: Disassembly Description and Operation Cleaning and Inspection Inspection and Maintenance Reassembly Minor Adjustments Adjustment Replace Clutch Springs and Final Drives: Release Bearings Single Reduction Clutch Troubleshooting Planetary Steering Systems: Conventional Differentials and Rear Ends: Hydraulic Ram Single Reduction Axles Electrical Two-Speed Axles Clutch Brake Tandem Drive Axles Tracks Axle Shifting Systems 28 30 SUBJECTS AND COURSES--Contintied

U-Joints and Drive Lines: Diesel Types Steam Inspection Electric Manual and Parts Book Hydraulic Systems: Use and Familiarization Basic Types of Hydraulic Systems Engine Principles and Theory Similarity to Air Pressure Fuel Systems and Carburetion Pascal's Law Air Intake and Exhaust Systems Hydraulic Properties of Oil Cooling and Lubrication Systems Basic Hydraulic Pump Electricity: Advantages of Hydraulic Theory of Electricity Transmission Parallel Circuits Hydraulic Terms Series Circuits Symbols and Circuits Ohm's Law Pumps and Motors Fundamentals of Electricity Basic Valve Types Circuits, Symbols, and Conductors Cylinder Structure Relays and Switches Type of Hoses Magnetism and Induction Seals Electrical Measurement Choosing Right Oil AC and DC Generation Purposes of Reservoirs Motors Damaging Effect of Dirt DC Circuits Accumulators Primary and Secondary Batteries Testing Criteria AC Current Checking Operating Times Direct Current Motors and Primary Visual Checks Controls Bypass Testing Single and Three Phase Circuits In-Line Testing Transformers and Regulators Pneumatic Systems: Polyphase Induction Motors Basic Systems Synchronous Motors Compressors Set Synchronous Apparatus Portable Type Single Phase Motors Construction Circuit-Protective and Switching Rating Equipment Pressure Control Electrical Instruments and Heat Measurement Rotary Compressors Electron Tubes and Devices Reciprocating Compressors Types and Sizes of Wire Operation Wire Connections and Joints Air Lines and Accessories Wiring of Heavy Appliances Air Motors Isolated and Standby Power Plants Tanks Special Engines: Governors Gasoline Other (specify)

UNION AFFILIATION

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International Unions: International Association of Bridge. Bricklayers, Masons, and Plasterers Structural, and Ornamental International Union of America Iron Workers Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators, International Union of Operating and Paperhangers of America Engineers International Association of Heat and International Union of Elevator Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers Constructors

29 31 UNION AFFILIATIONConiimied

Laborers International Union of Iron Workers Ornamental mid North America 1:1 Architectural Local 1:1 Operative Plasterers and Cement Iron Workers and Shopmans Local Masons International Association Laborers 1:1 of United States and Canada 1:1 Laborers and Plaster Tenders 1:1 United Association of Journeymen lathers and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Lathers Nail and Wood Local 1:1 Pipefitting Industry of the Linoleum, Carpet, and Soft Tile Layers United States and Canada 1:1 Marble Masons 1:1 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Operating Engineers Joiners of America ri Operating Engineers Hoisting and United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Portable Local 1:1 Plastic Workers Union Ornamental Iron Workers Local United Slate, Tile, and Composition Painters 1:1 Roofers, Damp and Waterproof Painters and Decorators Workers Association 1:1 Painters, Decorators, and Wood, Wire, and Metal Lathers Paperhangers International Union Pile Drivers Other (specify) 1:1 Pile Drivers, Bridge, Wharf, and Dock Builders Local 1:1 Unions: Plasterers Acoustical, Drywall, Insulation, and Plasterers and Cement Finishers 1:1 1:1 Scaffolding 1:1 Plasterers and Cement Masons Acoustic Drywall Workers 1:1 Plumbers 1:1 Asbestos Workers Plumbers and Fitters 1:1 Bricklayers 1:1 Plumbers and Steamfitters Bricklayers and Masons Reinforced Iron Workers Bricklayers and Stonemasons 1:1 Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, Bricklayers and Tile Setters and Fitters 1:1 1:1 Carpenters Roofers Carpenters and Joiners 1:1 Shinglers 1:1 Cement Masons Shinglers and Drywall Installers Cement Finishers and Plasterers 1:1 Sprinkler Fitters Elevator Constructors Steamfitters Terrazzo Workers and Machine Operators 1:1 Floor Layers 1:1 Glaziers and Glass Workers Tile Layers 1:1 Gunite Workers Tile Setters Hardwood Floor Carpenters 1:1 Tile and Marble Setters Helpers 1:1 Hod Carriers and Laborers 0 Tile, Marble, and Terrazzo Helpers 1:1 House Movers 1:1 United Mine Workers, Construction Local Iron Workers 1:1 Other ( specify)

PRODUCTS

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1:1 Construction Products: Athletic Fields Abutments Auditoriums Airports Ball Parks Alleys 1:1 Boilers Aluminum Mills Bomb Shelters Antennas 1:1 Breakwaters Apartments Bridges Aqueducts Canals Asylums Canal Locks 30 32 PlioDocrs

Canal Gates ii Parking Lot Ili Caissons i Piers El Cemeteries i Pilot Plants Cesspools Pipelines Cheinial Plants __-1 Pumping Stalions Cl 1:11imiwys LI Itialio Transmitting Towers D Churches Li Itaikund Ii.,,,,Ihrds Clean Rooms Railroad Structures Cofferdams Rapid Transit Structures Conduits Refineries Culverts Reservoirs Curbs 'loads Dams Rolling Mills Dikes Recreational Buildings Drainage Canals Residence Elevators Single Family 111 Electric Power Transmission Towers Nhilti-Family Escalators Restaurants Farm Buildings Sewers Factories Sewage Plants Fences Shopping Centers Financial Institutions Silos Fire Escapes Stadia Flood Control Projects Stores Freeways Subways Garages Swimming Pools Gas Mains Television Transmitting Towers Golf Courses Telephone Transmission Lines Grain Elevators Transportation Terminals Harbors ftiiiiiels High Rise Buildings Viaducts Highways Waste Disposal Plants Hospitals Waterways Hotels Wharfs Houses Retaining Walls Hydroelectric Plants Sidewalks Industrial Furnaces Storage Tanks Industrial Ovens Structural Steel Framework Industrial Plants Scaffolds Institutional Buildings Service Stations Irrigation Project~ Windmills Jettys Other (specify) Kilns 0 Laboratories Systems: Levees Air Conditioning Libraries Heating Manholes Piping: Marinas Water Mine Loading and Unloading Stations Air Missile. Facilities Gas Mausoleums Steam Motels Acid Museums Circulating Oil Refineries Cooling Parks Plumbing 33 31 NINA ICTS--Coniintied

Refrigeration Steam Sprinkler Ventilating

NIACIIINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record1111 "X" 10 11111111111' 11111011111'4, 10014, (11111/1111'111, 111111work aids used.

Constniction Marhines and Concrete mobile ham traveler Equipment: Concrete slip form hydraulic Canal construction machines: equipment Concrete joint machine Pavement breaker Canal liner machine Pipeline construction machines: Canal trimmer machine Cast-in-place pipelttyer Earth compacting machines: Pipernobile Hydra hammer aero stamper Pipe wrapper, cleaner, bender Roller compactor Tar pipelining machine Road pactor Piledriver: Form tamper Floating piledriver Blob compactor Mobile piledriver Tamping machine Tunnel construction machines: Earth moving equipment: Tunnel boring machines Backhoe Tunnel heading shield nuichirw Loader Tunnel mucking machine Power shovel: Tunnel mole boring machine Backhoe shovel Mixing machines: Drag line shovel Concrete mixer Clamshell shovel Concrete batch plant High line cable equipment Concrete dual drum mixer Remote control carthmoyer Concrete gun mixing machine Trencher Pumping equipment: Skip loader Cement pump Earth grading machines: Concrete gun pump Push-pull scraper Concrete pumping machine Selfloading scraper Mobile concrete pumping machine Motor grader Drilling machines: Bulldozer Well drilling machines: Tractor loader Cable tool Auto grader Rotary tool Excavating machines: Water well drilling machines Mass excavator Dredges: Wheel excavator Clamshell dredges Tower excavator Pump dredges Paving machines and equipment: Hoisting equipment: Asphalt berm curber Truck crane Asphalt paver Long boom truck crane Asphalt roller Tower crane Asphalt screeder Elevator Asphalt spreader Cherry picker Asphalt heater and planer Chicago boom hoist Concrete berm curber Mobile lift hoist Concrete curer Stiff leg hoist Concrete lift slab Tugger hoist Concrete planer Tools: Concrete spreader Handtools: Concrete mechanical finisher Drills

32 3 MACHINES, TOOLS, EVIIIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS---Coniiiiiied

Chisels ri Linoleum Knives ril Files LI mopa 0 Koiv, crowbar El links [I] Pointing Trowel Scissors Cil slum. miaow, !Imola,. 0 Tap, Measures Other ( specify) scraa.ra Wire Cutlers Power I landtools: I .evels Rivet Guns Mauls Power Drills Mallets Power Actuated Fastening Devices Screwdrivers Spray Gun Brushes Calking Guns Wrenches Grouting Guns Clippers Gunite Guns Needle Cement Guns Square Power Saws Trowels Pneumatic Drills Sawing Palms Pneumatic Hannner Hammers Other (specify) Saws Brick Flanitners Equipment: Jointers Soldering Equipment Brick Cutting Chisels Brazing Equipment Planes Welding Equipment Straight Edge Tar Kettles Floats Lead Pots Whips Blow Torches Darbies Stud Welding Guns Finishing Trowel Other (specify) Pry Bars Shears Work Aids: Serrated Trowels Blueprints Floor Rollers Sketches Putty Knives Building Plans Hacksabs Architects Drawings Bolt Cutters Bills of Materials Punches Work Order Specifications Hatchets Structural Specifications Staplers Construction Plans Pincers Contract Specifications Scrapers Compasses Paint Rollers Chalk E.] Wallpaper Rollers Plumb bob Reamers Crayons Brace and Bits E.] Grading Stakes Pipe Threaders and Dies Plumb Line Pipe Benders Transit Roofing Knives

33 35 ENVIRONMENTAL SFITING

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Agriculture r Commercial Govciiiinia Servit Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing ITh.dical Service Ilepair Service Nlililary Sales ri Nonprofit CommunicatimIS El Oilier Service Conservation Itecreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition (..enter Other (specify)

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34 CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS PROCESSING

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WHAT THE WOlihEll DOES

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Directs and coordinates processing activities concerned with Manufacture of: Basic industrial chemicals L_l

Chemical materials used in manufacturing of chemical products 11.1 Chemical products used 11S 11W material:: in other industries Other (specify)

Supervises, and coonlinates activities of, workers processing materials to produce: Industrial organic or inorganic basic chemical products Plastics materials or synthetic resins Synthetic rubber Synthetic and other man-made fibers Biological or botanical drugs, medicinal chemicals, or pharmaceutical preparations Soaps, detergents, cleaning preparations, or surface acting agents Perfumes, cosmetics, and other toilet preparations Paints, varnishes, enamels, lacquers, and allied products Gum and wood chemicals Agricultural chemicals .. Adhesives and gelatins Explosives Printing inks Carbon and lamp blacks Ammunition Coal tar derivative products Compressed and liquefied gases Processed oils and fats products Other (specify)

Prepares work and worker schedules Assigns workers specific duties Interprets processing orders, specifications, and technical data for workers Inspects product for conformance with specifications Trains workers in machine or equipment operations Gives directions to workers concerning processing duties Advises workers on methods and procedures for solving work problems Reviews laboratory and test reports on materials and products Orders changes in processing procedures or equipment operation Coordinates processing activities with activities of other units or departments Enforces worker compliance with established procedures, regulations and safety rules. Requisitions materials end supplies for scheduled production Notifies maintenance personnel of equipment or machine repairs required Keeps processing and production records Prepares reports on activities and production Other (specify) 37 35 THE WORKER DOES

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heiciminem: T1,1111/1.1411111'1, Setup of processing machines and Pressure 1.1 equipment 111 Vacuum Product processing sequences and Material feed rates in machines priorities Plow rates of materials, gases, or Material requirements FA liquids through processing units Processing requirements Processing timing cycle Routing of inprocess materials Routing of materials through through units processing units Adjustments to equipment or Material weight machinery Volume of materials 1=1 Other (specify) Processing sequences Other (specify)

Sets up and adjusts machines or Moves levers or controls to: equipment for other workers Start or stop machines or equipment Operates, controls, or tends machines Begin processing operations or equipment to: Regulate chemical reactions of materials Reduce tpaterials into specified size Regulate material levels in equipment Mix, combine, or blend materials for Adjust flow of liquids, gases, or materials further processing through processing units Melt or fuse materials into single Adjust operational performance of machines mass or compound or equipment Obtain mixture or compound of specific Transfer material into and from color, texture, or other machines or equipment characteristic Perform machine operations Cause chemical reaction that changes Other (specify) chemical composition Distill liquid or semi - liquid materials Monitors: for recovering specified substances Chemical reactions of materials Dry or remove excess .noisture from Gages, meters, and recording instruments materials or products 1=1 Television pictures of processing Shape materials or products operations Mold materials or products Operational performance of machines Solidify materials or products and equipment Roll material into specified product Other (specify) Extrude materials into specified product Obtains and trucks materials to Produce product of specified finish work station or thickness Weighs or measures materials specified Produce products from processed on formulas 1=1 chemicals Dumps materials into machine hopper Fill containers with products or onto conveyor Package product Pumps specified materials into Other (specify) 1=1 equipment 1=1

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COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Management Helpers Supervisors Laboratory Personnel Other Supervisory Personnel Quality Control Personnel Operators Other (specify) Workers

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary Vocational School High School On-the-job Training Junior College Other (specify) Technical School

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Related Subjects and Courses: Foremanship and Supervision Practical Arithmetic Formulas Applied Science Other (specify) Applied Chemistry Properties of Materials Chemical Processing Unit Operator: Processes of Industry Adhesives Technology Materials of Industry Quantitative Analysis Production Analysis Instrumental Analysis Pneumatics Organic Chemistry Industrial Instrumentation Inorganic Chemistry Human Behavior Chemical Technology

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Machines; V111141111 y nele1'11:1 Mixers and bleiolciic 1I/111A 111'101'11h Donlon y Illixrl 011141 (114.111v Clnitimious piovessing Tumbler mixer I :11111)Irsmilti: Renate rontrollyd lunlhler hands I ,14 elitilinetthmm Riam y mixer cmilpichmtliti ...... Pelletizing mixer (spicily) Screw type mixer Grubber Miscellamanis machines; fuddle type blender Heater rimer machines hlullimg madam. Blenders (Mier (mpecifyl Centrifuges Pumps Ciumlierm and grinding V1W1111111 111111111M Cnisherm; Slitting knives Jaw crusher Itollrr mitchities 1 lammermill Calerider roll 111111 Grinding mills; Power saws Ball mill [.l Pulp machine Remote controlled hall mill Automatic scraper machine Rod mill Seed cleaning machine Pulverizing mill Shredder machine Other (specify) Banding machine Swaging machine Filter machines: Primer press machine Hydraulic filter machine Sizing machine Filter press Grooving machine. Rotary leaf filter (:acting machine Plate and frame filter Die casting machine Vacuum pan filter Molding machine. Rotary vacuum drum filter Centerless grinding machine Other (specify) Chamfering machine lAsoling machine Presses: Cutoff machine Hydraulic press Embossing machine Dehydrating press Filling machine Extruder press Foiling machine Other (specify) Packing machine Crimping machine Sifters and screens: Knurling machine Agitator sifter Screw machine Silk screen shaker Graining press machine 38 40 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT. AND WORK AIDSContinued

Spray machine Steam jacketed kettles Lubricating machine Mixer kettles Lacquering machine Heat exchangers Coating machine Vacuum pans Filament spinning machine Furnaces: Other (specify) Annealing furnaces Reduction furnaces 111 Tools: Rotary furnaces Wrenches Kilns Bars Homogenizers Screwdrivers Hydrators Pipe wrenches 111 Impregnators Pliers Liquefiers Other (specify) Moistui izers Nitrators Equipment: Polymerizers 111 Absorption equipment Precipitators Autoclaves Purifiers: Clarifiers Extractor columns 111 Setting tanks Grease extractors Calciners 111 Solvent extractors 111 Concentrators Purification towers 111 Thickners Gas scrubbers 111 Condensers Oilscrubbers 111 Converters Caustic wash units 111 Crystallizers Deoxidizers 111 Refrigerated crystallizers 111 Regenerators 111 Culturing equipment Reactors: Digestors Catalytic reactors 111 Dissolvers Chemical reactor vats 111 Dehydrators Saturators 111 Diffusers Separating equipment: Distilling equipment: Acidulation tanks 111 Fractionating towers 0 Gravity separators 111 Batch stills Weighing scales: Continuous processing stills 111 Platform scales 111 Semi-continuous processing stills 111 Balance scales Driers: Weighing hoppers 111 Atmospheric driers7 Weighing tanks 111 Tunnel atmospheric driers Other (specify) Room atmospheric driers Cabinet atmospheric driers 111 Rotary continuous driers 111 Work Aids: Tunnel driers Meters: Vacuum drum driers 111 Hydrometer 111 Centrifugal driers Calorimeter 111 Steam driers Salinometer 111 Hot water type driers 111 Manometer 111 Hot air type driers 111 Viscometer 111 Spray driers Titrometer Evaporators 111 Turbidimeter Granulators 111 Ph meter Gas generators Flowmeter Kettles: Refractometer Compounding kettles 111 Other (specify)

39 41 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Manuals: Material specifications Processing manuals Product specifications Equipment operation manuals Other (specify) Safety manuals Technical manuals Formulas: Other (specify) Chemical material formulas Compounding formulas Schedules: Product formulas Production schedules Other (specify) Processing schedules Work schedules Station logs Other (specify) Production forms Testing forms Specifications: Other (specify) Processing specifications

PRODUCTS

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Basic Industrial Chemicals: Pigments: Alkalines and chlorine: Inorganic pigments: Caustic potash Bone black Caustic soda Coloring pigments Sal soda Lampblack Sodium hydroxide Litharge Other (specify) Redlead pigment Zine oxide pigments Industrial gases: Other (specify) Acetylene Carbon dioxide Organic pigments: Dry ice Coloring pigments Helium Eosine toners Hydrogen Food dyes and coloring Neon Lake red "C" toner. Nitrogen Other (specify) Other (specify) Dyes: Cyclic chemicals: Color lakes and toners Cyclic intermediates: Acid dyes Azobenzene Stilbene dyes Napthol Nitro dyes Napthalene Other (specify) Toulene Tuluol Non-cyclic organic chemicals: Other (specify) Acetone Denatured alcohol Cyclic coal tar crudes: Citrates Light oils Monosodium glutamate Coal tar Propylene Coal tar acids Other (specify) Creosote Tar Industrial Inorganic Chemicals: Other (specify) Alums

44) 42 PRODUCTSContinued

Ammonia liquor Medicinal chemicals, botanical drugs: Boric acid Caffeine Brine Cocaine Metallic salts Hormones Calcium peroxide Menthol Rare earth metallic salts Mercury compounds Alkali metals Sulfa drugs Boron compounds Other (specify) Inorganic acids Other (specify) Pharmaceutical preparations: Antacids Chemical based products: Barbituates Plastics materials: Cold remedies Polyesters Cough medicines Casein plastics Elixirs Regenerated cellulose Laxatives Vulcanised fibers Ointments Resins Suppositories Other (specify) Tinctures Other (specify) Synthetic Rubber: Butadiene-styrene copolymers Soaps and detergents: Butyl rubber Soap Vulcanizible elastomers Synthetic organic detergents Non-vulcanizable elastomers Inorganic alkaline detergents Isobutylene - Isoprene rubbers Washing compounds Isoprene rubbers Other (specify) Polybutadiene rubbers Silicone rubbers Speciality cleaning compounds: Other (specify) Household ammonia Paint and wallpaper cleaners Cellulosic man-made fibers: Rug cleaners Acetate fibers Sweeping compounds Rayon fibers Other (specify) Cellulose fibers Nitrocellulose fibers Polishing preparations: Viscose fibers Automobile polishes Other (specify) Floor waxes Metal polishes Synthetic organic fibers: Furniture polishes Acrylic fibers Other (specify) Nylon fibers Polyester fibers Sanitation preparations: Saran fibers House deodorants Vinyl chloride fibers Fly sprays Other (specify) Insect powder Household rat and ant poisons Biological drugs: Moth repellants Serums Other (specify) Toxins Vaccines Surface active and finishing agents: Venoms Emulsifiers Viruses Leather finishing agents Other (specify) Wetting agents

41 43 PRODUCTSContinued

Penetrants Animal dips Other (specify) Insecticides Other (specify) Sulfonated oils and fats: Sulfonated greases Adhesives and gelatin: Soluble oils and greases Cements Sulfonated fats and greases Sizes Other (specify) Glue Mucilage Perfumes, cosmetics, and toilet Gelatin capsules preparations: Other (specify) Bath salts Colognes Explosives: Dent ifrices Blasting powder Deodorants Dynamite Face powders Fuses and detonators Lipsticks Gunpowder Shampoos TNT Perfumes Nitroglycerin Other (specify) Other (specify)

Paints, varnishes, and allied products: Printing inks: Calcimines Gravure inks Enamels Duplicating inks Epoxy coatings Lithographic inks Paint driers Printing inks Paint removers Screen processing inks Paints Other (specify) Primers Putty Miscellaneous products: Varnishes Carbon black Lacquers Fatty acids Other (specify) Essential oils Bluing Gum and wood chemicals: Flares Naval stores Insulating compounds Ethyl acetate Oil treating compounds Hardwood distillates Fluxes Wood alcohol Ammunition Pine oil Plastic wood Wood extracts Parting compounds Wood tars and oils Signal flares Tanning extracts and materials Fireworks Other (specify) Waxes Writing inks and fluids Agricultural chemicals: Etching acids Organic fertilizers Lanolin Phosphate fertilizers Lighter fluids Plant foods Pyrotechnic ammunition Agricultural pesticides Distilled water D.D.T. Other (specify) Fungicides

42 44 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

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Agriculture Financial Commercial: Gover.::)1, Business Service ? Indus:- i Food and Beverage Insurar1f , Ell Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library 0 Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service S Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Ell Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

43 4 ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE WORK

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Recordan after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Plans, organizes, and conducts: Economic research and studies relating to: Solving problems arising from production and distribution of goods and services Agricultural problems pertaining to exploitation of rural resources Production and marketing farm products

Nature of money credit, and credit instruments . Operation of banks, financial institutions and money exchanges Relationship between quantity of money, credit, and purchasing power Production, distribution, and use of goods Organizational structure of business concerns and its relationship to marketing and production methods Movement of goods and commodities between nations Exchange controls and operation of foreign exchanges Nature and effect of labor legislation on labor force Pricing theories Effect of taxes and fiscal policy on national income and overall business activity Distribution of tax load among taxpayers Market conditions in local, regional, and national areas Geographic phases of economic activities which affect demand of goods Other (specify)

Political research and studies relating to: Origin, development, operation, and inter-relationships of political organizations Phenomena of political behavior Political philosophy and systematic theory Government institutions Public laws and administration Political party systems Creation of public opinion through communications media Relation of government and business International laws and relations National and international problems involving areal characteristics and territorial policies affecting internal or external political relationships Other (specify)

Identifies and states nature, scope, and area of research Develops methods, techniques, and means of collecting data Directs and coordinates activities of research workers Organizes and conducts public opinion polls and surveys Compiles, analyzes, interprets, or evaluates data on: Prices and pricing practices on commodities Labor supply and demand, wages and hours, and productivity Factors influencing economic trends 44 46 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Commodity market-trends relative to Arbitration and conciliation techniques production and future consumption to settle trade disputes Factors involved in production, Mans to predict cost and success distribution, and use of commodities factors Effect of government regulations, Operations research methodology and restrictions or twills on: mathematical formulations National economy Plans for establishing domestic and Industrial policy international monetary policies Foreign trade balances Methods and policies for increasing International diplomacy, organization, efficiency of management and and govermnet improving income International conventions and Efficient operating methods to improve congresses farm policies of government agencies Rules, principles, and cases in and farm associations international law Agricultural policies to: Mandates and sanctions Increase efficiency of farm management Other (specify) Improve farm income Effect favorable agricultural Examines or investigates: legislation Methods of financing, production Political theory costs and techniques, and Financial institutional techniques for marketing policies regulation of: Methods of lowering production and Lending rates distribution costs Fixing of interest or discount rates Farm credit structures and institutions Other (specify) Banking methods and procedures Foreign and domestic commodity Forecasts: exchange policies and prry.:tieel Labor trends Agricultural transportation problems Economic trends Tariff and tax problems Direction and extent of price Sources of government income and movements expenditures Financial activities Results of public opinion surveys Production and consumption of and polls goods and crops Other (specify) Political trends Political activities Obtains data by consulting: Other (specify) Government officials Personnel of civic bodies Acts as: Personnel of research agencies Economic advisor or consultant to Personnel of political parties government agencies or industry Other (specify) Arbitrator or conciliator in resolving labor-management problems Develops or devises: Political advisor to clients on policies Monetary policies to establish and Other (specify) maintain desirable balances International trade policies to effect Advises governmental agencies and favorable trade balances industry on: Economic reasons for trade restrictions Economic problems affecting demand Policies of investment and transfer for goods as: of capital Potential markets New taxes and methods of collection to Optimum trade routes eliminate tax inequalities Geographical features Methods to utilize maximum assets and Problems affecting: develop potential markets Operating efficiency

45 47 WEI AT THE WORKER HOES--continued

Marketing methods Petitions to have representatives for Fiscal problems collective bargaining certified or Labor problems decertified Businesses or groups on tax legislation Reapportionment of government and tax problems legislative personnel Charges by government of unfair labor Other (specify) practices by unions

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Educational Personnel Policy Making Boards Government Personnel International Trade Commissions Agricultural Association Personnel Scientific Personnel Industry Management Personnel Non-profit Organizational Personnel Diplomatic Personnel Civic Organization Personnel Foreign Service Personnel Research Assistants Research Personnel Poll and Survey Workers Field Service Personnel Other (specify)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Agricultural Economics Market Research Analysis Business Economics Operations Research Business Economics and Statistics Operations Research and Statistics Economies Political Science Econometrics Diplomacy and World Affairs Business Statistics Government Financial Economics International Public Administration Government Economics International Relations Industrial Economics International Service International Eco'homics Poll Science/International Relations Labor Economics Polities in International Relations Managerial Economics Other (specify) Economic Studies

DEGREE

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BA MBE MA MS PhD 1:1 MFS .

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Economics: Microec000mic Theory Principles of Economics Money and Banking Fundamentals of Economics Government and Business Consumer Education Economics of Transportation 46 48 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Public Utilities Economic Issues and Policies AgriculturalEconomics Public Finance and Taxation Regional Economics Public Expenditures Labor Legislation and Contracts LaborEconomics Economics of Health International Economic Theory and Public Finance Practice State and Local Finance Pure Theory of International Trade Development of American Economic Urban, Regional, and Resources Institutions Economics Development of European Economic Economics of the Communist Bloc Institutions Problems of Underdeveloped Economic Development Countries Economic Development Planning ComparativeEconomic Systems International Economics Economics of Growth and Development Econumic Statistics Mathematical Economics and Statistics History of Economic Thought National Income Accounts Busine ,s Cycles Econometrics Monetary and Fiscal Policy Econometrics of Planning and Urban Economic Problems Development Labor and the Law Economic Research Development of the Labor Movement Other (specify) Social Insurance Economics of Poverty Political Science: International Trade and Finance Introduction to Political Thought Intermediate Income Price and American Political Thought Distribution Theory Contemporary Political Ideologies Taxation, Government Finance and Asian Political Theory Fiscal Policy Elements of Roman Jurisprudence State and Local Finance and Its Constitution Development, Rights Constitution Development, Power Administration Money, Credit, and Banking Modern Legal Systems Personal Income, Expenditures, Savings Jurisprudence and Investment Introduction to International International Economic Principles, Politics Problems, and Policies Introduction to International Law International Economic Integration International Organization and Urban and Regional Economics Administration Economics of Health and Human American Foreign Policy Foreign Policies of the Major Powers Resources Economic History of Western Soviet Foreign Policy Civilization National Security Policies Comparative Economic Philosophies Governments of Western Europe and Planning Governments and Politics of Communist Economic Organization and Scandinavian Countries Government and Policies of USSR Development Economics of Industrial Organization Governments of Eastern Europe Economics of Less Developed Countries Governments and Politics of the Economic Fluctuations, Growth, and Far East Governments and Politics of Forecasting Economic Processes in the Rise and Southeast Asia Governments of South America Fall of Civilizations Computer Applications in Economics Inter-American Affairs Introduction to Mathematical Economics Governments and Politics in the and Econometrics Near and Middle East Governments and Politics of Introduction to Macro and Micro Sub-Sahara Africa Economic Theory 47 49 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

The Politics of Development Executives and Bureaucracies The American Government Public Policies The American Presidency American Diplomacy State Government European Diplomacy Urban and Regional Political Systems International Relations of Latin American Local Government, Its America Organization and Problems Africa in International Affairs Political Parties Soviet Foreign Policy Public Opinion World Communist Movements The Legislative Process Formulation of American Foreign Policy Political Behavior Military Strategy and Foreign Policy Introduction to Public Administration International Organization Public Organization and Management Theory and Methodology in Administrative Justice and Lawmaking International Relationships Public Personnel Administration Science, Technology and Politics Public Financial Administration International Communications Theory Local Planning Law and Administration Economic Analysis for International Comparati1. Public Administration Relations Research Methods in Political Science International Systems Analysis Political Analysis Foreign Policy Analysis Theory Building in Political Science Other (specify) Political Systems of Advanced Societies

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

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Machines and Equipment: Balance of Trade Data Computers Credit Data Adding Machines Interest Data 1:1 Calculators Investment Data Typewriters Tax Data Other (specify Industrial Accident Data Other (specify) Work Aids: Survey Data Laws: Geographical Data Public Laws Census Data Labor Laws Labor Supply Data Industrial Accident Laws Research Data Tariffs Sales Data Insurance Laws Consumer Data International Laws Gross National Product Data Social Insurance Laws Commodity Data Tax Laws Commodity Exchange Data Other (specify) Data Market Research Data Reports: Market Trend Data Consumer Reports 1:1 International Trade Data Financial Statements 1:1 Statistical Data Annual Reports 1:1 Operations Research Data Other (specify) Agricultural Data Intelligence Data International Trade Agreements: Economic Forecast Data Fiscal Policy 1:1

48 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Tax Policy Credit Instruments Price Indexes Statistical Tables Foreign Policy Slide Rules Government Regulations Political Polls Surveys Other (specify) Opinion Polls

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

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Agriculture Financial Commercial Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing O.Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit 1=1 Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

49 51 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, APPARATUS, AND DEVICES MANUFACTURING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation.Record an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed. Directs and coordinates activities concerned with manufacturing of: Electric power: Generators and components Distribution transformers Specialty transformers Storage batteries Wet cell Dry cell Switchgear Switchboard apparatus Electric motors and motor components Electrical: Industrial apparatus and components Industrial contro!ii Household appliances and housewares Lighting and wiring products Communication equipment X-ray equipment Equipment for internal combustion engines Electromedical equipment Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Fabricating parts used in manufacturing of products Assembling parts into subassemblies or final product Installing electrical systems used for operating machines, machinery, and instruments Inspecting parts, assemblies, and products Testing assemblies and products Calibrating or adjusting. operation of products Reworking defective or malfunctioning assemblies or products Other (specify)

Plans: Manpower requirements Work schedules Production schedules Assembly procedures Training of workers

Inspection procedures 1::=1 Testing procedures Prepares work schedules Assigns workers to specific duties Gives work directions to workers concerning assigned duties 52 50 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Inspects work for conformance with Sets up machine for operation by specifications other workers Interprets production orders, specifica- Sets up and operates machines tions, drawings, and technical data Controls operation of automatic machines for workers Controls equipment to process materials Advises workers on methods and proce- Tends preset-up automatic machines dures for solving work problems Feeds materials into machines or Enforces worker compliance with equipment established work procedures, regula- Offbears parts or products from tions and safety rules machines or conveyors a Evaluates worker performance Other (specify) a Recommends personnel actions, such as promotions, discharges, and disciplinary Installs, alines, and secures in actions machine or equipment: Requisitions materials, tools, and Die casting molds equipment Die sets Keeps production and worker performance Rolls records Stops Prepares report on production Guides activities Holding fixtures Trains workers in: Cutters Setting up and operating machines Workpiece and equipment Extrusion nozzles Subassembly methods and procedures Spacers Final assembly methods and procedures Marking wheels 0 Inspection methods and procedures Revolving heads Repair or rework on assemblies and Take up reels products Coils or rolls of material Coordinates: Welding electrodes Department activities with activities Other (specify) of other departments Worker activities Other (specify) Threads material through: Rollers Reviews, reads, or analyzes: Guides Production specifications Hold downs Production orders Fabricating wilt Assembly specifications Forming unit Blueprints Other (specify) Inspection reports Testing reports Sets controls for specified: Rework orders Temperature Other (specify) Pressure Vacuum Determines: Timing cycle Material requirements 1:1 Flow rates Parts requirements Machine fabricating operations Machine setups Product forming operations Jigs, fixtures, and holding devices Product processing operations required Other (specify) Subassembly methods and procedures Final assembly methods and procedures Performs trial run on machine to Inspection requirements verify setup Testing requirements Moves levers and controls to: Other (specify) Start machine or equipment

51 53 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Maintain specified tension on Pins materials Bolts and nuts Reset guides, stops, or tool position Rivets Adjust operation of machine or equipment Clamps Fabricate pi, t or part Hangers

Process pre ' or part Cotter keys Stop machine or equipment Welds Other (specify) Soldering iron or gun Brazes . Observes: Plastic compounds Machine or equipment operation Other (specify) Panelboard readings Gages and meters Cutting: Products produced for defects Insulating materials to specific size Action of electrical products tested Wire to specified lengths Other (specify) Tubing or piping to specified lengths Other (specify) Fabricates parts or products, using hand or power tools and measuring Inserting: instruments Insulating material between: Lays out: Commutator slots Reference lines or points Plates of storage batteries Material cutting lines Appliance panels Locations for drilling holes Wires into terminals or connectors Wiring pattern Plates in cases of storage batteries Wiring diagram Other (specify) Other (specify) Bending: Drills, reams, or taps holes for mounting Contacts or points into specified or assembly of: position Components of products Parts to prevent short circuits Subassemblies between electrical parts Controls Tubing into specified contour for Gages installation Meters Structural parts of appliances to Instruments obtain specified alinement and fit Panelboards Armatures to obtain specified Switchboards straightness Other (specify) Fitting: Assembles parts, assemblies, or final Carbon brushes to curve of commutator product by: Stator coils to housing Placing part in holding device or Bearings to shafts or journals fixture Other (specify) Fitting parts together Setting clearances specified Stripping insulating material from wiring between parts Wrapping insulating material around coils Pressing bushings, pinions, or Dipping products into materials to seal couplings on shafts or cover them Shrinking bushings on shaft, using Connecting: heat Wiring to specified: Alining parts Controls Fastening or securing parts or assetoblies Terminals in place using: Switches Screws Assemblies 52 54 WHAT THE WORKER DOES--Contintscd

Timers Readings on product under test Panelboards Action of assembly or product for Switchboards specified performance Switching gear Gages and meters for electrical Leads to battery terminals characteristics Piping or tubing specified to Evidences of malfunctioning pumps or inlets Analyzing test data to determine Electrical assemblies or products to cause of malfunction testing equipment Recording nature and type of defects Other (specify 1 in log Other (specify) Packing grease cups Lubricating bearings Calibrates products by: Wrapping wire around mica to form Adjusting calibration screws heating coils Resetting tensions on springs Placing and securing plates or housings Resetting temperature indicators on products Bending electrical contacts for Other (specify) specified clearances Other (specify) Inspects: Materials or products for: Prepares orders for reworking: Surface defects Parts having surface defects Coating defects Malfunctioning assemblies or products Assemblies for: Parts not meeting dimensional Quality of workmanship specifications Completeness and accuracy of Other (specify) assembly Fit and relationship of parts Reworks: Loose and broken connections Parts to remove defects by: Alinement of parts Filing Conformance with sample assembly Grinding Binding of moving parts Scraping Other (specify) Lapping Truing Measures: Straightening Materials or products for conformance with Rewiring parts dimensional specifications Securing loose connections Plating or coating thicknesses on Assemblies and products by: materials and parts Disassembling unit or product Clearances between moving parts of Examining parts, connections, and electrical contacts assembly for defect Other (specify) Measuring clearances between parts or contacts Tests part, assembly, or product by: Removing and replacing defective Setting controls for specified.; parts Temperature Soldering loose connections Current or voltage Reassembling unit or product Starting test equipment and observing: Other (specify) Readings on gages of testing equipment COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Management 1:3 Inspection Personnel Engineering Personnel Testing Personnel 53 55 W nAT TliE WORKER DOES--Contintied

Supervisors Helpers Other Supervisors Assembly Line Personnel Workers Other (specify)

F.DucAnoN AND TRAINING

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Elementary Vocational School High School Military Training Junior College Orr -the. -job Training Technical School Other (specify)

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Mathematics Storage Cells Applied Physics Batteries Algebra Rectified AC Power Supply Care and Use of Hand Tools DC Circuit Analysis: Care and Use of Power Tools Kirchoff's Law Basic Electricity Application to Series Circuits Component Recognition: Application to Parallel Circuits Physical Appearance Application to Series-Parallel Circuits Schematic Symbolization DC Machinery: Prefixes Used for Electrical Units DC Motors: Electrical Measuring Devices: Series Wound Ammeter Shunt Wound Voltmeter Compound Wound Ohmmeter Universal Wound M vilimeter DC Generators: Protective Devices: Series Fuses Shunt Circuit Breakers Compound Overload Relays Armature Construction Interlock Switches Field Testing Electrical Resistance Introduction to AC Current: Ohm's Law Instantaneous Value of AC Electrical Circuits: Peak, Average, and Effective Value Series of AC Parallel Phase Relationship to Voltage and Current Series-Parallel Combination Types of Magnets Inductance, Reactance and Impedance: Magnetic Force Fundamentals of Inductance Magnetic Fields Voltage and Current Relationship Shapes and Uses of Magnets Series Inductance-Resistance Electromagnetism: Relationship Magnetic Field Around Conductor Parallel Inductance-Resistance Left Hand Rule Relationship Field Between Two Conductors Effect of Frequency Changes on Reactance Magnetic Circuits Capacitive Reactance and Impedance Induction Fundamentals of Capacitance: Power Sources: Voltage and Current Relationship Dry Cells fairip#and Parallel RC Circuits CI b 54 SUBJECTS AND I., iUlISES--Continued

AC Circuits: Principles of AC Machinery Series RI.0 Circuits Principles of AC Generators 1:1 Parallel RLC Cin nits Principles of Induction Motors Power in AC Circuits Principles of Synchronous Motors 1:1 Transformer Theory and Application: Principles of Single Phase Motors Theory of Transformer Actions Principles of Polyphase Motors Turns Ratio General Safety Precautions Impedance Matching Tools for Drilling, Tapping, Punching Transformer Losses Wire Connectors and Fasteners 1:1 Transformer Ratings Stripping. Splicing, and Soldering Power Transformers Wires and Connectors Instrument Transformers Other (specify) Specialty Transformers MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT. AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Machines: Tools: Armature banding machines Wrenches Armature winding machines Screwdriver:4 Battery acid dumping machines Files Battery acid bottling machines Pliers Capping machines Diagonals Casting machines Wire hooks Cell tube forming machines Picks Clinching machines Scribers Coil taping machines Wirecutters Coil winding machines Scissors Conveyors Hammers Core insulating machines Brushes Coremaking machines Wirestrippers Crushers Tube benders Die casting machines Pipe wrenches Drill presses Soldering iron Dry cell battery machines Soldering gun Electrode cleaning machines Leather mauls Filling machines Acetylene torch Gettering filament machines Crimping tools 1:1 Lathes Staking tools Lamination stacking machines Tweezers Lead burning machines Flaring tools Light bulb forming machines Scrapers 1:1 Mixing machines Other (specify) Mills Pasting machines Equipment: Plate stacking machines Heat treating Plug wiring machines Tempering Screening and blending machines Annealing Spun paste machines Ovens Spraying machines Furnaces Undercut saw machines Driers Wire stranding machines Scales Wire twisting machines Welding equipment Wrapping machines Encapsulating equipment Other (specify) Other (specify) 55 57 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Work aids: Calibrating equipment Measuring devices: Magnifying glasses Balance gage Binocular microscopes Dial indicator Material testing equipment Feeler gage Other (specify) Thickness gage Thread gage Acceptance slips Gage blocks Approval slips Micrometers Rejection slips Straight edges Blueprints Depth gages Engineering drawings Shadowgraph Wiring harness boards Meters: Inspection orders Potentiometers Inspection reports Manometer Production orders Frequency meter Production reports Ammeter Formulas Voltmeter Assembly specifications Multimeter Sample assemblies . Thermometer Holding devices Hydrometer Fixtures Other (specify) Jigs Schedules Loupes Calibration standards Oscilloscopes Salvage reports Oscillographs Rework orders Electrical test stands Other (specify) Bridge gages

PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate electrical equipment, apparatus, ordevices manufactured.

Electric Motors and Generators: Rotors Armatures Servo motors Coils Slip rings Collector rings Starters Converters: Synchronous condensers and timing Frequency motors Phase Synchros Rotary Torque motors Dynamotors Other (specify) Dynamos Exciter assemblies Transmission and Distribution Generating apparatus and parts Equipment: Generator sets: Power, Distribution, and Specialty: Gasoline Transformers Diesel Autotransformers Dual fuel Control transformers Inverters Distribution transformers Motors Electric furnace transformers Power generators Feeder voltage regulators and boosters Railway motors and control equipment Generator voltage regulators: Resolvers Electric induction type Rotor retainers and housings Step type 56 58 PRODUCTS--Continued

Ignition transformers Lighting carbons Instrument transformers Fuel cells (electm-chemical generator) Lighting transformers Industrial controls: Line voltage regulators Armature relays Luminous tube transformers Electromagnetic:;, Machine tool transformers Brakes Ratio transformers Clutches Rectifier transformers Motor controls . Regulators: Positioning controls Transmission voltage regulators Relays Distribution voltage regulators Solenoid switches Signalling transformers Timing apparatus Toy transformers Industrial electric truck controls Tripping transformers Inverters (non-rotating) Voltage regulating transformers Mercury arc rectifiers Other (specify) Power converters (AC to DC) Static type Switchgear and switchboard apparatus: Electric type Busbar structures Rectifiers Circuit breakers: Series capacitors Air Static elimination equipment Power Thermo-electric generators Control panels Welding Equipment and Apparatus: Distribution boards Arc welders Distribution cutouts Arc welding generators Fuse clips and blocks Electrode holders Fuse devices (600 volts and over) Electrodes Fuse mountings Resistance welders Fuses Seam welding apparatus Generator control and metering panels Spot welding apparatus Knife switches Other specify) Metering panels 0 Panelboards Household Appliances: Power connectors Electrical cooking equipment Power switching equipment Dishwashers Time switches Floor waxers and polishers Other (specify) Freezers: Home . Electrical Industrial Equipment-Apparatus: Farm Battery chargers Garbage disposals Blasting machines Refrigerators Capacitors Sewing machines Condensers: Vacuum cleaners Fixed Water heaters Variable Laundry appliances: Motor Driers Generator Imners Carbon and graphite products: Washing machines Brush blocks Trash compacters Brushes and brush block contacts Other (specify) Electrical carbon specialties Electrical Housewares and Fans: Electric carbons Blenders Electrodes: Broilers Thermal electrodes Casseroles Electrolytic electrodes Chafing dishes 59 57 PRODLICTSColititiiird

Coffee makers Other (specify) Il Corn poppers Dehumidifiers U Communication Equipmeiii Apparatus: Electric blankets Carrier equipment Fans: Communication headgear Ventilating fans Data sets Exhaust fans Electronic secretary Circulating fans PBX equipment D Food mixers Telegraph station equipment Griddles Telegraph office switching equipment Grills Telephone cuairal oilier equipment riii Heating pads Telephone sets Hot plates Telephone station equipment Juice extractors Teletypewriters 0 Knives Telewriters 0 Roasters Other (specify) ... Teakettles Vaporizers U X-ray Equipment: Waffle irons Fluoroscopic Other (specify) Rad;ographic Therapeutic Electric Lighting and Wiring Equipment: X-ray tubes Electric lamps: Other (specify) Electric light bulbs Electrocherapeutic lamps Electromedical Equipment: Flash bully, Electrocardiographs Glow lamps 5 Electroencephalographs Photoflash and photoflood lamps Electroiherapeutic apparatus Scaled i+eam lamps Other (specify) Strobotrons Current carrying devices: Electrical Equipment for Internal Combustion Bus bars El Engines: Caps and plugs Alterna:ors 0 Connector.; fl Automobile Contacts Ei Armatures Cutouts Coils Circuit breakers Distributors Fluorescent stae.c:-s 0 Generators LH Lightning arrestors. Ignition systems Plugs Ignition cable sets Sockets Starters Switches: Voltage regulators Snap 0 Lighting systc:ns Mercury 0 Other (specify)

ENVIRONM ;NTAI, SETTING

Record an "X' after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Printing and Publishing Commercial: Repair Service Business Service Sales Food and Beverage Communications Lodging Service Conservation Personal Service Construction ..

58 GO ENVIRONMENTAL SETI'ING--Coutinued

Correctional Medical Service Educational Military Entertainment Nonprofit Exhibition Center Office Service Financial Recreation Government Service Social Service Industrial Subsurface and Space Insurance Transportation Legal Utilities Library Other (specify)

61 59 ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, EQUIPMENT, AND APPARATUS MANUFACTURING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Record an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities concerned with manufacturing electronic: Communication equipment 1=1 Components and accessories 1=1 Detection or navigational equipment Entertainment equipment 1=1 High energy equipment 1=1 Industrial equipment 1=1 Missile and space vehicle control equipment 1=1 Multi-purpose equipment Semi-conductors and related devices 1=1 Signaling equipment 1=1 Television and radio equipment 1=1 Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Fabricating: Prototype or developmental electronic components Components for use in electronic equipment 1=1 Processing components or products 1=1 Assembling: Electronic components Electronic components into subassemblies 1=1 Electronic subassemblies into final product 1=1 Installing assemblies and hardware in chassis and packages 1=1 Inspecting components, assemblies, and products 1=1 Testing components, assemblies, and products Calibrating components, assemhlies, and products 1=1 Reworking defective components, assemblies, or products 1=1 Other (specify) 1=1

Plans: Manpower requirements 1=1 Work schedules 1=1 Production schedules 1=1 Inspection schedules, methods, and procedures 1=1 Testing schedules, methods, and procedures 1=1 Assembly schedules, methods, and procedures 1=1 Worker training requirements 1=1 Prepares work schedules Assigns workers specific duties 1=1 Gives work directions to workers concerning assigned duties 1=1 Inspects work for conformance with specifications 1=1

60 62 WHAT THE WORKER (:ontinited

Interprets production orders, specifications, Inspection sequences and procedures drawings, and techincal data for workers Testing sequences and procedures Advises workers oli methods and pros edures Machine and equipment requirements for solving work problems Other (specify) Evaluates performance of workers Sets up 111i1(1111104 or equipment for other Recommends: Changes arid modifications in processes, SI up and operates mechines or equipment

fabrication, and assembly activities s i tnsa of automatic machines Personnel actions, such as proniotions, or equipment discharges, and disciplinary art ions Controls processing equipment Acquisition of tools, nitihinery, and Tends preset machines or equipment equipment Feeds machines or equipment Requisitions materials, tools, and Ofibears materials, components, or products equipment from automatic machines Prepares reports on: Other (specify) Poduction activities Testing activities Installs, alines, and secures in machines or Inspection activities equipment: Trains workers in: Die sets Setting up and operating machines and Rolls equipment to fabricate components Stops Controlling equipment to process Guides components Workpiece Assembly methods, techniques and Coil winding arbor or mandrel procedures Welding electrodes Inspection methods and procedures Other (specify) Testing methods and procedures Reworking defective components, Threads material through: assemblies, and products Rollers Coordinates: Guides Department activities with activities of Holddowns other departments Tension devices Flow of material, components, and Fabricating unit assemblies among work stations Forming unit Worker activities Processing unit Other (specify) Other (specify)

Reviews, reads, or analyzes: Sets controls for specified: Product specifications Temperature Production orders Pressure Assembly specifications Vacuum Blueprints Timing cycle Sample assemblies Voltage Inspection reports Current Test reports Fabricating operation Rework orders Forming operation Other (specify) Processing operation Testing operation Determines: Other (specify) Material requirements Components or assemblies required Moves controls to: Machine and equipment setup Start machine or equipment Holding fixtures, jigs, and devices Begin fabricating operations required Begin processing operations Assembly sequences and procedures Reset guides, stops or tension devices

61 W XI ' THE WORKER IMES-- Continued

Adjust operation ler obtaining specified Screws .1 pet formanee Stop machine or equipment Epoxy mitterink Other (specify) Thertito-ompremmion bowling Brazes Observes: Welds .1 Performance of machine or equipment for Examines workpiecc for defective evidences of malfunctioning 1=1 fastening Discards or routes defective components, Meter:~ or produeis for rework or Recording indicators salvage Other (specify) Routes acceptable components, assemblies, or products for inspection or testing Fabricates, by hand, components used in Other (specify) electronic priallicts Selects type and size of material specified Installs and secures: for component Components in chassis Attaches end of wire to magnetic core, Glass.plate and picture mask on cabinet mandrel, or arbor Assemblies in product chassis, shell, or Winds wire specified number of turns around package core, mandrel, or arbor Hardware and accessories to finish assembly Removes wound coil from mandrel or arbor of product Examines coil for: Wiring harness Bends Other specify) Kinks Cracks in coating Computes: Concentricity Variation in length of wire to obtain Spacing specified resistance Straightens coil or turns of wire on core Trimming required on component to obtain Cuts wire to obtain coil of specified length specified resistance Wraps insulating material around cow and Size of wire required for obtaining specified winds next layer of wire un material resistance Brushes epoxy or cement on coil and wraps Differences in weight of coated and tape over cement uncoated components Measures coil thickness for conformance Other (specify) with specifications Other f specify) Inspects components, assemblies, or products for: Assembles components, assemblies, or products: Defective workmanship Obtains materials specified for assembly Conformance with assembly Positions component or assembly in specifications holding fixture, jig, or device Surface defects Fits components together following assembly Loose or broken parts, connections, specifications, diagram, or sample part or wiring Insures that coeiponent or assembly meets Quality of coaling or plating specifications for: Other (specify) Alinement Concentricity Clearance between parts Measure: Straightens, re-alines, or bends components Thickness of coating or plating on to meet specifications materials or components Fastens components or assembly in place, Components for conformance with using dimensional specifications Nuts Clearances between components Bolts Other (specify) O

62 64 WIIAT TIIE WORKER DttES

'Tents1.11111111111011M, products ReWilikm components, assemblies, and of circuitry piishicts: Specified voltage Disassembles defective win...... Specified current 1 Replaces defective component Eleetrical charactei Reassembles unit St111111111114I 0111111611g1111111111111.14i Rinites unit for testing t/viirlimil or over voltage conditions Record nature of defect and Leakage performed GIN Other (mpevily) Slorts 111-01111MS111'1'0111111g to tetil r Ages tubes to stabilize elertrival C01101.1111111(.e with opt ational characteristics

specifications E. Exhausts tubes to remove gases and other (Mier (specify) foreign matter

Etches circuit boards . l'011111011elliti or products by: Electroplates materials and products Adjusting timing circuits to obtain maximum limits components in furnace to: signal response 111 Remove moisture and impurities 'Fulling receivers to obtain specified Sinter fire metalized coatings picture 111 Braze parts together [.] Adding or cutting material from component Anneal parts to obtain specified resistance 111 Prepares solutions for cleaning, etching, Abrading material to obtain specified and electroplating frequency 111 Other (specify) Other (specify) 111

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" toindicate communicationresponsibilities.

Management 111 Workers Supervisors 111 Technicians Quality Control Personnel 111 Other (specify)

Engineering Personnel 111

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training requirments.

Elementary Military School 111 High School 111 On-the-job Training Junior College Other (specify)

Technical School 111

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop a worker's skills.

Trade related subjects: Care and Use of Measuring Devices Mathematics 111 Care ant Use of Testing Equipment

Applied Physics 111 Basic Electricity Algebra 111 Component Recognition

Trigonometry 111 Physical Appearance Care and Use of Handtools 111 Schematic Symbolization

Care and Use of Power Tools 111 Electrical Measuring Devices

63 65 SFIDECTS AND COURSES CO1111111011

Protective Devices Integrated Ciici MIN Electrical Resistance Communications Ohm's law Hadar Elpiipment , Klee trivia Cirmiits Ill Electronic Comitei myosin es , Types of Ma,,netti Eleetrialic Test , , , , M11$111'01' . , ,,,,, Magnetite Field Sonar Systems ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Shapes and limes (IIMagnets R1111111' Systems EleetrimingtioiN111 pasha' Power Supplies Elertri Radar Receivers Radar 'Transmitters 11141114'111114T Radar Antennas and Transmission Lilies Network Analysis Servo Mechanisms Ciienits and Resonance Transducers Science, Milner, and Measurement Scantling switulle, Sound Energy Light Energy 11 Sonar Indicators Other (specify) Communication Receivers Receiver Converter Equipment Cominunication Transmitters Electronics: Transformer Principles Antenna Timers, Couplers, and Electron Emission Eil Midticouplers Diode Constniction Planned Position Indicators Diode Characteristics Interface Systems Rectifier Circuits Range Height Analysis Filter Circuits Linear System Analysis Regulator Circuits Power Circuit Analysis Triode Characteristics Microwaves Triode Amplifiers Network Synthesis Tetrode Amplifiers Network Theory Computer Logic and Circuits Pentode Amplifiers D 1:11 Paraphase Amplifier Circuits r l Feedback Control System Beam Power Amplifiers l .1 Industrial Electronics Audio Power Amplifiers til Electronic Amplifiers Decibels Computer Design 1:11 Microphones and Speakers Lasers and Masers 1:11 Oscillator Principles Ell Wave Guides and Resonators Oscillator Circuits and Application Linear Active Circuits 1:11 Transmitters Dielectrics Antennas and Wave Propagation Semiconductor Devices Solid State Physics Theory of Semiconductors Semiconductor Principles Random Signals and Filter Theory PN Junction Rectifiers Electron Tube Theory Solid State Regulators Eil Transistor Circuits 1:11 Two Junction Transistors Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment,and work aids used.

1:11 Machines: Cleaning machine Aperture masking machine Coding machine Ball bonding machine Eutric bonding machine Base filling machine 1:1 Grinders Bulb punch out machine Lapping machine 64 66 MACHINES,TOOLS, EQUIPMENT,Ni A WORK AIDSUonouncd

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Spinning innehine 1111111.1'14(.1 H.1'111(1111 Spraying machine 'fuel111)11(1111A (1111111111'111 ...... , Cathode spraying machine

Pumps 1111111111'0 (wale(' Air pumps 1111011(11811101114 (11111)181011 ...... Vacuum pimps 1Vi1Vt, )411111(1411114 v(111111111(411 ...... Vacuum metulizing machine Tulac exhausting pumping equipment...... Tube flaring 11111(1111V Iligilul fiequency counieis 1)1)11(11111411111(1111(1 Vill'1411111' hander Amplifiers Winding machine Temperature compensation chandaas (:oil winding min hine Welders: Spade winding inoehine Ileliare welders Universal winding machine Resistance weldls ()ther (specify) Tweezer welders Encupsulating cquipmem Tools: Other (specify) Knives Spatulas Work aids: Medicine dropper Mechanical measuring devices: Soldering iron Go-no-go gage Li Soldering gun Mietonueters ri Tweezers Calipers [7] Brushes Dial indicators CILewis winches Millimeter scale I:Mgonal wire cutters Electrical measuring devices: Long nosed pliers Ohmmeters Nut drivers Voltmeters Screwdrivers Digital voltmeters Wrenches Ammeter Wire strippers Volt-ohmmeter Wire cutters Vacuum-tube-voltmeter Scissors Multimeter Picks Digital ohmmeter Files Inductance bridge gage Rivet gun Megger Tube nip-off gun Wave analyzer Vacuum quill Circuit analyzer Other (specify) Wave form analyzer Oscilloscopes Equipment: Galvanometer 1:1 Ovens Synchroscope Furnaces: Wave meters Annealing furnaces Wheatstone bridge D' Carbonizing furnaces Milliammeters Lehrs Optical instruments: Retort furnaces Optical comparator 67 65 Liminsird MALIIINLS, 1'1 LIIIPMCNT, AND WI Mb AIDS

Opticid 0141m4111 IWtillIt Icn Micioscope Test I II Wra iolullcioineici 111110111 Illts 1011114111a miciliscopc bib Toolimi Lei's iiiiciilscepc 4)1414+113 hitqweliml 1111144 ispccilv I ...... P14140441 blitcptinis ...... Nfiscellaticous walk /3141s: I 1)41 Hess whing 1144111415 Templates Black light bales huts lists Ploccdure IIIIIIIIUdq Scid ...... Wire lists Mims diaglains , Pos speeilicaiion» Culior-code $4141115 ., ...... , , Testing schedules Process sheets ...... , Sample pails 1(epo1'1 forms Sample assemblies Produetion repoi 1 Magilifying glasses 11E0(1114'64M 1411104111Ifts Silk sereens 111141)Ni ion Crilltrilt sheds Li [.11 Test 4111111 relsai forms Quality assurance forms Mattis Slide rules Engineering sketches loin, data cards Totiolligiral drawings (filler (specify) 17.71

PRODUCTh

1(14'0111 MI "X" Ill 1111111111C (111111)111111'111, (111111111011, ordevice prodpvill.

cemmunimai ..,,m,mi..... Facsimile(.ons,,,a,m., Caltridgest: Intercommunications equipment El Magnetic tape Laser systems and N1111111111'llt Phonograph Phototransmission equipment Cavities microwave: Pulsed electron guns Oscillating Radio receiver networks Amplifying Raclin telegraph equipment Chokes Radio telephone equipment Choppers Other (specify) Chromotographs Circuit boards Components and accessories: Coils Absorbers Commutators Accelerators Comparators Actuators Condensers Adapters Connectors Alarms Consoles Amplifiers Constant impedance transformers Analyzers Controls Annunciators Converters Antennas Cooling units Antermators Cores Baluns Couplers Boards Crystal assemblies Breadboards Crystals Piezoelectric crystals Cables Capacitors Decoders 66 68 PRODUCTSContinued

Delay lines: Speaker monitors CI Heal emission detectors CI Speakers: Infra-red field detectors Electro dynamic Light emission detectors Electrostatic Magnetic field detectors CI Magnetic Ultra-violet-ray emission detectors CI Pillow stereo Door control devices: Stereo earphones and accessories Radio Stereo set4 Photoelectric cell Tape players Highway signals Tape recorders Light and heat operating units Television Loran equipment Home closed circuit system: Inertial guidance systems Recording system Radio direction finders Playback system Radio beacons Receiving sets Radio compasses Remote control devices Radiosondes Televisions Sonar equipment Tuners Avionic equipment Other (specify) Air traffic control systems Other (specify) High energy equipment: Entertainment equipment: Atom smashers Audio systems Betatrons Amplifiers: Cyclotrons Musical instrument Linear accelerators Public address Particle accelerators High fidelity Other (specify) Antennas Radio receiving: Industrial equipment Automobile Electron beam: Portable Cutting machines Television/frequency modulated: Forming machines Boosters Welding machines Distribution systems Precipitators Rotators Ultrasonic: Coin operated phonographs Amplifiers Home recorders: Analyzers Cassette Cleaners Disc Flaw detectors Tape Generators Music operated: Solderers Color systems Sterilizers Light displays Transducers Strobes Welders Music and paging systems Other (specify) Phonograph: Demagnetizers Pick -up cartridges Demodulators Record cutting styli Demonstrators Replacement styli Detectors Turntables Diplexers Phonographs Discriminators Public addrevi systems Displays Radio receiver sets Dividers Sound systems Duplexers Sound reproducing systems Echo boxes

67 69 PRODUCTSContinued

Enclosures Ignition Encoders Imagetransfer Filters Microwave: Fuses Backward wave Gunn effect devices Crossed field Harness assemblies Klystron Headers Magnetron Impedance induction units Traveling wave Indicators Noise source Inductors Photo tubes Inverters Power amplifying Key ers Rectifying: Magnetic recording tape Gas filled Magnets Vacuum Mixers Thyratron Modulators Transmitting Modules X-ray Networks Tuners Oscillators Vacuum systems Passive repeaters Valves Plotters Varistors Power supplies Vibrators Printed circuits Voice controls Protectors Wave guide assemblies Pulse forming networks Wave guide structures Reactors Other (specify) Recorders Reflectors Detection/Navigational equipment: Relays Countermeasures equipment Repeaters Detection apparatus Resonant reed devices Electronic field detectors Rings Missile and space control equipment: Sinners Missile control systems Seals Missile fuel management systems Servos Telemetry systems Shifters Other (specify) Shunts Solenoids Speakers Multi-purpose equipment 0 Computers: r.klystron Analog computers Swit Digital computers Swite, aatrixes Switchi.., systems Digital encoders Synchronizers Cryogenic equipment Synchros Magnetic analysis equipment 0 Tape decks Oscilloscopes Television closed circuit: Tapes Tees Educational system; Tctminal systems Industrial systems 0 Medical systems Terminals Monitor systems Terminations Thermistors Training devices: Transducers Flight simulators Tube parts Teaching machines Tubes: Weapon simulator= Cathode ray Other (specify!, mi 0 PRODUCTSContinued

Semiconductors and related devices Strain gages Computer logic modules: Thermionic devices Emitter followers Thermoelectric devices Flip flops Magnetohydrodynagnic devices Gates Transistors Inverters Other (specify) Magnetic: Shifts Signaling equipment: Registers Control receivers Registers Fire alarm systems Diodes: Hydrophones Parametric diodes Photographic control systems Tunnel diodes Underwater sound systems Variable capacitance diodes Other (specify) Zener diodes Hall effect devices Television and radio equipment: Solid state devices: Control room equipment Controlled rectifiers Broadcasting equipment Diodes Instant replay equipment Fuel cells Color television tape equipment: Infra-red sensors Recording equipment Light sensitive devices Reproducing equipment Modules Monitoring equipment Monolithic integrated circuits Kinescope equipment: Nuclear detectors Recording equipment Photoelectric cells Reproducing equiment Photovoltaic devices Transceivers Rectifiers Transmitting equipment Semi-conductor networks Other (specify) Integrated circuit transistors

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Record an after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Financial Commercial Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

69 FABRICATED PLASTICS MANUFACTURING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Below are listed activities that might be involved in ajob-worker situation. Record an "X" after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates production activities concerned with: Manufacture of fabricated plastics products Providing fabricated plastics components or products services onfee basis Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workersengaged in: Setting up machines or equipment for fabricatingplastics products Setting up and operating plastics processing machinesand equipment Tending pre-setup plastics processing and fabricatingmachines Hand-finishing plastics products Laminating plastics to produce prefomts of plasticsproducts Quality control of fabricated plastics components or products Other (specify)

Plans: Manpower requirements Work schedules Machine requirements Production schedules Production activities Training for workers Quality control procedures and practices Other (specify)

Prepares work schedules Assigns workers to duties Gives workers directions for performing assignedduties Interprets production orders, product specifications,and technical data for workers Inspects products for conformance with manufacturingspecifications Enforces workers' compliance with work procedures,regulations, and safety rules Evaluates worker performance Advises workers on methods of solving work problems Recommends personnel action on workers Requisitions materials, tools, and work aids Keeps production and worker performance records Prepares reports on production activities Trains workers in: Performing assigned duties Setup and operation of machines and equipment Safety practices and regulations E Coordinates: Department activities with activities of other departments 0

70 72 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Worker activities Dispensing of materials into molds Other (specify) Rotational speed Material dehumidifying temperature Studies or analyzes: !Machine fabricating sequences Production orders Speed of plungers or screw Product specifications Vacuum Sketches, diagrams, or blueprints Timing cycle of fabricating operations Quality control reports Other (specify) Other (specify) Turns handwheels or moves controls to: Plans: Set length of hydraulic ram stroke Machine requirements Control rewindup speed Work sequences Maintain specified tension or pull on Hand operations required materials Assembly procedures Adjust or regulate: Machining requirements Vacuum Finishing requirements Air pressure Quality control procedures and methods Sizing rings Other (specify) Material feed speed Synchronize post forming or pull off speed Determines: with machine operations Setup of machines Feed tools onto workpiece Type of plastics materials to be used Start or stop fabricating operations Type of molding methods to be used Start machin, to obtain sample product Temperatures, pressures, and speed to be Other (specify) used during production Other (specify) Observes: Dials and gages for specified readings Sets up automatic machines or machines for Action of machine for evidences of other workers malfunctioning Sets up and operates machines Other (specify) Operates or controls machine from panelboard or console Examines molded or formed articles for Tends pre-setup or automatic machines defects. as: Assists worker in operating machines or Blistering equipment Porosity Feeds materials into or offbears products from Mold sticking machines Dull surface Other (specify) Orange peel Pitted surface Installs, alines, and secures in machine: Clouded or segregated surface Molds Dimpled surface Cutting dies Warps Extrusion dies Cracks Sizing rings Burned marks Stops Thick flash Guides Other (specify) Jigs or holding fixtures Other (specify) U Measures article for conformance with dimensional specifications Sets controls for specified: Tests articles for conformance with contract Mold temperature specifications Preheating temperature Lays out on material: Pressure Pattern outlines Proportioning of materials Template outlines

7 WHAT THE WORXER DOESContinued

Cutting lines 0 Repairs and maintains plastics molding Other (specify) ma:chines: Observes action of machine to detect Lays up fiber-glass awl fabrics for malfunction molding plastic rixluets: Listens to operation of maciiine to locate Cleans mold or form with solvents riii malfunctioning Sprays form or mold with parting agents Disassembles machine or machine section Cuts material to specified size ii and removes defective part Spreads compound over form and positions Repairs or replaces defective part and fabric on it reassembles machine Rubs fabric with squeege to remove air Tests machine for specified operational bubbles performance Applies additional layers of compound and Other (specify) fabric, as required Trims edges of fabric and allows part to cure Performs tasks of unskilled nature in Removes laminated product from form or plastics fabrication plant: mold Removes molds from ovens Other (specify) Removes castings from molds Cleans molds Casts plastic articles: Strips stamped, sealed, or cut plastic Coats mold sectio, with parting agents bodies from panels Assembles and secures sections of mold Colors products with vinyl inks Pours plastics compound in mold Fastens, glues, or cements parts of products Heats mold to cure article together Removes cured article from mold Attaches metal parts to plastics products Trims flash from article, using knife or Other (specify) power handtools Other (specify)

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communicationresponsibilities.

Management Helpers Supervisors Quality Control Personnel Other Supervisors Maintenance Personnel Workers Other (specify)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training required.

Elementary Technical Training High School Vocational Training Junior College On-the-job Training College Other (specify)

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop worker skills.

Trade related subjects and courses: Blueprint Reading Applied Mathematics Estimating Basic Chemistry Laboratory Procedures Care and Use of Tools Test Procedures 72 !4 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Human Relations Effects of Solvents Principles of Supervision Resistance to Marring Other (specify) Related Properties Properties of Thermosets: Plastics: Properties of Basic Thermosetting Introduction to Plastics: Materials Survey of Field of Plastics Aspects of Fillers on Properties Trade Terminology Effects of Cure Origins, Development, and Future of Plasticity of Molding Procedures Plastics Strength-Weight Ratios Principles of Polymerization Dies and Molds: General Principles of: Design of Molds Polymerization Types of Materials for Molds Polycondensation Types of Molds Polarity Production of Molds Colloidial Properties Hobbing Crystallinity Electric deposition or Electro-forming Determination of: of Molds Molecular weights Shop Production Procedures: Viscosity Requirements of Shop Setup Applied Chemistry of Plastics Materials: Hydraulic Supply Systems Chemical Structure of Synthetic Resins Hydraulic Presses Nature of Plastics Injection and Extrusion Presse Linear and Cross-Linked Plastics Preparation of Materials Sources of Basic Chemicals: Injection Molding Coal Compression and Vacuum Molding Proteins Blow Molding Petroleum and Petroleum Gases Sheet Lamination Chemurgy Cast Resins Natural Resins Shop Inspection Practices Synthetic Elastomers: Extrusion Molding Practices Synthetic Rubbers Extrusion Molding of: Isoprene Tubes Styrene Monomers Sheet Vinyl Acetylene Profile Shapes Vulcanization Machine and Fixture Setup Comparison of Properties of: Machine Types Butadiene Self Polymers Screw and Cylinder Construction Butyl Rubber Heater Elements Thioplasts Cooling Procedures Manufacture and Processing of Plastics of Care and Maintenance of: Phenol-formaldehyde Molding Powders 0 Machines Urea-formaldehyde Molding Powders Tools Polystyrene and Other Polymers Work Areas Cellulose Acetate Compression Molding Practices: Cellulose Nitrate Mold Setup Process of Thermal Polymerization 0 Ejector mechanisms Emulsion Condensation Molding of Parts Properties of Thermoplasts: Transfer molding Physical Properties Machine Types Flow Properties Heating Media Effect of Temperature on Physical Cooling Jigs Properties Care and Maintenance of: Fatigue Resistance Tools Creep and Creep Recovery Materials

73 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Thermo-forming Practices: Resins and Ancilla Materials Machines and Mold Forms Design and Construction of Tooling Materials and Methods of Forming Pre-impregnation Vacuum Pumps Heat Treatment Cutting and Edging Catalysts Clamp Fixtures Fillers F'reheater and Cooling Procedures Core Materials Decorating Methods Foam Plastics Procedures: Scrap Grinding and Maintenance Syntactic Type Foams Injection Molding: Open and Closed Cell Forms Injection Molding of Thermoplastic Materials Materials Densities Machines, Molds, and Fixtures Mixing Procedures Hating and Cooling Methods Tooling Scrap Grinding Honeycomb Structures: Preheating Paper Honeycomb Maintenance Fabric Honeycomb Blow Molding Process: Metal Honeycomb Materials Type of Structures and Uses Press Types Adhesive Bonding Molds a- Dies Welding Preheater Equipment Edge Sealing Equipment for: Test Procedures: Tube Processing Testing Principal Plastics Sheet Blowing Selecion of Plastic Materials Bottle Shape Forming Methods of Forming Machines, Die Care, and Maintenance Mechanical and Structural Properties Reinforced Plastics: in Plastics Lay-up Work Survey of Modern Plastics Pre-form Molding Adhesives Technology Filament Winding Plastics Technology Glass Reinforcement Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, toils, equipment, or work aids used.

Machines and equipment: Dip coating machinery Abrasive finishing and deflashing Electrostatic coating equipment machines Extrusion coating machinery Bead screening machines Fluidized bed coating machinery Blender loading machines Roller coating Blenders Coiling machines Blenders-homogenizers Compounding and mixing machinery: Blow molding machinery Dry blenders Blow molding deflashing machines Intensive mixers Ca lenders Liquid mixers Capping machines Roll mills Casting machinery: Tumbler mixers Film casting Compression molding machinery Resin casting Continuous dipping line equipment Slush casting Conveyors: Vacuum casting Pneumatic conveyors Coating machinery and equipment: Vacuum conveyors Curtain coating machinery Mechanical conveyors

74 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Cooling equipment Dry materials proportioners Cooling and heating equipment Mechanical hopper loaders Cut-off machines Pneumatic hopper loaders Decorating and markingmachinery:. Metering, proportioning, and dispensing Embossing equipment machines Engraving machines Particle reduction and sizing equipment: Flock coating equipment Ball mills Hot stamping machines Knife cutting Labeling machines Pelletizers Paint spraying systems Shredders Printing systems Perforating machinery Silk screen equipment Preforming machinery: Vacuum metalizing equipment Preforming presses Degating equipment Vacuum forming equipment Dicers Presses: Die cutting presses Drill presses Dispensing machines Hot stamp foils Drying and preheating equipment: Hot stamp presses Dehumidifiers Hydraulic presses Hopper drier preheaters Rotational casting equipment Infra-red heating units Sealing machines and equipment: Mold heating equipment Die sealing Preheaters Electronic sealing Vacuum driers Electrical high frequency sealing Extruder molding machinery Thermal sealing Fiber-glass roving cutters Ultrasonic sealing Foam fabricating equipment Slitting machines Foam molding machinery Static eliminating equipment Foam sheeting machines Take-off equipment: Granulators Cooling bath equipment Grinders: Cut-off machines Ball Mills Pull-off equipment Pulverizers Saws Scrap grinders Vacuum sizers Heating and cooling equipment: Take-off systems: Chilling equipment .... Blown film take-off system Cooling towers Calendering take-off system Band heaters Extrusion and laminating take-off system Rod and cartridge heaters Flat film and sheeting take-off system Heat exchange systems Pipes and profiles take-off system Hot water and steam boilers Wire coating take-off system Injection molding machinery: Combination plunger and screw system Thermaforming systems: Plunger systems Pressure forming systems Screw systems .. Vacuum forming systems Irradiation equipment Thermaset molding machines and equipment: Laboratory processing equipment Autoclaves Laminating and impregnating machinery: Compression presses Impregnating equipment Filament winding machines and Thermoplastics laminating equipment equipment Thermoset laminating equipment Glass fiber choppers Material Handling Systems Machinery: Potting and encapsulating equipment Bulk materials handling systems Transfer presses Automatic weighing equipment Vibrators Batch weighing equipment Vulcanizing equipment

75 77 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Welding equipment: Riveting gun Hot gas welders Scissors Microwave cohesion welders Screwdrivers Electronic welders Spray gun Spin welders Other (specify) E Ultrasonic welders 0 Winding machines: Work Aids Winders Control devices: Rewinders Control valves Other (specify) Counters Diameter controls Miscellaneous Machines and Equipment: Eccentricity controls Buffing and sanding machines Flow meters Scales: Indicators Balance scales Length controls Platform scales Level controls Grinders Photoelectric cells Lathes: Pressure meters Engine lathes Pyrometers Turret lathes Recorders Hoists Sequencing controls Pumps Tachometers Vacuum pumps Temperature controls Sewing machine Thermometers Bandsaw Thickness controls Milling machines Timers Electrical discharge milling machine Transmitting devices .. Routers Viscosity indicators Shapers Weight controls Tapping machine X-ray devices Tracer mills Measuring Instruments: Shears Calipers Fiberglass dowel machine Dial indicators Other (specify) Feeler gages Micrometers Tools: Rules Handtools: Testing instruments: Files Acid bath tester Hacksaws Aging ovens Hammers iii Balances Hand spreaders Brabender testers Knives Burst testers Mallets Color testers Scissors Compressions tester Scrapers iii Dielectric tester Screwdrivers iii Electrostatic charge tester Snips Hardness tester Wrenches Heat guns Other (specify) Holiday detectors Humidity control testers Power handtools: Impact testers Buffers Infrared thermometers Drills Mass flow meters Grinders Moisture meters Polishers Spectrophotometers

76 78 MACHINES, TOOLS, 'EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS -- Continued

Tension testers Product specifications Thickness gages Standard charts Torsion meters Formulas Vacuum gages Manuals Viscosimeters Inspection reports Weathering testers Laboratory reports Ultrasonic testers Fixtures Eddy current testers Jigs X-ray testers Guides Densitometers Stops Other (specify) Clamps Hoists Blueprints Models Job orders Prototype products Material lists Other (specify) Production orders

PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate products processed or manufactured.

Advertising products Bellows Aerosol components Belting Air conditioner components Belts Aircraft components Benches Amusement park cars Bezel assemblies Ammunition cases and containers Bezels Angles Bicycle parts and accessories Antenna components Billfold items Appliance components Billiard supplies Applicators Binders Archery products Bindings Ash trays Bins Autoclave and Hydroclave components Blades for products Automobile components Blood test kits Automotive components Blower components Awnings (reinforced fiber glass) Boats Badges Bobbins Bag liners Bolts Bags Bottle: Balls and ball components Cap bands Bars Caps Barrels Carriers Bases for products Closures Basins Disks Baskets Holders Bassinets Bottles for products Bath fixtures Boudoir accessories Bathroom accessories and fixtures Bowling supplies Bats Bowls Battery parts Boxes Beads Brackets Beakers .-, Braziers Bearings Brief cases Beer carriers Brush components 77 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Brushes Coatings Buckets Coffee makers Buckles Coffee pot parts Buffers Coil forms Building components Coils Bumpers for products 1=1 Colanders Buoys Combs 0 Bushings Commodes Business machine components Communication components Button blanks Commutators Buttons Compacts Cabinet components Computer components Cabinets Conduit Cable covering Cones Cages Connector assemblies Cake covers Connectors Cameos Consoles Camera equipment and components Containers for products Cams Control panels Candle holders Conveyor components Candy sticks Cord Cannisters Core assemblies Canoes Cores Canopies Corner blocks Cans Corners Canteentops Counter tops Capacitors Couplings Caps for products Covers for products Carafes Crates Cards Creamers Cargo containers Crispers Carpeting Crystal ware Carriers 1=1 Cup holders Cartridges Cups Cases for products Curlers Cash drawers Curtains 4 Casket vaults Cushioning materials Casters Cushions Catheters Cutlery Cellular foam products Cylinders Chairs and chair components Data cells Channels Data processing equipment components Chess sets Decanters Christmas decorations and displays Decorations Cigaretic holders Dental components and equipment Circuit boards Deodorizers Circuit breakers Desk accessories and sets Circuit components Desks Cleaning aids and compounds Developing trays Cleats Dials Clips Diaphragms Clock components Dictation equipment 0 Closures for products Diffusers

Clothespins. Dinnerware Coasters Dishes

78 80 PROI)UCTSContinued

Dishwasher components Fixtures Dispensers Flashing Display Flashlights and components Disposable items Floats Dividers Float valves Dollies Flooring Domes Flower pots Door assemblies Flowers Doors Flumes Dowel pins Flvswatters Downspouts and gutters Foam products Drafting instruments Foils Drainboards Food processing equipment Drapery accessories Food service ec 'oment Drapery hardware Footwear Drawers Forks Drinkware Forms Drop cloths Frames Dropper assemblies Freezer components Droppers Fuel cells Drums Funnels Dryers and components Furniture Ducts Furniture component Edgings Fuse components Egg cartons Games and game components Egg flats Garden accessories and sets Electrical components Gardening equipment Electronic components Gaskets Emblems Gates Enclosures Gears and gear components Engravings Gift items and wares Entertainment items and parts Glasses Escutcheons Glides Fabrics Globes and globe components Fairings Golfing accessories Fans Gratings Farm equipment and components Grids Facias Grilles Fasteners Grips Feeders Grommets Fencing Grooming aids Fenders Guards Ferrules and bases Guides Fiberglass products Gun components Figures Hair accessories Filaments Hammers Film Hampers Filter components Handles Filters Hardware Finials Harnesses Fire - extinguishers Flats Fishing lures Headboards Fishing reels Headers Filaments Hearing aid components Fittings Helmets

79 8 PRODUCTSContinued

Hobby horses Measurers Hobby kits Meat trays Holders Medallions Honeycomb structures Meters Hoods Microphonic components Hooks Missile components Hoppers Mixers Hose Models Hospital items and supplies Moldings Housewares Motor components Housings Name plates Hub caps Napkin holders Humidifier components Nasal aspirators . Ice buckets Netting Ice chests Notions Identification products Novelties Impellers Nozzles Indicators Nuts Infant accessories and item Office equipment components Infants' wear Optical product components Inhalers Ordnance devices and items Inserts Organ components Instrument components Ornaments Instruments Outlets , Insulation Packaging Insulators Packaging components Interrupters Packaging compounds Jars Packaging materials Jewelery and accessories Packing Joints Padding Jugs Pads Keys Pails and liners Knives Paneling Knobs Panels Labels Pans Laminates Pantryware Lamp assemblies Partitions Lamp components Patioware Lamps Pen barrels and components Lanterns Pen holders Lattices Pencil parts Legs Pet feeders Lenses Phonograph records Letter openers Photocopier components Lids Photo equipment components Lighting accessories and components Picnic accessories and items Liners Pillows Loudspeakers Pinions Lubricants Pins Luggage Pipe Mallets Pipe fittings Manikins Pipes Markers Pipettes Mats Piping components Mattresse Pitchers

80 8 2 PRODUCTSContinued

Planters Screws Plaques Scrubbers 0 Plates 1:1 Sculpture 1:1 Playground equipment Seals Plugs 1:1 Seat parts .1 1:1 Plumbing components and parts Seats Plumbing fixtures and fittings Separators 1:1 Pointers Sewer and drain fittings Poker chips and racks Sewer mains 1:1 Pules Sewer pipe and finings Pool halls Sewing machine components D Popsicle molds Shades Posts Shafts 1:1 rots Shakers Precision parts Shapes 1:1 Profiled parts Sheets 1:1 Profiles Sheeting 1:1 Projector parts Shelves 1:1 Projectors Shelving Protectors Shields 1:1 Protractors Shoe findings 0 Pulleys 1:1Shoe products 1:1 Pulls Shower doors Pump components Shower accessories 1:1 Pumps Shrouds Push buttons Shutters 1:1 Puzzles Siding ID Racks 0Signs 1:1 Radar screens Sinks and accessories Radio components Skegs 0 Radomes CISkylights Railings Sleeves 1:1 Razor components 0 Receptacles SleevingSockets 1:1 Reducers Sonar domes 1:1 Reels Sonar gear components Refrigeration components Spacers 1:1 Refrigerator accessories Spatulas Relay components Spigots 1:1 Relays Splines CI Retainers Spools Ribbons Sponges Rings Spowis 1:1 Rivets Sporting goods Rods Spouts 0 Rollers Springs Rotors Sprinklers and components Rulers Stacks Rules Stair components Runners Stampings Scale parts Stands Scales Statuary Scoops Stereo components Scrapers Stirrers Screens 0

81 83 PRODUCTS-1'e, 1, a aed stones Towers Stools Toy kits Stopcocks Toy parts Stoppers Toys Strainers Track Strapping ants Straps Trains Straws Transformer parts Strips Traps Structural components Trash cans and containers Suitcases Travel accessories Sunglasses Trays Surfboards Trim Switchcomponents Trimming Switches Trophies and components Swink mirk, Tube components Syringes Tubes Table accescorie.4 Tubing Tables Tubs Table ware. Tumblers Tabs Tuner parts Tags Typewriter parts Tanks Urinals Tape 0Utensil parts Tape components Vacuum cleaner components Tape dispensers Valve assemblies Tape recorders Valves Tapes Ventilating equipment components Tarps Vessels Ters Vials Teflon pnxiucts Visors Telephone components . Wallboard Telephone circuit networks Wall coverings Television components Washers Templates Waste baskets Terminal blocks Weather stripping Terminalboards Webbing Terminals Welting Test tubes Welts Textile industry components Wheels Thermometers and components Window components Thermostat components Windows Thread Windshields Tile Wipers Timing gears Wire connectors Tires Wire ties Toilet seats Wiring devices Tongs Yarns Tools and molds Yo-yos Tool components Zippers Tops Other (specify)

82 84 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the wirk isperformed.

Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Li Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurfacenet Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

5 83 FOOD PROCESSING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might he involved in a job - worker situation. Record an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs, and coordinates processing activities of a(n): Slaughtering and meat packing plant Creamery Canning and preserving plant Grain and feed mill Bakery Sugar refinery Confectionery plant [71 Distillery Winery Brewery Soft drink plant Organic edible oil refining plant Specialty food or food preparation plant Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Slaughtering, dressing ,, processing, or packing of meats or meat products Killing, dressing, proce,;sing, or packing poultry or small game Breaking and processing of eggs D. Canning and preserving of: Vegetables El Fruits Seafoods [..] Vegetable or fruit juices 0 Processing: Milk and dairy products L.7 Sugar and sugar products El Bakery products LI Candy and confectionery items Grain and feed mill products [] Vinous wines and spirits Distilled liquors El Malt and malt liquors D Vegetable oils Ei Animal and marine fats and oils 5 Coffee and coffee extracts E! Margarine, table oils, and other edible fats and oils L] Ice Macaroni, spaghetti, and noodles Miscellaneous food preparation Other (specify) 86 WIRT '111E WORKER GOES Continued

Prepares work and worker ,,clithles Other (specify) Assigns workers to specific duties Interprets processing orders. product Operates, ret.u,,ls. or tends machines specifications, and technical data for or equiprocia to: iize for workers Crush or mill materials il Gives workers directions concerning further processing ,,riling to assigned duties Mix or compound materials ii Advises workers on methods and procedures formula for solving work problems Obtain mixture or compound of .,,prified Reviews laboratory and testing reports on texture or consistency materials and products Separate from compound or mix ton . Orders changes in processing methods or specified materials equipment operation Produce bacteria or other micro-organisms Coordinates processing activities with for use in processing of food activities of other processing stations Break down organic molecules by Requisitions materials and supplies for fermentation scheduled processing activities Flavor or preserve food, materials, or Trains workers in machine or equipment products operation Distill liquid materials for obtaining Notifies maintenance personnel of needed specified substances , machine or equipment repairs Saturate materials with other substances , Enforces worker compliance with established Roast materials or products procedures, regulations, and safety rules Melt materials for further processing Observes workers to insure compliance Dry materials or products with work directions Dehydrate materials or products Keeps processing and production records Temper materials Prepares activity and production reports Pasteurize materials Other (specify) Extract specified sbstances from raw materials ,ils or product Reads or reviews: Cool or condense tr.: Product specifications Freeze materials or prodcts Production schedules Cook ingredients according to Mat rial spec:ict.!ions specifications Laboratory analyses of materials or Coat, fill, or decorate products with ph: Acts confectionery materials Pm-Tinting schedules Fill or stuff moldings or casings with Formulas materials Pecipes Cut or slice products or materials into Work ottierf. r.....:cified size Other ;we. iFy` Spray products with coating materials Hull materials Determines: Shell materials Manpower requirements for scheduled Peel materials operations Wash and sterilize materials or dairy Classifications of Nork m for operations ...... products processing equipment MateriP.I pro:.wing sequences Homogenize materials Maferial processing requirements Other (specify) Material requirements Routing of materials in process through Assists operator of machines or equipment processing stations to process materials or products Set up requirements for machines Sets controls for specified: Control settings on machines and Temperature equipment Pressure Adjustments to machines and equipment Vacuum required Material flow rates

ft5 87 WI I WORKER DO SContinued

Material feed raters Con,pares color of materials with standard Processing operations charts of samples Weight of material Adds materials to solution or mixture to Volume of material obtain specified: Other (specify) Concentration Strength Moves levers or controls to: Color Start or stop machines or equipment C) Taste Regtnlate speed of machines Li Viscosity SO length of stroke on press rum 0 Consistency Adjust processing operations 0 Acidity Regulate automatic feed mechanisms 0 Neutralization Other (specify) 0 Flavor Alcoholic proof Monitors: Fermentation Pahelboard gages, meters, and lights Germination Recording instruments and indicators Organic reaction Temperature gages Moves levers to dump processed materials

Flow meters , into container or tank Machine operations Starts pumps to transfer materials into next Material processing operations processing unit or into storage tanks Other (specify) Feeds materials into processing equipment or machines .Observes: Offbears materials or products Workers to insure compliance with work directions, regulations, and safety rules Performs manual operations to Product for conformance with Mix, blend, or knead ingredients specifications Shape, roll, and cut materials into specified Color, texture, and consistency of materials shape Operational performance of machines or Apply glaze, topping, icing, or decorations equipment on products Other (specify) Pull, spin, or roll confectionery products Dip products in solutions for curing, Calculates batch weights and proportions preserving, or salting of materials or ingredients Shackle legs of animals to be slaughtered Weighs matcrial or ingredients specified Stun animals before slaughtering Dumps rmiierials or ingredients into tank, Sever jugular ye: i of animals or poultry Loler, or kettle Skin animals Starts dumps and meters liqu.d ingredients Pluck feathers and clean poultry into machine or equipment , Scale, clean, and butcher fish and Opens valves to fill tank, kettle, or other shellfish equipment to specified height Tri.n meat from head of animal Opens valves to admit steam into mixture or Saw or trim animal carcass jacket of kettle or cooker Cut out, trim, sort, and wash viscera Starts agitators, mixing blades, or beaters C..1 Wrap side of carcass Feels sample of mixture for specified texture Cut standard cuts of meats or consistency Bone meat or poultry Draws sample of materials for laboratory Cut up poultry and small game analysis or testing on station Hang meat or meat products in smoHng Tests solutions for: or drying room Specific gravity Sort materials according to grade Viscosity , Remove foreign matter from raw materials Acidity ; - Pack materials or products in freeze room Flavor Sew or tie casir.g after filling with product Alcoholic c-nntent or proof Other (specify) ril 86 88 CoM1IMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication insponsibilities.

Management Workers supervisor' I [vipers Technical Personnel Crew Members Other Supervisors Other (specify) Laboratory Person:.)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

I(eroril 1111 "X" to Millman rilneation eind training rcquirements.

Elementary Technical School High School Apprenticeship Junior College On-the-job Training College Other (specify) Vocational School

UNION AFFILIATION

Record an "X" to indicate onion affiliation.

Teanwfors Affilia)ed Locals: Packing House Workers Union Grain Ma...is Union . ,.ery Employees and DrivesUnion B !:weii, Soda, and Mineral Water Bottlers Brewery and Brewery Worker!..; Union F. ni Pro:, 4sors, Packers, Warehouseman, Bottlers Union Clerical Cannery Workers Union bakery and Confectionery Workers, Packing House, Food, and Allied International Union of America Workers Union Butchers Union Distillery, Wine. and Allied Workers Baker's Union International l lino]) Food Processors, Helpers, and Sales Other ispitify) Drivers Union

LICENSURE OR CERTIFICATION

Record an "X" to indicate licenses or certification required.

Federal E Local State Other (specify) County

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to idicate machines, tools equipment, or work aids used.

Machines: Conveyors: Blanching machine Belt conveyors Elevators Blenders Blending tanks Pneumatic conveyors Screw conveyors Casing machines: Casing running machine Cleaning machines: Casing linking machine Air cleaning machines Casing stuffing machine Linter machines Washing machines Centrifuges 87 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Coating machines: Screening machines: Candy enrobing nmehine Vibrating smelts Candy sanding machine Sifting machines king machines Shaking machines Spray coating machines Carton forming, filling, and sealing Cake forming presses machine Cake stripping machines Carton scaling machine Coring machines Packaging machines Churning machines Pitting machines Doughnut making machines Peeling machines Cutting machines: Pelletizing machines Dividing machines Pretzel forming machine Dicing machines Pan greasing machine finlving machines Shelling machines Chopping machines Wafer making machine Grating machines Dehairing machine Mincing machines Car tipple machine Shredding machines PreSSes: Silver cutting machine Extruding presses Slicing machines Hydraulic presses Hulling machines Deoiling presses Grain polishing machines Sugar cube presses Egg breaker and yolk separating machine Pumps: Grinding mills: Centrifugal pumps Fuss mills Vacuum pumps Hammerrnills Material transfer pumps Impact mills tick inserting machines powder mills Other (specify) Roil mills Stone grinding mills Mixing machines: Tools: Beater mixer machines Handtools: Batter mixer machines Wrniches Dough mixing machines Screwdrivers Mingling machines Knives: Rotary drum mixing machine Boning knives .c'ortator Trimming knives titling merhines: Fillet knives Carton filling machines Curd knives Bag filling machines Meat saws Bottle filling machines Cleavers Pie filling machines Scrapers Molding machines Spatulas Candy molding machine ri Curing injection machine n_.1 orks Filters: Brushes Char filters ri Icing bags Filter presses L.] Hand beate,:s Plate and frame filter presses Other (speci110 Rotary leaf filter Rotary drum vacuum filters Sorting machines: Power handtools: Electric eye sorting machines Electrical handtools Sorting and sizing machines Pneumatic handtools Sizing machines Other ispFeify) ti 88 MACHINES,DOLS,EI,1111111ENT, AND WHIik AIDS--Connimed

Equipment: Work Aids: Processing tank equipment: Measuring devices: Melting tanks Micrometers I Flotation tanks iti.f.munnuefrr. I. Settling tanks Thermometers Mixing tanks Salinorrieters Cistern tanks Pyrometers Weigh scale to Mt meters Fermenting tanks I iydrometers Germination tanks Alcohol proof hydrometer Steeping tanks Tit rometcr Brine tanks Manometer Brine making tanks Turbidometer Carbonation tanks Calorimeter 111 Curing tanks Viscosimeter 111 Refrigerated tanks Flow meter 111 Proofing tanks Other (specify) 111 Tempering tanks Other (specify) Manuals: Processing manuals Equipment operation manuals Sterilizing equipment Safety manuals Cie.:a-in-plate equipment Other (specify) Diffusing equipment Beet diffusing equipment Specifications: Percolating equipment Processing specifications Smoking equipment Material specifications Roa Sting equipment Product specifications fil Continuous roasting equipment Other (specify) Crystallizers Sulfurizing equipment Station logs Smoking equipment Production reports Rectifier equipment Processing reports Pasteurizers Formulas Homogenizers Recipes Continuous milk processing equipment Production forms Dehydrating equipment Testing forms Li Evaporators Proofsticks Ovens Molds Continuous baking ovens Funnels Retorts Cooling slabs Oasts Heating slabs Furnaces Warming slabs Other (specify) Skewers Airbases Waxpaper Processing rooms: Mixing bowls 111 Smoke rooms Ultraviolet lamps Wine cellars Sorting tables Proofing rooms Chopping blocks Freeze rooms Color charts Other (specify) Other (specify)

91. 89 PRODUIA'S

Record an "X" to indicate type ta r product processed or modueed

Type Of food products: Pigs feet Baked Pork Boiled Sausage Boned Sw Bottled Tripe Brined Vienna sausage Canned Other (specify) Convent rated Condensed Meat byproducts: Cooked Grease. Cult .tred Hides Cured Lard Dehydrated Tallow Deviled Other (specify) Dressed Dried Meat animal food: Fermented Horsetneat Flash frozen Bone meal Freeze dried Dog meat Fresh Cat meat Homogenized Other (specify) Jammed Jellied lI Poultry and poultry products: Kosher Chicken Packaged Cornish hen Paste Duck Pasturized Eggs Pickled Geese Potted Turkey Powdered Other (specify) Preserved Salted Small game: Smoked Rabbit Spiced Hare Steamed Other (specify) Stewed Stuffed Seafood and seafood prodw Vitamiriizcd Finfish: Other (specify) Anchovies 0 Cod Meats and meat products: Herring 'acon Mackerel Beef Salmon Blood meal Sardines Corned beef Swordfish Frankfurters Tuna Headcheese Other (specify) Lamb Luncheon meats Shellfish: Meat extracts Clam Meat meal Crab Mutton .. .. Lobster Pastrami Mussels 90 92 PRODUCTS Coniumed

oyster. Fruit nectar Scallops LI Fruit puree Shrimp Li Fruit puildiug LI Other (aPevilY Fruit glare Fruit conceuiride ai.00d products: Nuts: Caviar Almond paste LI Clam chowder Nut Oil LI Finnan haddie Vegetables Li Fkh egg bait Vegetable pastes: Fish oil meal Tomato ketchup LI Fish oil: Tomato chili sauce LI Cod liver oil Tomato paste LI Whale oil Tomato puree LI Fish pet foods Vegetable juices LI Other (specify) Vegetable puree LI Vegetable oils and spreads: Dairy products: Margarine LI Anhydrous milkfat LI Olive oil LI

Baby formulas .. Salad oils LI Butter LI Corn oil LI Buttermilk LI Cottonseed oil LI Butter oil LI Soybean oil LI Cheese: Castor oil LI Cheesepasks Coconut oil LI Cheesespreads Palm kerneloil LI Chocolatemilk Peanut oil LI Cream Safflower oil LI Ice cream Vegetable cookingoil LI Ice creammix Shortenings LI Ice milk Other (specify) LI Kumyss Lactose Grain products: Malted milk Breakfast cereals LI Mellorine Bran and middlings: Milk.. Oat LI Parfait Rice LI Sherbert Rye LI Spumoni Wheat LI Yogurt. Corn products: Zoolak Corn flour LI Other (specify) Corn sirup LI Corn oil cake LI Agricultural food products: Corn oil meal LI Fruits: Corn starch LI Cider Corn sugar LI Fruit butter ... Dextrine LI Fruit cocktail Dextrose LI Fruit jelly Gluten LI Fruit juice. Hominy LI Fruit jam Hominy grits. LI Fruit marmalade Flour: Fruit paste Pi ,..za LI Fruit preserves

91 PRODU(:TS--Colitimied

Buckwheat C_ ciiiibuiiiiiiry products: Rice I candy Rye 17 Gaudy tiiri, FT1 Sorghum grain 1- tlifiwiiii, gum ii Wheat I. Chocolate candy Ll Flour blends o mixes: Cough (Ips Biscuit .. L_ Licorice 0 Cake 1:1 Lozenges I:7 Doughnut 0 Marshmallows Gingerbread Marzipan I:7 Pancake Nuts I:7 Phosphated Baking chocolate I:7 Graham Chocolate coatings Starch: Chocolate sirup I:7 Potato Cocoa I:7 Rice Other (specify) El Root Wht,: Beverages: Oatmeal Malt liquors: Other (specify) Ale Beer I:7 Near beer I:7 Bakery Products: Stout I=7 Bagel Malt i I:7 Bread Vinous liquors: Buns Brandy I:7 Cakes Brandy spirits Crullers Wine I:7 Doughnuts Distilled or blended liquors: knishes Applejack I=7 Pastries Cocktails I:7 Pies Cordials IE7 Rolls Ethyl alcohol I:7 geoils Gin fl Liqueurs Ll

. Rum Ice cream cones VOdka I=7 Pretzels Whiskey: Super wafers Bourbon IE7 ZwieL ick Rye I:7 Otl-,er (specify) Scotch Soft drinks and carbonated water: Sugar and sugar products: Birch beer I:7 Beet sugar Root beer Beet molasses Carbonated soda pop I:7 Blackstrap molasses Ginger ale Brown sugar Mineral water I:7 Cane sugar Other (specify) Cane sirup Dried beet win Flavorings, Extracts, and Sirups: Invert sugar Beverage bases Pondered sugar Bitters I:7 '-ztigar cubes Burnt sugar

Otk.i:'. . Coffee flavoring and sirups

94 1,1(i)11111 IS Golan eil

Specialty 11 )ods: Coffee einiventrittlis Baby foods [ii Ice; Corti chips [] Cullum Gelatin desserts n I Kraut I Block ibwy I ..1 Mitearimi Box lunches Fl Noodles Peanut butter Spaghetti Potato chips Vermicelli TV dinners n Bakers malt National native t,,iiils [1 Baking powder Other (specify) L I Chicory Instant cocoa Seasonings and dressings: Instant chocolate Food dressings Leavening preparations French dressing Maple sirup Horseradish Marshmallow creme Mayonnaise Pancake sirup Mustard Pectin Pickles Tea Relish 0 Yeast Russian dressing Corn chips 1..] Soy sauce Bouillon cubes Meat seasonings Cider Spices Gelatin preparations Vinegar Meat seasonings Other (specify) Peanut butter Spices Miscellaneous food products: Vinegar Coffee Potato chips Coffee extracts Other (specify) Instant coffee

ENVIRONMENTAL SPITING

Record an after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Scrvice Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

93 HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY, AND ANTHROPOLOGY WORK

Inventory

WHAT WORKElt I

Listed lu.low arc activities that 'night he itiolvil in a joh-wo kr, sittialion.Itecord all "X" after ea It activity relating to the lid,I. ig

Plans, organizes, and ronducts: Historical research arid studies Reconstruct chronological ace, ads of current or past events: Dealing with some phase of ovity as: Individuals Social groupings Ethnic groupings Political groupings Geographic grouping Reconstruct a career or nhaviw ill a life of an individual Reconstruct the genealog, background of an individual or family Establish the descent from a specific ancestor and identify forebears Authenticate details of items peculiar to given historical period or specific locality Avoid anachronisms and inaccuracies in depicting items of a specific historical period Other (specify)

Sociological research and studies on: Origin and development of human beings 1:1 Patterns of culture and social organization arising from group life in .society Relationships between criminal law and the social order and causes of crime 1:1 Group relationships in an industrial organization Plinishmeat for, and prevention of, crime 1:1 Management of penal institutions and rehabilitation of criminal offenders 1:1 Rural problems caused by impact of scientific and industrial revolutions on the meal way oflife Effect of physical environment and technology on spatial distribution of people and their activities 1:1 Social problems arising from group or individual deviation from commonly accepted standards of corduct Social ptohlems rooted in the failure of society to achieve its collective purposes Social patterns and distinctive problems resulting from urban environment 1:1 Other (specify) 1:1

Physical anthropological research and studies concerning: Origin, evolution, and races of man Man's distribution and characteristics 1:1 Meanings and causes of human physical differences Physical and physiological adaptions to different environments and heredity characteristics of living populations 1:1 Growth patterns, sexttal differences, and aging phenomena of human groups 1:1 Other (specify)

Archeological research, expeditions, studies, and field work to: Reconstruct records of extinct or preliterate cultures 1:1 Reconstruct records of literate periods of major civilizations 1:1 94 96 WHAT THE WORKER DOES Continued

Uncover, reconstruct, and preserve Researches sources of information artifacts of civilizations Consults with experts or witnesses Interpret artifacts according to civilization of events and period of history, Organizes and evaluates data on basis of Other (specify) authenticity or relative significance Reduces and processes data Ethnological research and comparative Analyzes, classifies, and infrrpels: studies concerning: Data on social phenomena a3: Cultures, or selected aspects of living Communities peoples of extinct races Social institutions Histoncal relationships or typographical Ethnic minorities classifications of cultures Social classes Pre-industrial or non-western societies Social changes to ascertain the culture's: Archeological findings in order to determine: Social and political organization Age and period of artifacts or civilization Religion Cultural identity Economics Other (specify) Mythology and traditions Intellectural and social life Prepares: Other (specify) Historical narrative, brief, or outline from data Scientific linguistics research and Literary portrayal of character based studies concerning: on findings Structure and development of a Charts showing lines of descent and language family relationship Words and their structural History of family in narrative form characteristics Historical accounts on: Reconstructing and deciphering Technological evolution within an ancient languages industry Components, structure, and relationship Manners and customs peculiar to a within a language certain period Origin, history, and development Development within specified discipline of words or field of work Tracing derivation of words Reports on anthropological findings us: Tracing mcaning of words from origin Human physique of race in parent language to present usage Social customs Development of improved methods of Artifacts ?orated translation Scientific papers or publications on Teaching of language to other than research native speakers Description of differences between two languages Preparation of language teaching for improving translation methods materials, dictionaries and Other (specify) handbooks Reducing unwritten language to standardized writter. form Applies anthropological data and techniques Preparation of literacy materials for solving problems of human relations of the language in fields of: Other (specify) Industrial relations Race and ethnic relations Identifies and states nature, scope, and Social work area of researcll Public administration Develops methods techniques, and means Education for collecting and evaluating data Public health Directs and coordinates activities of Foreign or transcultural programs research workers Other (specify) Q 95 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Formulates theories from research for Other (specify) 111 application in: Historical field 111 Studies human fossils and their meaning Sociological field in terms of long range human evolution Anthropological field Observes and measures bodily variations Ethnological field as: and physical attributes of existing General laws of cultural development 1:1 human types Rules of social and cultural behavior 1:1 Supervises and coordinates activities of Value orientations workers engaged in: Other (specify) Digging for acheological expeditions 1:1 Uncovering ancient structures 1:1 Acts as consultant on: Locating artifacts Problems of social policy for: Locates and assembles components of Lawmakers artifacts Administrators LiEstablishes chronological sequence of each Educators culture from simpler to mote complex Government personnel and advanced levels 1:1 Specified historical events 111 Preserves artifacts for display in museums 111 Ethnic problems Other (specify) 1:1

COMMUNICATION RF PONSIBILITIES

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Library Personnel Inmates 111 Archive Personnel Groups Historical Society Personnel . Individuaits 111 Educational Personnel Industrial W., -1.ers 111 Field Personnel Civic Organizational Personnel 111 Correctional Personnel Expedition Personnel 111 Judges Other (specify) 111 Scientific Personnel

EDUCATION AND TRAlINI;',IG

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Social Sciences Sociology 111 Social Studies 111 Sociolt,by and Anthropology 111 History 111 Sociology-Psychology 111 African History Correctional Work/Administration 111 Ancient History Social Work 111 Asian History 111 Social Service 111 European History Anthropology 111 Medieval History Archeology 111 Modern History Ethnology . 111 Nordic History Philology 111 History and Government 111 Etymology 111 Oriental History Linguistics 111 Polynesian History Penology 111 U.S. History Rural Sociology 111 Biography 111 Urban Sociology 111 Genealogy Other (specify) 111

96 DEGREE

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BA MS MA D CRIM MCL Ph D M CRIM

SIAIJECTS AND COURSES

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History: Western Civilization United States, Early National Period History of England and Great Britain United States, Jacksonian Democracy a.id History of the Americas the Sectional Crisis History of the United Stales United States, Civil War and History of Asia Reconstruction Ancient Greece United States, Emergence of an Roman History Industrial icciety Early Middle Ages United Stal-s, The Progressive Period High Middle Ages and the Twenties History of the Byzantine Empire United States, The Great Depression, The Age of Renaissance War, and Its Aftermath The Age of Reformation History of the Western Movement The Age of Absolutism History of the South Age of Enlightment Early California History The French Revolution and Napoleon Recent California History Europe in the Nineteenth Century American Urban History Europe Since 1914 Economic History of the United States Early Balkan and Near Eastern History Social History of the United States Recent Balkan and Near Eastern History American Intellectual History Northern Europe Diplomatic History of the United States Social History of Europe Since 1801) Constitutional History of the United States Foundation of Russia History of the Afro-American in the Modern Russia United States Russian and Soviet Cultural History Legal History of the United States Tudor and Stuart England Imperial China Hanoverian England Modern China Victorian' Britain Traditional Japanese Civilization Recent Britain Modern Japan British Empire and Commonwealth The Early History of India Constitutional History of England Modern India, Religious Thought Latin American Peoples History of Modern India Colonial Latin America Intellectual History of Recent Japan The Emerging Latin American Nations The Chinese Revolution Modern Latin America Africa Before Parti.on History of Mexico Modern and Contemporary Africa The Caribbean Area Historians and Historiography Argentina The Literature of History Brazil Other (specify) Andean Nations of South America United States, Colonial Period Sociology: United States, Age of Revolution Principles of Sociology

97 99 SUBJECTSVDCOURSES--Comintied

Social Trends and Problems Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Elementary Statistics It.trucietion to Archeology Marriage Introduction to Linguistics The Family Comparative World Ethnology Sociology of Women Comparative Social Systems Social Psychology Folklore Sociology of Small Groups Nati,ie Peoples of Latin America Juvenile Delinquen,l, Contemporary Cultures of Latin America Social Disorganization Peoples of the Pacific Population and Migration Native Peoples of the USSR Advanced Statistics Cultures of China and East Asia Human Ecology Cultures of India and Southeast Asia Rural-Urban Tre ads Cultures of Africa Social Stratification Africa and thc New World Social institutions Prehistoric Cultures of Europe Industrial Sociology Early Civilizations of the Old World Sociology of Sexual Behavior Ancient Civilizations of the New World Sociology of Religion Prehistoric Cultures of North America Social Control Human Evolution Symbolic Behavior Human Variatior Criminology [] Political Anthropology Penology Economic Anthropology Ethnic Group Relations Personality and Culture Methods of Sociological Research Language and Culture Contemporary Sociological Theory Linguistic Anthropology Family Life Education The Dynamics of Cultural Craange Sociology of Knowledge Field Methods in Archeology Research Methods Analysis of Interpretation of Sociological Theory Archeological Data Population and Ecological Analysis Methods in Ethnology and Social Sociology of the Aging Anthropology Occupational Attitudes and Norms Linguistic Methodology in Morphology Demography of Social Disorganization and Syntax Race Relations Methods in Physical Anthropology Social Statistics History and Theory of Anthropology Advanced Social Psychology Foundations of Anthropological Quantitative Sociology Knowledge Other (specify) Kinship and Social Organization Primitive and Peasant Economics Anthropol gy: and Development Introduction to Physical Anthropology Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

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Machines and Equipment: Hoists Earth Moving Equipment: Winches Bulldozers Cameras: Backhoes Motion Picture Cameras Motor Patrols Still Cameras Motorized Shovels: Alidades Clamshells Laboratory Equipment Bucket Shovels Other (specify) Pumps

98 U() M WHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, ANI) WORKAIDSContinued Toad: Census Records Fi Spades Rural Population Revolt's Trowels Church Records Brindles Diaries Mt:alluring Tools Personal Papers El. Other (specif!) Wills Correspondence, Work A id4: Court Records Data: Other (specify) Survey Data Historical Data Artifacts: Biographical Data Animal Fossils Geographical Data Human Fossils Genealogical Data Skeletal Remains Zoological Data Parchments Topographical Data Scrolls Botan;eal Data Pottery Prior Archeological Data Pictorial Artifacts Scientific Data Other (specify). Demographic Data Industrial Data 0 Published Materials Technological Data Pictorial Materials Criminal Data Cataloging Materials Physical Environment Data Adhesives Other (specify) Glues Preservatives Records: Plane Tables Birth Records Rigging Materials Baptismal Records Precision Measuring Instruments Death Records Sketches Marriage Records Scientific Illustrations Archive Records Other (specify)

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

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Agricukure Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit CI Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify) Cl oi 99 INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS MANUFACTURING

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WHAT THE DOI'S

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Directs and coordinates activities 14)11(1911(41 with inaniihirturing instrumettim, apparatus, devices, and related equipment used for such (n..1(6(111.11 purposes as: Analyzing

Controlling Counting Detecting Directing Sighting and Viewing Measuring: Gaging Metering Indicating Recording Testing Timing Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Fabricating parts used in manulliture of products Assembling: Parts into units or subassemblies Parts, units, subassemblies, and hardware into completed product Inspecting: Materials Fabricated parts Assemblies Products Testing: Parts, subassemblies, or products Calibrating instruments, apparatus, or devices Other (specify)

Plans or determines: Manpower requirements Work schedules Production schedules Worker schedules Worker training activities Testing activities Inspection activities Calibration activities Other (specify) .1 02 100 WIlAT THEwoliKEfi1101,l;untinuud

Prepares work schedules Material specifications Assigns workers to specific duties Machine fabricating operations Gives work directions to workers concerning required assigned duties Ilaml fabricating operations Inspects random samples of work for Work aids required Cl conformance with specifications and Subassembly procedures and sequences standards Pnithwt assembly procedures and Interprets production orders, specifications, sequences drawings and technical data for workers Inspection requirements Advises workers on methods and procedures Testing requirements for solving work problems Calibration methods and procedures Enforces worker compliance with Product rework or repair requirements established work practices, regulations, Other (specify) and safety rules Evaluates worker performance Sets up machines and equipment (r Recommends personnel actions, such as other workers promotion, discharge, or disciplinary Sets up and operates machines actions Controls operation of machines or Requisitions materials, tools, parts, and equipment equipment Tends machines or equipment setup by Keeps production and work records others Prepares production reports Other (specify) Trains workers in: Setup and operation of machines or Obtains machine fixtures, holding devices, equipment to fabricate or process parts toots, and work aids for required Subassembly methods and procedures operations Inspection methods and procedures Installs, alines, and secures: Testing methods and procedures Machine fixtures, holding devices,or Calibration of instruments and apparatus tools in or onto machine Reworking defective materials, parts, and Diesordie sets assemblies Workpiece in machine or holding Repairing instruments, apparatus, or device equipment not meeting specification Machine stops and guides Fabricating and assembling prototype Tools in toolholders, chucks, or parts and models of products spindles Other (specify) Other (specify)

Coordinates work activities win, Moves controls or levers to: activities of other departments Set machining speeds Reads, analyzes, or reviews: Set speed of rotation of workpiece or Product specifications machine Production orders Set timer or temperatures for specified Fabrication specifications operations Assembly instructions and specifications Set pressure requirements for press Blueprints operations Engineering drawings or sketches Position tool in relationship to Operational specifications of products workpiece Inspection report Feed tool onto workpiece Testing reports Start and stop machine or equipment Rework orders Readjust machine or equipment Salvage procedures operation Other (specify) Other (specify)

Determines from data: Lays out on workpiece: Mater; d requirements Reference lines and points 103 101 WILkT THE 11'I)10111 MIES --Conlimied

L0(.1101111 of holes I 1111er-related parts in specified Dimonsional specifications l alimmient and relationship In rich

()pliesl element machining directions 1 other I.1 Pattern outline i Setting specified clearances between

lulling lines l moving parts Bending and limning lines l Fasletting or securing park iii place,

Clinton'. and piofile of pall l using: ()titer (specify) I Clamps III sorow,, n Fabricates instrument, apparatus, or Illy.'. . El equipment parts by such method~, as: NutsMAhells El Machining El crimping or slaking kills Bending Snider El Forming 0 Brazes El Winding rl wrids Hie drawing Adio.Hiv,,m Grinding Plastic compound Lapping Other (specify) Polishing Etching Comparing assembly with sample Engraving assembly Glass blowing Connecting and securing pins or wires to Electroforming terminals Painting Installing: Electroplating Gear train Encapsulating Subassemblies Filling Mechanical units 0 Charging Electrical units Heat treating Optical elements Crimping Electronic elements Staking Attaching hands or needle points on Cutting dial faces Stripping Securing cover or housing on unit, Glazing assembly or product Sizing Other (specify) Covering El Tempering Inspects materials, parts, or assemblies Other (specify) for such defects, as: Burrs El Prepares for assembly of parts, s El Scratches subassemblies, and products by: Pitted plating Obtaining specified parts, materials, and Cracks assemblies Optical power Selecting holding devices, tools, and work Loose connections aids for specified assembly El Faulty welds, brazes, or soldering Arranging materials, tools, and work aids Faulty assembly on work station Other (specify) Binding of moving parts Other (specify)

Assembles parts or products by: Measures parts for conformance with Placing or positioning: specifications for: Holding device, fixture, or jig specified Length for assembly function Width Base plate, housing, or part in device Height 102 104 WHAVI'111.1 WOltiElt

Expansion of Iellows I.: Computing' Contrite Hon of bellows Ditimentiala in ililgroca of Thickness of coaling 111, plating 111111peratorm, Other (specify) Ibtfortattiala in 11141551114,S Vnlnos of 1.111111111111 ronintauce TOMS 18111, 115110111111y, or product by; Adjusting colihralkal suriovs Connecting to testing toptipottoti nr Itesening tension on springs maehine Adjustingt bearings on calibrating 111111 Setting controls for specified: weight ill calibrating arm Temperature Soldering wire of valibrating arm Ito Current or voltage bearing Pressure Adding required ballast I. 1 voctitim 171 Bending contacts for specified length Speed El of travid Starting equipment mu I observing: Adjusting meshing of gears iu gear Readings on gages and meters of testing trains LI equipment Repositioning atowt El Readings of instrument under wit (filler (specify) Action of instrument for specified performance Reworks: Instrument for evidence of Parts to remove defect:41)y: malfunctioning Filing Instrument for need of calibration Grinding Immersing: Scraping Part in water to detect leaks Lapping Instrument in water of known Polishing temperature to insure accuracy of Burnishing measurement Straighting Instrument in liquid solution of known Replating gravity to insure accuracy of reading Recoating Records nature of tests and results in Recoloring testing log Assemblies and products by: Analyzes test data to determine cause of Disassembling unit or product malfunction Examining parts, connections, and Enters cause of defect on rejection tag assembly Routes product for rework or salvage Moving parts to insure freedom of of usable parts movement Other (specify) Measuring parts for conformance with dimensional specifications ilibrates instruments by: Measuring clearances between parts Connecting or installing instrument in Testing continuity of circuitry calibrating machine or equipment between parts Starting equipment or machine Removing and replacing defective Observing indicator lights and gages on parts test panel board Soldering loose connections Reading of meters or gages on instrument Resetting clearances under test Reassembling product or unit Recording: Other (specify) Temperatures at which controls or contacts react Pressures at which instrument Records rework activities and type or operates cause of defect Electrical resistance or other Routes reworked assembly or product for characteristic testing or calibration

103 105 WIIA'I"111E WOIIKEll DOESCol

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COMMUNICATION RESPN!;11111.1TIES

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Quality Contnil Pe manic! Other (specify) I I Engineering Personnel

EDUCATION ANI) TRAININC

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Elementary ElApprenticeship i 1 High School Military Schooling 11 junior College On-the-joh Training LI Vocational School Other (specify) Technical School D

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Related Trade Theory: Rectilinear Motion in a Horizontal Plane Mathematics: Nonlinear Motion Review and Basic Slide Rule Work and Energy Basic Rules of Algebra Simple Harmonic Motion Solution of Irregularities Temperatures, Measurements, and Graphing Scales 1=1 Remainder Theorem Heat Energy 1=1 Slope of a Line Transfer of Heat Energy 1=1 The Derivative Thermal Properties of Materials Applications Involving Maxima Minima Gas Flow Applications of Negative, Fractional Hydrodynamics and Zero Components Hydrostatics 1=1 Exponential and Logarithmic Equations The Magnetic Field 1=1 Sequences The Electro-Magnetic Field 1=1 Fundamental Principles of Permutations Magnetic Properties of Matter 1=1 and Combinations Induced Electromotive Forces 1=1 Probabilit!, ),1,11ity Control Coulomb's Law 1=1 Functions The Electric Field 1=1 Areas Electric Potential 1=1 Rates, Derivatives, and Integration Capacitance Properties of Dielectrics 1=1 Volumes and Solids Electrochemistry and Thermoelectricity 1=1 The LaPlace Transformation Electronics 1=1 Other (specify) Elementary Solid State Physics 1=1 Sound-Wave Motion Ell Physics: Sound-Vibrating Bodies Forces and Components The Nature and Propagation of Light 1=1 Engineering Characteristics of Lenses and Lens Aberrations 1:1 Common Materials Optical Instruments 1=1 104 1 06 511111E4 TS ANI11:111111SES

Mirrors 1°100111111AV and Human Plionieleutrie-Plionoresistive amt Nuinelicall Control Photovoltaic Devices Analytical Syntems Di I:fraction and 1;iiiilsocc mid Connell Techniques (WWI' (HI11+4,11.Y Mictimiiiiialtiti4atiou Problems and

(:ieoilies AC alul 1)1'4 Development of Sills's vista y ( it ies H Resistance Calculations-I )11111's hiky )11101 (kililiCifY ) I I I ...... I I 'I .1.'111

Series 111111 Parallel Circuits .. I

Networks 1111111 111111,11,41,11111 T1,111111111114Y

Electric Fields and Capacitanco M1,1111111i1.111 (4001611AM ill1+11111'H: 111agnelle Fiehls and Inductance 1(11VieW Meters h'1901111.0 I ;1411M Sine Wave Liquid 31111 GLIM HOW Me101111111'111 1 Series t:111111111, M T1,111110111111t1 MVIIN11101111,11114 Parallel Circuits, AC I himidity Instruments Polyphase Specific Gravity Nleitiementeim Other (specify) Viscosity Measurements (Idler (specify) Electronics: Vacuum Tubes Eke Ideal Mcunuring Principles: Semiconductor Characteristics Review of Fundamentals Power Supplies Electrical Pressure Transducers Audio Amplifiers Electrical How Device's El Timing Circuits Electrical Level Transducers Radio-Frequency Amplifiers Electrical Temperature Transducers Detector Circuits Potentiometric Devices Electronic Insinments Indicating, Recording, andRegistering Other (specify) Equipment Analytical Instruments Technical Reporting: Radiation Type Instruments Diagnostic Tests Humidity-Measuring Devices Technical Sketching :dler (specify) Dimensional Drawing Pictorial Drawing Instrument Shop Practices: Electrical and Electronic Symbols Safety Rules and Precautions Instrumentation Symbols Organization and Function Sketch of Simple Instnimentation- General Classifications of instruments Installation Records Required Graphical Presentation of Data Test Fixtures The Engineering Report Assembly of Common Mechanical and Other (specify) Pneumatic Instruments Performance Tests Communication skills: Other (specify) Sentence Structure. Using Resource Materials Control Principles and Telemetry: Written Expression What Constitutes a Process Talking and Listening Process Characteristics: Improving Reading Efficiency Static Conditions Other (specify) Kinetic Conditions Responses of Components and Systems General and Industrial Economics Energy Characteristics of the Process Industrial Organizations and Institutions E Feedback Control System: Facilities, Equipment, and Costs E Closed Loop Chemistry for Instrumentation Open Loop

105 107 SUBJECTS AND COCIISCS I

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MACHINES, TOOLS, E1UIPN1ENT, AND \VOID. Alit`)

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Machines; ,,dileting iron ..... Machine tools: Soldering gun , Lathes...... Pipe twitches Milling machines I lammers Shapers Powerhnnlhunls Routers (later' (specify) Drill presses Surface grinders Equipment: Metal forming machines: Chemical etching Bending machine Ilion treating Brake Tempering Draw roll machine Forming roll Welding Presses: Brazing Arbor press Scales: Hydraulic press Beam Scales Straightening press Laboratory scales Punch press Ovens Stamping press Furnaces Shears Welding equipment: Saws Flash Pumps Spot Vacuum pumps Scant Other (specify) Other (specify)

Tools: Work Aids: Pliers Measuring devices: Screwdrivers Balance gage Wrenches Center gage Files Dial indicator Scrapers Feeler gage Tweezers Height gage Wire cutters Plug gage Wire strippers Surface plate Crimping tools Thickness gage Staking tools Thread gage Scissors Wire gage Flaring tools Gage blocks: Flanging tools Johannsen blocks Scribers Parallel blocks 106 108 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

V-blocks Ultrasonic test equipment Micrometers: Electrical test equipment Depth micrometer Electronic test equipment Flange micrometer Bridge gages Inside micrometer Physical charactenstics test equipment Outside micrometer Calibrating equipment Straightedges Other (specify) Depth rules Optical coPlparator Acceptance slips Meters: Approval slips Potentiometer Rejection slips Manometer Blueprints Tachometer Engineering drawings Galvanometer Inspection reports Dynanometer Inspection orders Frequency meter Records Photometer Production orders Ammeter Production reports Voltmeter Formulas Multimeter Flight simulation equipment Light meter Fabricating specifications Spectrophotometer Assembly specifications Spectrometer Sample assemblies Densitometer Holding devices Thermometer Jigs Other (specify) Fixtures Schedules Loupes Calibration standards Oscilloscope Salvage reports Binocular microscope Rework reports Stress-strain recorder Other (specify) Hydraulic test equipment

PRODUCTS

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Instrument, Apparatus, Device Uses: Photogrammetry Aeronautical Scientific Commercial Surgical Dental Surveying Drafting Other (specify) Engineering Industrial Types of Instruments, Apparatus, and Devices: Laboratory: Accoustical Chem i cal laboratory Electromechanical Clinical laboratory Electrical Pathological laboratory Electronic Research laboratory Electrical-electronic Testing laboratory Electro-optical Mathematical Electromagnetic Meteorological Mechanical Medical hanical-optical Navigation upacal Nautical Pneumatic

107 109 PRODUCTSContinued

Ultrasonic Revolution controls Other (specify) Sequential controls Telemetery equipment Analyzing Instruments, Equipment: Thermostatic controls Dust sampling and analyzing equipment Thermostats Electrical characteristics testing Timing controls analyzers: Other (specify) Internal combustion engines Radio apparatus Counting Instruments, Equipment: Electron tube Electra gamma ray loggers Gas analyzers Gieger counters Nuclear monitoring pulse analyzers Lineal tallying registers Optical analysis equipment Revolution counters Petroleum analysis equipment Turnstile counters Physical properties analysis equipment Tally registers Spectrum analyzers Other (specify) Telegraph distortion analyzer Thermomagnetic oxygen analyzer Detecting Instruments, Equipment: Waveform analyzing equipment Electronic field detection apparatus Other (specify) Electronic control detection systems Fire deter;tion apparatus Computing Instruments, Equipment: Infra-red object detection apparatus Mathematical integrators Light and heat detection apparatus Percentage correctors Mine detectors, electronic Wind correctors Magnetic field detectors Aircraft engine fuel totalizers Nuclear radiation detectws and monitors Gun data computers Personnel dosimetry devices Slide rules Probes: Other (specify) Immersion temperature probes Temperature probes Controlling Instruments: Aerodynamic probes Aircraft engine synchronizers Radar object detection. apparatus Air traffic control systems Radio field strength detectors Bimetallic element controls Scintillation detectors Combustion controls Sensing devices Control receivers Sound detection equipment Control systems Stress, strain, and flaw detector Digital command units apparatus Engine bleeding control cabinets Underwater sound detection equipment Fire control equipment Other (specify) Fuel mixture controls Gas governors Directing Instrument, Equipment: Gas regulators Compasses: Heat regulators Magnetic compasses Hydraulic system controls Gyrocompasses Inertial guidance systems Radio compasses Liquid flow controls Radio beams Liquid level controls Radio direction finders Missile control systems Gun directors Nuclear reactor controls Loran equipment Oxygen regulators Other (specify) Pressure regulators: Bellows tube type Indicating Instruments: Bourdon tube type Acceleration indicator Diaphragm type Airspeed indicator

108 PRODUCTSContinued

Angle of attack indicator Gasoline dispensing meters Angle of yaw indicator Hydrometers Combustion indicator Inclinometers Drift indicator El Integrating meters Electrical characteristics indicator Mach meters Glide slope indicator Manometers Horizontal flight indicator Moisture density meters Hydraulic pressure indicator El Odometers Omni bearing indicator Ohmmeters Pictorial position indicator Phase angle meters Physical characteristics indicator Ph meter Position indicator: Photometer Landing gear position Photopitometers Cowl flap position Pitometers Stabilizer position Pitot tubes Radiomagnetic indicator Planimeters Rate of climb indicator Power factor meters Salinity indicator l'otmtiorneters Other (specify) yrometers Refractomcters Measuring Instruments, Equipment: Reflectometers Gages: Radio field strength meters Acidity gages Seisometers Alkalinity gages Spectrometers Combustion gages Speedometers Density gages Tachometers Humidity gages Thermometers Liquid level gages Titrometers Liquid flow gages Turbidometers Pressure gages Turbine flow meters Temperature gages Voltmeters Bridge gages: Watt meters: Kelvin Watt hour meters Megohm Watt hour and demand meters Vacuum tube Watt hour and timeswitch meters Wheatstone Water meters Other (specify) Other (specify)

Meters: Accelerometers Precision Mechanical Measuring Ammeters Instruments: Audiometers Angle rings Barometers: Calipers Aneroid Dividers Mercury Gage blocks Colorimeters Micrometers

Condensate meters Optical comparators 117 Decibel meters Verniers Demand meters Surface plates Dynamometers Other (specify) Drift meters Fathomers Sighting and Viewing Instruments: Fuel meters Binoculars Gas meters Bomb sights Galvanometers Bore scopes

109 PRODUCTSContinued

Chronoscopes. Cystoscopes Field glasses Gastroscopes Gun sights Ophthalmic: Heightfinders Trail cases Microprojectors Ophthalmometers Microscopes Ophthalmoscopes Optical Interferometers Corneal microscopes Periscopes Slit lamps Polariscopes Muscle exercise apparatus Range finders Optometers Reflectoscopes r,tv ; met crs Shadowgraphs Speculums Spectroscopes Sphygomanometer Spy glasses Tonometer Telescopes Stethoscopes Other (specify) Stethographs Anesthesia apparatus Testing Instruments, Apparatus, Anthropometrical apparatus Equipment: Blood typing equipment Aircraft hydraulic control testing Blood transfusion equipment units Bone drills Coal testing apparatus Bone rongeurs Circuit digital testing equipment Forceps Electrical characteristic test equipment: Hypodermics Electrical quantities Inhalators Resistance Surgical: Voltage Knives Environmental testing equipment Needle holders Electron tube testing equipment... Saws Ignition harness testing equipment Probes Ignition testing equipment Suture needles Kinematic testing and measuring Operating tables equipment Trocars Physical characteristics testing Physician's diagnostic equipment equipment: Dental instruments and apparatus Abrasion tester Veterinarian instruments and Burst tester apparatus Ductility tester Other (specify) Elongation tester Hardness tester Surveying Instruments: Material fatigue tester Alidades Shear strength tester Transits r: Tensile strength tester Levels Torque tester Theodolities Torsion tester Plumb bobs Pump testing units Rods Microwave testing equipment Chains Semiconductor test equipment Tapes Sewage testing equipment Other (specify) Turntable indicator tester Other (specify) Laboratory Apparatus and Equipment: Bunsen burners Medical Instruments, Apparatus, Centrifuges Equipment: Furnaces Bronchoscopes Flasks 110 112 PRODUCTSContinued

Ovens Counter measure simulators Scales Digital encoders Incubators Flight simulators Distilling equipment Hydrophones Colorrnetric hydrogen ion equipment Light and heat emission operating Laser instruments equipment Maser instruments Pulsed electron guns Laser beam alinement devices Railing signaling devices D Magnetic idealization generators Spund signaling devices Pellicle mirrors Television monitor-. Vacuum pumps Time decoders Standards and calibrating equipment Traffic signals Amplifiers for nuclear reactors Transponders Micromanipulators Weapon simulators Nuclear radiation sample changers Chromatographic equipment Nucelar radiation scalers Cinetheodolites Other (specify) Contour projectors Dyna-lens Miscellaneous Instruments, Apparatus, Electron microprobes Equipment: Magnifying instruments: Audio frequency oscillators Binocular microscopes Radio frequency oscillators Loupes Oscillographs Phototnicrographic apparatus Pulse signal generators Polarizers Microwave signal generators Prisms Telephone pressurization units Spectographs Accelerating wave guide structures Other (specify)

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

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Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

113 I I I KNITTING MILL WORK

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A II Al' THE WORKER DOES

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Directs and coordinates mill activities concerned with manufacturing of: Knitted: Fabrics ri Women's hosiery stockings, and socks Outerwear Underwear Articles other than wearing apparel (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Setting up, adjusting, and repairing machines and/or equipment Operating or controlling machines or equipment to: Process or prepare yarn for knitting operation Knit parts of or complete products .... Assemble knitted parts into finished product Dye products specified color Finish or convert fabric or product Boarding of products Labeling or marking products Inspecting products Reworking defective products Pressing, boxing, and/or packaging of pnaliwts Quality control operations Other (specify)

Studies, reviews, or analyzes: Production schedules Material specifications Processing specifications Fabric specifications Product specifications Schedules Other (specify)

Determines: Processing sequences and requirements Fiber preparation requirements Yarn size, type, texture, and quantity required for each product

Setup of machines and equipment for manufacturing product 1=1 Knitting machine pattern chains Dyeing requirements Product finishing or converting operations Quality control requirements

112 114 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Manpower requirements Ofibears materials or products from Other (specify) machines or equipment

Prepares: Other (specify) Warp pattern sheets Machine or equipment setup directions Reads setup instructions for specified Processing schedules machine operation Work schedules Determines from instructions: Reports Arrangement of pattern plates on chain Other (specify) Hate perforations requiring covering Gears, cams, buttons, links, or needle Assigns workers to specific duties packs req7liring change Interprets production orders, product Temperatures, pressures, vacuum setting specifications, and technical data Machine settings for workers Other (specify) Gives workers directions for performing assigned duties Disassembles and/or removes from machine Advises workers on methods and procedures or equipment: for salving work problems Rollers Reviews inspection and test reports Pulleys Orders changes in processing operations Pattern chains for correcting defects Gears and cams Coordinates department activities with Beam those of other departments Rolls Requisitions materials and supplies Guides Trains workers in: Bars Setup, adjustment, and maintenance of Other (specify) machines and equipment Operation of machines and equipment Selects specified replacement parts or Performing assigned duties accessory equipment Notifies maintenance personnel of needed Installs, alines, sets clearances, and machine or equipment repairs secures parts and/or equipment Enforces worker compliance with Inserts cams, links, buttons, and needle established: packs in pattern plates or chain Work procedures Turns setscrews, handwheels, or controls to: Company regulations Obtain: Safety rules and regulations Specified clearances between moving Observes workers performing duties for parts compliance with work directions Specified spacing of knives on cutting Keeps processing or production records shaft Other (specify) Specified tension on materials Specified pressure on materials Regulate: Sets up machines or equipment for other Speed of feed rollers workers Operating: Sets up and operates machines Pressures Operates machines Vacuums Controls operation of processing Temperatures , equipment Synchronize speed of: Tends mill machines, machinery, or Yarn carriers equipment Dividers Assists in operation of machines or Needles equipment Sinkers Feeds materials or inprocess products Machine or equipment units with into machines or equipment other units

115 II 3 WHAT THE V /ORKER DOESContinued

Admit: Inspects or examines: Steam in box or heating coils Yarn in creel for conformance with Water into mixing tank or drum warp pattern specifications Adjust: Products for conformance with knitting Width of spreaders or tension guides specifications Operation of machine et equipment to Inprocess and finished products for: correct manufacturing defects Knitting defects, as: Start or stop machine or equipment Holes openittioris Runs Other (specify) Uneven selvedges Loose threads Threads or pulls yarn, material, or Mispicks product: Slub runs Through: Torn threads Onto: Dropped stitches Over: Dyeing defects, as: Under: Shaded parts Between: r/ystreaks Drop wires Color variations Tension devices [71 Looping defecti Stop motion devices Si:ming defects Measuring devices Open seams Spreading devices Twisted straps Needle eyes Misplacement of: Feed rolls Pockets Pressure rolls or rollers Loops Guides Buttons Rotary knives Stains or dirt on products Arm of machine Assembly defects in: Forms Fit and hang of garment, as: Head blocks Wrinkles Guide or other bars Puckers Other (specify) Bulges Positioning of: Positions or places: Fasteners Creel Buttonholes Bars or rods for knitting operations or Trimming and decorations looping operations, as: Loose buttons or fasteners Transfer bar Other (specify) Picot bar Needle bar Welt bar Welt rod Marks: Roll of material on shaft, stand, or Position for buttonholes and fasteners feed rod on garment Tube, bobbin, or cone on takeup or Knitted garments along pattern.for cutting winding roll operations Garment on sized model form Defects for: Hosiery on inspection boards Rework, such as: Other (specify) Mending Darning Removes: Repositioning misplaced buttons, Basting stitches or loose threads pockets, or fasteners Garments at end of steaming cycle Re-looping Stains or spots from garments Cutting out of defects in knitting Other (specify) Other 114 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Tests: Crochets decorative designs or trim on Textile fibers and yarns for conformance knotted products with specifications for: Blocks knitted headwear 0 Tensile strength Folds products for packaging or Size boxing Twists per inch Stacks: Solutions for specified: Folded garments between boards 0 Strength Folded garments in trays Concentration Trucks materials or products within Dyes for conformance with color mill 0 standards Sorts products according to size, grade, Hosiery for: and style Conformance with quality control Other (specify) standards Obtaining data for establishing Observes machine or equipment operation for: quality standards for new types Conformance with operational or styles specifications Stretch characteristics of: Yarn or thread breaks Welt Operating malfunctions Knee Need for adjustment Ankle Exhausted yarn packages Instep Other (specify) Tensile strength at knee Other (specify) Assembles and installs metal chains that control knitting machine operations Measures: Studies specifications of new pattern and Width of material sample fabric Garments to determine size Determines: Undyed hose to ascertain if size meets of pattern plates on specifications Arrangementchain Hosiery to determine size Perforations in pattern plate Other (specify) requiring covering Selects pattern chain links according Weighs: pattern diagram Chemicals and oyes following formula toMarks links according to sequence Dozen lots of knitted garments in chain Other (specify) Inserts connecting pins through holes in links to assemble chain Cuts: Installs pattern chain and plates Notches in material to indicate length in machine of front opening Makes trial run on machine to insure Defects from material or products knitting meets specifications Loose threads and excess material from Readjusts cams, gears, or control products CI devices as required Connecting threads between material Other (specify) for garment openings CI Other (specify) CI Builds hoards (forms) Measures and cuts canvas to cover wire Hand: frame Reworks defects in knitted products Positions and tightens canvas over Ties broken yarn ends together wire frame and sews it in place Presses pattern outline onto knitted Sews binding tape at edges to garments parts to mark arm or neck strengthen board openings Other (specify) 1 1 7 115 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Repairs looping machine: Alines and spaces needles and points, Replaces and alines worn, bent, or broken using gages and handtools looper points and needles Other (specify) Replaces and adjusts: Clipper blade Records: Trimmer blade 'rest results Changes pulleys and belts, as Production required Batches of solutions or dyes mixed Other (specify) Chemical::: used in making sohnions and dyes Casts needle or thread guide assemblies: Other (specify) Selects size and type of mold specified Positions needle or thread guides in mold Pushes trays of garments into autoclave slots and closes mold Brushes chalk marks from garments Ladles molten lead into mold opening Fastens end of yarn to empty warp Removes assembly after lead solidifies iii beam Cuts excess lead from assembly and Mixes chemical solutions or dyes according smooths rough edges to formula Alines needle and thread guides, using Adds chemicals to obtain specified gages and handtools strength or color Other (specify) Counts, folds, and places hose in bag for dyeing iii Replaces, alines, and spaces needles or Classifies hose to be redyed according points in bars: to size, style, and length Secures bar in jig or vise Fills orders of salesmen and customers for Loosens and removes clamping plate sample hose holding needles or points Inserts tissue paper liner in hose Removes and replaces defective needles Pairs hose according to grade, color, or points size, and length Replaces and tightens clamping plate Other (specify)

COMM UN !CATION I ESPONSI HI IJTI ES

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Management Workers Supervisors Quality Control Personnel iii Other Supervisors Inspection Personnel Machine Operators Maintenance Personnel Machine Helpers Other (specify) iii

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary Vocational School High School Apprenticeship Junior College On-the-job-training Technical School Other (specify) 116 118 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

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Type of machines/equipment: Flat knitting machine Automatic Jacquard knitting machine Continuous operating Link and link knitting machine Hand operated Warp knitting machine High speed Looper machine: Manually controlled Garment looper machine Multi-purpose Hosiery looper machine Pattern controlled Mixing machine Semi- automatic Drum mixer Other (specify) Napping machine Pressing machine: Machines/equipment: Hydraulic pressing machine Autoclave Mangle Beamer: Roller pressing machine Cloth beamer Steam presser Warp beamer Rinsing machine Bleaching-equipment Rolling machine Boarding machine Sewing machine Ca !miffing machine Shearing machine Clipper machine Soaking machine Cloth finishing range Shrinking equipment Conveyor Spot dyeing and winding machine Crocheting machine Tentering machine Cutting machine: Tenter frame Band cutting machine Trimming machine Bias cutting machine Weight scales: Darning machine Balance scale Detacking machine Platform scale Doubling machine Wool bleaching equipment Dry cleaning machine Wool washing machine Drying equipment: Wool tinting equipment Loop drier Wringing machine Rotary drier Winding machine: Suction drier Bobbin winding machine Dyeing machine: Rewinding machine Paddle dyer Other (specify) Rotary dyer 0 Skein yarn dyer Tools: Tumbler dyer Handtools: Dye-reeler-machine Bodkins Embossing machine Hooks Embroidery machine Knives Extractor Needles: Folding machine: Latch needle Swing folding machine Latch-up needles Tubular folding machine Crochet needles Hydraulic press Pliers Kier boiling equipment Scissors Knitting machine: Screwdrivers Circular knitting machine crihers Double-knit knitting machine Saws

119 117 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Wrenches Crayons Other (specify) Pins Tags Power tools: Formulas Drills Pencils Grinders Examining frames Soldering irons l.aboratory equipment Other (specify) Measuring instruments: Ruler Work aids: Tapes Production orders Squares Knitting schedules Hydromete Product specifications Viscosimeters Material specifications Evenness tester Pattern diagrams Break tester Pattern charts Twist counter machine Forms Space gages Head blocks Micrometers Folding boards Feeler gages Chalk Other (specify)

PRODUCTS

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Type of knit: Wearing apparel: Circular knit Boys' wearing apparel Double knit Children's wearing apparel Elastic knit Girls' wearing apparel Single knit Infants' wearing apparel Stretch knit Men's wearing apparel Warp knit Misses' wearing apparel Other (specify) Women's wearing apparel Other (specify) Knitted materials: Cloth Legwear knits: Jersey cloth Full fashion Fabrics: Full length Girdle blank fabric Knee length Pile fabric Seamless Tricot fabric Other (specify) Lace Netting Anklets Other (specify) Hose Panty hose Knit goods: Hosiery Bags Socks Ell Bagging: Stockings Meat bagging Stocking slippers Stockinette Tights Curtains Leotards Dishcloths Other (specify) Shoe linings Towels Outerwear knits: Washcloths Bathing suits

118 4fl 0 PRODUCTSContinued

Bathrobes Skirts Beachwear Slacks Bedjackets Suits Blouses 0- Pants suits Body stockings Sweaters Collar sets Sweater sets Cuff sets Wristlets Dresse4 Other (specify) Gloves Hats Under ear: Headwear Drawers Housecoats Fcundation garments Jerseys Girdles Mittens Panties Mufflers Slips Neckties Step-ins Scarfs Shorts Shawls Jockey shorts Shirts Undershirts Shoulderettes Other (specify)

EN VIRONN1ENTAL SETTING

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Agriculture Financial Commercial Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military U Sales Nonprofit Communication. Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

121 119 LIBRARY WORK

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WHAT THE WORKER DOES

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Directs and coordinates activities concerned with: Operations of a: Public Library system Branch library Educational institution library or library system Library department Special library Providing patrons with library services Selecting materials for library collections Acquisition of selected materials Cataloging and classifying acquisitions Designing and implementing library programs and specialservices Supervising, training, and guiding of library personnel Recruiting, selecting, hiring, and placement of personnelfor library Analyzing library or system operations and administrativepolicy and procedures Public and community relations Preparing and formating data for computer input Day to day library operations Other (specify)

Prepares, justifies, and submits budget for libraryor library system Participates in library building and program planning activities Forecasts anticipated needs for expansion of libraryprograms and services Controls budgetary expenditures within allotment Addresses meetings of library, civic, community, or educational organizations Formulates and enforces personnel policy Interprets established library policy to educational or library personnel Trains library personnel in performing assigned duties Gives directions to library personnel regarding technical aspects of duties Insures that work performed is carried out according to directions Other (specify)

Administrators: Library policy and procedures established by trusteesor governing board Special projects and experiments in new techniques of providing libraryservices Services provided by library or library system Established program of providing library services Library personnel services in accordance with prescribed regulations Other (specify)

Plans, develops, and organizes or arranges: Special library projects involving promotion of library and outreach services Special library programs and services for handicappedor disadvantaged Public and community relations programs 120 122 WHATTHE WORKER DOESContinued

Technical processes relating to Recommendations submitted by library acquisition of materials for library or other professional personnel Layout of physical facilities for library Lists of materials selected for materials and special services acquisition Systems and procedures for recording, Proposed and planned programs for housing, and maintaining library completeness and conformance with materials policy and procedures Library collections according to subject Data on reading habits to determine matter or field of interest specific needs of library patrons Library displays or exhibits for stimulating Other (specify) interest of patrons Recruiting programs and placement of professional library staff Advises: Input data for implementing automated Librarians on material selection for library programs or systems particular needs or uses Other (specify) Personnel planning on technical problems and program content ...... Consults or confers with: Library patrons on services provided Trustees, governing board, and civic by library staff groups on methods for improving: Branch and central library personnel Library administration of school activities having effect Library organizations on library services Services for patrons Administrative personnel on eligibility Faculty, educational department heads requirements for obtaining financial on present and future needs within grants specified subject area Other (specify) School administrative personnel to Compiles: coordinate cooperation between Statistics on acquisition of library school and library materials Teachers, parents, and civic groups Statistical data, population and concerning special programs and community growth rates activities of library Bibliographies and writings for Administrative library personnel to publication devise methods for increasing Lists of library materials for specific effectiveness and efficiency of purposes or according to field of library services interest Coordinators for schools and libraries Catalog cards for identification of to devise most effective methods materials and intergration in library of serving students catalog Library department heads and staff Information required for preparation concerning acquisitions of . of catalog cards materials Accession lists and records Administrative library personnel Directories of information on medical: to give information on availability Hospitals and facilities of financial grants Teaching institutions Other (specify) Licensing requirements Annotations Analyzes: Data on department activities and Budgetary requests and cost estimates expenditures for materials and personnel Other (specify) Administrative policies, procedures, and regulations Proposed building, expansion, and Reads or reviews: extension plans of library or New publications to recommend selection system of materials 123 121 WHAT THE WORKER DOES Continued

Books, articles, and journals concerning Selection lists of materials to be new developments and methods used in acquired education Reports of field investigations, personal Issues of periodicals for making decisions contacts, and monies collected regarding retention or disposal Patient medical records and ease Lost material data to determine need of histories replacement Other (specify) Materials for purposes of cataloging and classifying Recommends: Other (specify) Specific publications or materials for Conducts: acquisition Orientation classes in use of library Acquisition of private collections from resources and materials individuals or organizations Staff meeting on activities of library Reclassification of library jobs and commenting on proposals based on task evaluation Surveys of private or other collections Methods of improving organization and for possible library acquisition administration of library o. library Classes on tours of library to acquaint system students with library facilities and Actions to be taken for obtaining services eligibility for financial grants Searches of subject matter material for or assistance faculty personnel Methods and procedures for improving Interlibrary loan transactions effectiveness of library Other (specify) Promotions of library personnel Instructs individuals or readers in: Disposition of materials to department Use of card catalog and reference files heads Compilation and use of bibliographies Methods of enlarging book collections Research methodology Other (specify) Use of reference materials Operation and maintenance of machines Provides: and other equipment Patrons with reader advisory services Use of special equipment designed for Patrons with reference services blind or handicapped Inmates, patients, or staff of Library policies and procedures institutions with library services Other (specify) Handicapped patrons with reading aids Prepares: and equipment, or special type of Budgetary requests for library library materials department or branch Library department heads with Brief summaries on materials for use in guidance and supervision cataloging and classifying Patrons with information on library Reports on library activities and special activities, policies, rules, and services provided services Reference and bibliographic lists for Doctors with specified medical use by professional or staff personnel bibliographies Special services programs for Community or civic groups with special presentation program presentations Evaluations of library or library system Other (specify) from collected data Abstracts from library materials Selects: Replies to: Subject matter materials in cooperation Mail requests for information or with faculty assistance Vendors providing materials considering Complaints of patrons concerning such factors as discount allowances library services and delivery dates

122 124 WHAT THE WORKER DOES--- Continued

Materials for library or special Types: library collections Orders for materials and supplies Classification numbers to be assigned Catalog cards, shelf lists, and other new materials library materials Materials to be repaired, replaced, or Medical case histories and patient discarded according to condition records from data supplied by and value doctors Other (specify) Copies. Classification numbers on books Classification numbers onto shelf cards Evaluates: Receives material and compares them with Materials for technical, informational, or order lists esthetic qualities Replaces books and other library materials Special equipment according to intended on shelves or in files use, quality, and price Charges out loan materials to borrowers Materials in specific collections and records lending data for need of updating or revising Issues library, identification, or other cards Performance of library personnel to borrowers Educational background and experience Collects fines and overdue materials from of applicants borrowers Other (specify) Receives and records payment of fines and for lost materials Keeps serial and periodical check-in files Supervises ,,nd coordinates activities of Prepares bills and notices for overdue workers in department materials Assigns workers to specific duties Files: Gives work directions to technical or clericI Catalog cards personnel Material orders and removes orders from Insures that work meets quality and files when materials are received standards of library Stamps or marks library materials with Writes book reviews on materials and ownership identification new acquisitions Inventories materials for determining Compares list of selected materials !replacement requirements with catalog for avoiding duplications Trucks returned books to stacks for Circulates list of selected materials for shelving comment by staff Monitors library exits for insuring Trains library personnel in use of borrowed materials have been charged specialized equipment. out Translates foreign language material Traces patrons having library materials Appraises rare books or private Drives bookmobile to specified locations collections Other (specify)

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Board of Trustees Students Board of Directors Patients Governing Body Inmates Institution Administrators Patrons Library' Director Blind Persons Other Librarians Handicapped Persons Government Personnel Faculty Community Groups Library Employees Civic Groups Doctors

123 1 ?5 COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIESContinued

Business People Collectors Medical Personnel Children Business Services Personnel By Telephone Maintenance and Repair Personnel By Correspondence Association Personnel By Teletype Contributors Other (specify)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary Technical High School Post Graduate Work Junior College Doctorate Work College Other (specify)

DEGREE

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AA MS BA PhD BS DLS MA LiOther (specify) MLS

DEGREE MAJOR

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Librarianship Medical Records Librarian Library Science Medical Records Technician Medical Librarianship Medical Records Transcriber Information Science Other (specify) .Librarian Technical Assistant

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Related Subjects and Courses: Chemistry Reading and Composition Physics World Literature Anatomy English Literature Physiology American Literature History Introduction to Western Civilization Language: Introduction to Sociology French Public Speaking German Survey of Art History Spanish Business Law Italian Principles of Economics Latin Report Writing Russian Oral Communications Other (specify) General Psychology Principles of Data Processing Hygiene Speech Psychology 126 SUBJECTS AND COURSES Continued

Typing Basic References Medical Terminology Nonbook Materials Other (specify) School Library Administration Librarianship: Advanced Problems in Technical Introduction to Librarianship Services Reading Guidance for Young People Forms and Movements of Publication Reading Guidance for Children Development of the Book History of Books and Printing The Behavorial Study of Scientific Reference Sources and Services Information Flow Introductory Cataloging and Foreign National Bibliography Classification Science and Technical Literature Administration of Libraries Analysis of Contents Cataloging and Classification Introduction to Information Sciences Bibliography of the Humanities Current Developments in Information Bibliography of the Social Sciences Sciences Book Selection Seminar in Mechanized Documentation The Librarian's Reading Techniques Intellectual Freedom and Censorship Seminar in Automatic Data Retrieval Reading Guidance for Adults El Measures of Retrieval Effectiveness Bibliography of the: Law Librarianship Biomedical Sciences Introduction to Information Systems Physical Sciences Design Basic Aspects of Law Librarianship Library Systems Analysis Government Publications Data Processing for Libraries Library Guidance for Teachers Survey of Library Automation The American Public Library The Librarian and the Society College and University Libraries Book Collection for University The School Library as a Material Libraries Center School Libraries Library Services to: College and University Libraries Children Public Library Col !motions and Services Young People Other (specify) Seminar in School Libraries Personnel Administration in Libraries The Library in the Changing Social Library Technical Assistant: Scene Library Services Technical Libraries Library Resources Contemporary Library Theory and Ordering Practices Practice Circulation Procedures Information Storage and Retrieval Cataloging Techniques Data Processing in Library Technical Communications Media Services Book Binding and Book Repair Automation of Library Processes and Other (specify) Procedures Reprography and Graphic Systems Directed Research History of Libraries Medical Records Technician: Advanced Bibliography Medical Records Technology Medical Librarianship Medical Records Directed Practice Special Problems in Technical Services Seminar in Medical Records Research Methods in Library Sciences Introduction to Medical Records Selection of Materials Beginning Medical Records Science Children's Books for School Medical Records Science Libraries _ Department Supervisor Adolescent Books for School Libraries Other (specify)

1 2 7 125 ASSOCIATIONS ANI) ORGANIZATIONS

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American Association of Law Libraries Association of Cooperative Library American Library Association: Organizations American Association of School Libraries Association of Jewish Libraries American Association of State Libraries Association of Research Libraries Association of College and Research Ilibliographia Society of America Libraries Catholic Library Association Association of Hospital and Institutional Church and Synagogue Library Libraries Association Public Library Association Educational Film Library Association American Merchant Marine Library Film Library Information Council Association Medical Library Association American Society for Informational Music Library Association Science Special Libraries Association American Theological Library Theatre Library Association Association Other (specify) Association of American Library Schools

LIBRARIES AND LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS

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Libraries: Special Libraries: Federal: Information 'Z.-Au-Ices Library Library of Congress Institutional Library National Library of Medicine Industrial Library National Medical Audio-visual Medical Association Library Center Law Library National Agricultural Library Aerospace Library Library of the Department of: Engineering and Science Library Army Library for the Blind Navy Library for the Handicapped Airforce Other (specify) Interior Housing and Urban Development Library Department: Transportation Art Other (specify) Research Architecture and Urban Planning State Library Business Administration County: Biomedical 0 Central Library Chemistry Branch Library Education and Psychology City: Engineering and Mathematical Sciences Central Library English Branch Library Law Municipal Reference Library Map College Library Document University Library Music Hospital Library Oriental Junior College Library Physics Other (specify) Theater Arts 128 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Sciences and Technology Literature Social Sciences Serials Philosophy and Religion Cataloging Biological Sciences Acquisitions Education Reserve (limited loan) Children's Audiovisual Young Adults Bookbinding and Repair Fiction Circulation Extension Reference Humanities General Reference Foreign Language Special Collections History Technical Services Genealogy Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

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Machines and equipment: Copying machines Information retrieval systems: Braille: Computer Typen Printer Writers Terminal Computerized book circulation systems Viewers Call number stamping machines MEDLARS (Medical library automatic Dictaphones retrieval system) Photostat machines Microform machines: Microfilm camera book charging Readers: equipment Microfilm Adding machines Microfiche Calculators Microcard Addressographs Printers: Hectograph machines Microfilm Mimeograph machines Microfiche Cash Registers Microcard Tape perforator machines Projectors: Keypunch machines Film strip Typewriters: Motion picture Tape driven Opaque Manual Slide Magnetic Tape Selectric Videotape Electronic film inspecting equipment Overhead Electric rotary card files Transparency Illuminated inspection tables Audio equipment: Page magnifiers Recorders: Bookbinding Machines and Equipment: Tape Collators Cassette Folding machines Players: Sewing machines Tape Precision drill presses Cassette Paper drills Phonographs: Stapling machine Remote control Stitching machine Speed control Proof press Audio duplicating machines: Offset: Open reel tape duplicator Plate making equipment Cassette duplicator El Lithographic printing presses 129 127 LIBRARIES AND LIBRARY DEPARTM NTSContimied

Poster printing presses Borrower cants Automatic pocket pasting machine Courtesy cards Teletypewriter book exchange network Catalog Televisions Dale Closed circuit television systems Overdue Bookmobiles 'temente Other (specify) E' Hold Shelf List Tools: Cataloging and processing kits Handtools: Book jacket covers Rubber stumps Date slips Date stamps Atlases Marking pens Dictionaries Scissors Encyclopedias Staplers Indexing: Card sorters Guides Tapewriters Slips Book repair knives , Interlibrary loan request forms Film splicers Ink pads Other (specify) Library: Notices Power tools: Paste Electric pencils Mending: Electric staplers Tape Electric pencil sharpeners Kits Electric speedy stitchers Projector screens Electric erasers Prismglasses Other (specify) Published indices Publishers: Work Aids: Catalogs Accession books Book reviews LI Adhesives and glues Labels: Binders: Self adhesive Cassette Call number Lock Classification: Magazine Dewey decimal Periodical Library of Congress Pamphlet Book sprays Bibliographies and indexes Library furniture Book: Cabinets Carts Files: Covers Princeton files Marking boards Catalog files Marking kits Stack ladders Marking inks Step stools Ordering forms El' Wet book hand presses Pockets Children's toys and games Date slips Other (specify) Cards: Application cards

MATERIALS, PRODUCTS, SUBJECT MATTER, AND SERVICES

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Material Specialities Books 128 1:30 MATE(IALS, 1)1101111CTS, SUBJECT MAITElt, ANI) SEIIVICESCunlinucd

Reference E1 Bibliographies 1 Bibliographies Catalogs ri 1 Fiction Cl Displays and 1!%Ilibilti I-_I TIAIllit:111 Translations 1.I Textbooks Medical records n Research Book reviews L_ Braille Reading lists Brochures Publicity releases Catalogs Professional publications LI Charts E Statistical reports Documents C Survey reports Government documents El Library material inventorics House organs Catalog cards Journals Classification cards Trade journals Book marks Professional journals Order lists Manuals Annual reports Technical Correspondence Instructional Questionnaires Repair and maintenance Budgets Maps Oral History Music scores Other (specify) Newspapers Pqmphlets Subject Matter Specialities: Technical publications Art Yearbooks Architecture and Urban Planning Film strips Business Videotapes 'ili Economics Phonograph records Biology Audiotapes Chemistry Music tapes Bio-medicine Language tapes Medicine Teaching tapes Education Lecture tapes Engineering Serials Mathematical Sciences Continuations Law Foreign language publications English literature Periodicals Maps and charts Slides Documents Transparencies Music Motion pictures Physics Pictures Theater arts Film loops Sciences and technology Microfilms Social sciences Microfiches Biological sciences Microcards Education Cassette tapes Children's books Patents Young adults' books Literature reprints Fiction books Other (specify) Foreign language books History Product Specialities: Genealogy Abstracts Serials Accession records and lists Literature Annotations Humanities

129 131 MATERIALS, PRODIX;TS, SUBIE( :T MATTER, AND SERV ION-----1:4,ctimicI

Physical Orientation classes [II Philosophy and religion Audiovisual programs Periodicals Children's story hours Serials Book talks Other (specify) Community surveys Film shows Services Specialities: Hook fairs [Ti Readers advisory Creative dramatics Reference Reading programs El Children's Outreach activity Young adults Hook location Community programs Bookmobile Student C Circulation Discussion groups Copying services Creative writing Interlibrary loan services Creative media exhibits Hold services School library surveys Reserve book room Library tours a Other (specify)

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

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Agriculture Government Service Commercial Industrial Business Service Insurance Food and Beverage Legal Lodging Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify) Financial

130 1;32 LOGGING

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WHAT THE WORKER DOES

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Directs 1111(1 coordinates activities concerned with: IAIgging of trees and overall woods operations Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Cruising timber lands, estimating quality and quantity of stands, and developinglogging plans Clearing brush, piling and burning slash to reduce fire hazards and facilitatelogging activity Rigging and operating high-lead or other yarding systems Felling trees, trimming limbs, and bucking felledtrees in specified length logs Operating machines and equipment to loud logs for transportationto mill Unloading and stacking logs, sorting logs into booms, and assembling rafts \,Other (specify)

Studies and reviews: Data on topographical characteristics Estimates of quantity and quality of trees in stand Age and species of trees in stand Logging orders Site to be logged Other (specify)

Plans: Manpower requirements for operations Work schedules Logging operations Surveys of timberlands Machine and equipment requirements Sequence of unloading logs from transportation vehicles Other (specify)

Determines: Pattern, intensity, and type of survey on timberlands Sampling methods to be used in survey Organization and complement of cruise party Area to be logged Best direction for felling trees in order to: Minimize danger of breaks or damage to other trees Facilitate yarding operations Logging and yarding system to be used for survey of terrain Other (specify)

Prepares: Work schedules

131 133 WUXI THE WIIKEll OVS (,ontinued

Logging selief biles I I Ilunlllun, MO 111011 101{ on flock Estimates, and retains Engage or disengage winches

on timberland surveyed I I I10u1 logs to landing 111,41 Reports on logging nle1he11s, efficiency el Stiffil choker C1111105 111111k1,)yarding diva

operation, onfl progress of work I 1 Control speed of winch 111111111, Se 1141(1111es for horning brush and shish hoop maildine taut for raising ......

deponding 011 W01111111 1'0110101'111141 data I I Prevent choker cables Iran snagging on

()flier (specify) I I obstacles Itaime or lower hydraulically upenled

Assigns workers to specific duties I I jacks on equipment Gives work directions roneenling; Itaise fa lower spar into or from cradle Rigging of spar tree or portable tower Cpl on machine Notching of anchor slumps II Extend retract telescoping suction

Placement of guywires and miming twAlf. I 1 of soil Dismantling and moving of ground rigging Pay Ina, lighlcn, or reel in guywires equipment ()Iller (specify) lAration of anchor stumps Attaching straps CI Signals worker to: Reeving yarding cables through blocks Pull choker free from log Eil Trees to be felled or saved Slack or hold lines while equipment is Direction and sequence of tolling trees attached Stump heights and by lengths Return rigging to choker setting area Other (specify) Hoist rigging to spar tree top Conduct load tests on yarding rigging Selects: -, Position truck trailer for loading Spar trees for attaching high-lead rigging _J operations Anchor stumps for rigging of guy wires L.7 Relay operating instructions when: Landing area of yarding operations Chokers are set and workers are clear Placement position of yarding and loading of area machines Logs become snagged during yarding Vantage point for observing yarding operations operations Danger to workers is evident Trees to be logged and marks them for Hoist trailer from chassis of logging truck cutting Push logs between frame members of raft Area for burning brush and slash Slacken or take up on choker rigging Logs for loading onto trucks to obtain Hoist and position log on bunker of truck balanced load of specified species and grade Attaches:

Other (specify) Choker around log to be yarded LI Pass block to trec and reeves cable Operates machines and equipment to: through block for hoisting rigging Yard logs to landing area Crane hook to log trailer on chassis of Load logs on trucks or other transporting truck 1:1 equipment High-lead rigging and guywires to spar Unload and stack logs at mill site tree or straps Transport logs from loading area to mill Other (specify) Other (specify)

Moves levers, controls, and pedals on machines to: Observes: Start or stop machine Workers and listens for signals from Rotate loader on chassis rigging load worker Raise or lower tongs or grapple Worker activities for conformance with Open or close grapple established standards for: Pull or swing grapple out Quality of work Speed up or slow down machine operations Quantity of work

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Observance of safety HilesMid Iialocth,natitainn, tool ielotIts 115Sii{

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COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record all "X" to indicate communication

Management L. Loading personnel I=1 Supervisors Survey personnel I=1 Mill personnel Nlachine operators 1.oggers Cl Truck drivers Helpers oh.. (specify) Yarding personnel

EDUCATION A N D A INI NG

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Elementary Vocational School High School Technical School Junior College On-the-job Training College Other (specify)

SU 13J Ecrs AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop skills for the occupation.

Related Subjects and Courses: Elements of Supervision Practical Arithmetic Estimating Drafting Other (specify) Mechanical Drawing El Welding Logging: Use and Care of Handtools Forest Orientation: Use and Care of Instruments History First Aid Cutting, Felling, Thinning, Bucking, Fire Prevention and Fighting and Terminology Employment Skills and Benefits Insects and Pest Control Human Relations Selective Logging 134 13 6 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Timber Cruising Ground Tackle Overhauling Scaling Logs and Log Market Standing and Running Rigging Planting, Seeding, and Conservation Overhaul Forest Surveying: Inspection of Rigging Gear Basic Elements of Forest Surveying Load Testing Photographic Interpretation Cable Preserving Surveying Tapes and Chair's: Logging Equipment Operation: Taping Engine Oil Cheek Metallic Tapes Cooling System Check Abney Level Air Filter Check Plumb Bob Battery Check Staff Compass Lubrication Leveling: Visual Inspection of Equipment: Levels Loose or Missing Bolts Leveling Methods Broken Parts Timber Harvesting: Points of Wear Forest Road Engineering Engine Starting Procedures Harvesting Methods and Planning Checking Equipment While Operating Procedures Shut Down Procedures Logging Forestry: Logging Equipment Maintenance: Forest Safety Study of Lubrication and Its Study of Trees: Importance Conifers, Types and Uses Nuts and Bolts Deciduous, Types and Uses Cutting Torch Introduction to Logging Handtools Trouble Shooting Woods Terminology Ignition Falling and Bucking Starting Motor Selective Logging Generator Logging Construction Carburetor and Gas Yarding Exhaust The Landing Motor Overhaul Loading Transmission Reloading Rear End Differential Forest Engineering: Frames Logging Methods Tires Selection of Landings and Settings Batteries Logging Cost Control Diesel Motors Topography Crawlers Map Reading Brakes Soils and Compaction Front Ends Use of Engineering Instruments Lighting System Rigging: Other (specify) Wire Rope Splicing

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and workaids used.

Types of machines: Machines: Console controlled Log loading machines: Manually operated Dip-stick boom loader Remote controlled Hayrack loader Other (specify) Heel-boom-shovel loader Grapple-and-power-tong loader Other (specify)

135 13% MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Yarding machines: Hand saw Balloon suspended yarders Screw drivers Mobile tower yarders Other (specify) High-load yarders Skyline yarders Power handtools Radio-controlled-carriage yarders Chain saw Tractor yarders Other (specify) Other (specify) Equipment: Boomboats Electric sending key Log stacking machines Radio transmitterter 0 Log unloading machines Walkie-talkie Logging trucks Other (specify) Donkey machines Drott slasher machine Work Aids: Logma machine Surveying instruments: Other (specify) Transit Alidade Tools: Drafting instruments Handtools: Blocks Adzes Cables Axes Guy wires Crowbars Climbing spurs Hammers Safety belts Hatchets Survey reports Marlin spikes Logging schedules Peavies Portable towers Pikes Mill orders Pickaroons Clevises Canthooks Tongs Shovels Logging reports Wrenches Caulk boots Pickaxes Maps Mauls Charts Sledges Measuring tapes Cross-cut saws Scales Branding hammer Cutting schedules Cable splicing tools Other (specify)

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

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Products: Hardwood logs Bolts: Veneer logs Handle Peeler logs Heading Skidding logs Shingle Piling Stave Poles Burls Posts Crotches Pickets and paling Driving timber Rails Excelsior stock Stumps Last blocks Ties Logs: Wheelstock Softwood logs Other (specify) 136 13 PRODUCTS AND SERVICESContinued

Services: Pulpwood cutting Logging Other (specify) Pole cutting

ENVIRONMENTAL SFITING

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Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personnel Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service E Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

139 137 PAPER AND PAPERBOARD CONVERTING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Record an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities concerned with: Die cutting paper and paperboard for the trade Manufacturing from purchased materials: Paper goods Pulp goods Fiber products Other (specify)

Supervises: and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Setting up, operating, or feeding, processing machines or equipment Converting purchased materials into: Die-cut paper products Cardboard Coated, glazed, or other type of surface, processed paper product Envelopes Bags of all types, except textile Pressed and molded pulp goods Sanitary paper products Stationery, tablets, and related items Allied or miscellaneous paper products Paperboard boxes Corrugated and solid fiber boxes Sanitary food containers Fiber cans, drums, tubes, and similiar fiber or paperboard products Other (specify)

Plans: Manpower requirements Work schedules Production procedures Machine and equipment requirements Work training requirements Inspection methods and procedures Other (specify)

Reads or reviews: Product specifications Production schedules Material specifications Laboratory analyses and test reports Processing schedules Other (specify)

138 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Prepares work and worker schedules Offbears materials or products from Assigns workers to specific duties machines or equipment Interprets manufacturing orders, Other (specify) specifications, and technical data for workers Installs, alines, and secures: Inspects products for conformance with Guides specifications Stops Gives workers work directions concerning Gears assigned duties Plungers Advises workers on methods and procedures Rolls for solving work problems Sawblades Orders changes in processing or Dies manufacturing procedures Cutters Enforces worker compliance with established Perforators work procedures, regulations, and safety Printing attachments rules Other (specify) Requisitions materials, tools, and equipment Notifies maintenance personnel of repair and maintenance requirements Keeps processing, production, and Attaches or laps manufacturing records End of material onto rewinder Prepares activity and production reports Turns handwheels or moves levers or controls to: Other (specify) Set machine stops and guides Adjust: Coordinates: Position of forming ircl r Department activities with activities of Space between rolls other departments Flow from glue regulator Worker activities to obtain optimum Tension on pressure rolls production Tension on material Other (specify) Material feed guides Start machine Trains workers in: Regulate temperature of processing Setup of machines and equipment equipment Operation of machines Charge material into equipment tanks Controlling equipment Meter materials into equipment Performing assigned duties Synchronize speed of: Other (specify) Gluing and coating rolls Machine rolls with feed speed of Determines: materials Material requirements Machine operation to obtain and insurc Processing sequences uniform material: Setup of machines and equipment Cutting Adjustments required to machines and Slitting equipment Folding Other (specify) Gluing Sealing Sets up machines or equipment for other Stop machine workers Other (specify) Sets up and operates machines Operates machines Controls operation of equipment Observes or monitors: Tends pre-setup machines or equipment Counters Assists in operation of machines or Gages equipment Operation of machine or equipment Feeds materials into machines or equipment Other (specify)

139 141 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Inspects products for conformance with Maintenance and repair activities manufacturing specifications: Material expenditures Examines in-process and final products for Other (specify) defects, such as: Blisters Repairs and maintains paper working machines Wrinkles and equipment: Spots: Observes machine in operation to locate Glue spots cause of malfunction Dirt Disassembles machine Cocked edges O Examines parts for broken or excessive Imperfect folding or scaling O worn components Printing overlaps and clarity Replaces defective parts Color distortions Reassembles machine Measures dimensions O Other (specify) Sorts defective products for salvaging Other (specify) Operates machine in trial run to verify setup: Makes adjustments to obtain specified Tests samples of products for: operational performance Burst resistance Gives operator of machine operational Crush resistance directions Tear resistance Other (specify) Conformance with customer specifications Coating weight by: Positions materials against stops or guides 0 Weighing coated and uncoated material Mixes coatings or adhesives according to Other (specify) formula Dumps mixed materials into hopper or tank Estimates manufacturing costs for production Assembles paper goods products manually of paper goods Constructs steel die rules Records on forms: Mounts rubber dies on fiberboard mats Inspection findings Other (specify) Test results

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Helpers Superintendent Workers Supervisors Quality Control Personnel 1:1 Other Supervisors Other (specify) Operators

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training requirements.

Elementary Technical School High School On-the-job Training Junior College Other (specify) Vocational School

140 142 SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop worker skills.

Subjects and courses: Use and Care of Handtools Practical Arithmetic Use and Care of Paper-working Machines Chemistry Machine Operations Coated Papers Elements of Supervision Paper-Plastic Combinations Human Relations Converting Operations Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Machine types: Ending machine: Automatic Double-ending machine Manually controlled Single-ending machine Multi-purpose Extension-edger machine Semi-automatic Folding machine: Other (specify) Double fold machine Folded towel machine Machines: Napkin machine Apple-liner machine Single fold machine Bag machine: Four-corner-stayer machine Cellophane bag machine Gluing machine Polyethylene bag machine . Gummed-paper press Waxed bag machine Knotting machine Bar-creaser machine Labeling machine Bender machine.. Lace-paper-press Book-jactxt-cover machine Laundry-bag-punch-machine Box lining machine Layboy Capping machine , Panel machine Carton forming machine Paper cone machine Convolute tube winder machine Paper core machine Corner cutting machine: Paper cup machine Double- corner - cutting machine Paper reel machine Single-corner-cutting machine Partition machine Corrugatcc machine: Patch machine Board- lining machine Punchboard filling machine Double - facing- corrugating machine Ribbon banking machine Single-facing-corrugating machine Rewinder machine Crimping mauhine Ring making machine Curling machine Roll reclaimer machine Cutting-and-creasing press Ruf spooling machine Cutting machine Scoring machine: Cutoff machine Double scoring machine Darner machine Single scoring machine Mill-punch machine Sealing machine Embosser machine Shot tube machine Embossogmph Slitter-scorer-cutoff machine: Envelope machine: Slitter-and-cutter machine Plunger machine Slitter-cutoff machine Rotary-envelope-machine Slitting machine Side-seaming-folding-machine Slotter machine Web folding machine Spiral-tubewinder machine

141 1 4t.0 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Stitcher machine Pasting equipment Stringing machine Driers String top sealer machine Drying cabinets Stripping machine Strap making machines Tape fastener machine Supercalenders Tag machine Waxing equipment Tightening machine Weight scales Tube machine Laboratory scales Valving machine Other (specify) Combination valving and sewing machine Work Aids: Wrapping machine Charts Other (specify) Forms: Inspection forms Tools: Production forms Handtools: Test report forms Screwdrivers Measuring devices: Wrenches Templates Bars Patterns Hammers Tape measures Pliers Rules Shears Compasses Mauls Calipers Files Micrometers Other (specify) Automatic micrometers Specifications Power handtools: Diagrams Impact wrenches Tables Power screwdrivers Marking devices: Other (specify) Pencils Scribes Equipment: Schedules Coating equipment Test equipment: Combiner machines: Mullen burst tester Laminating equipment Crush tester

PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate type, base material used, and product manufactured.

Type of product: Waxed Coated Other (specify) Corrugated Die-cut Type of base material: Embossed Cardboard Enameled Cellophane Glazed Chipboard Gummed Fiber: Impregnated Fiber and metal edged Laminated Fiber and metal ended Molded Fiberboard Oiled Glassine Pasted Masonite Pressed Paper: Saturated Paper and cloth lines Vulcanized Paper and cloth based 142 144 PRODUCTSContinued

Paperboard Display items Pulp Doillies Other (specify) Drinking straws Drums Product: Egg cartons Bags: Egg cases: Cement bags Fillers Flour bags Flats Frozen food bags Envelopes Garment bags Excelsior Garment storage bags Eyelets Merchandise bags Fancy paper Mothproof bags Flypaper Produce bags Foilboard Shipping bags Folders: Bobbins File folders Book paper Manila folders Bottles Foundations and cutouts Bottle tops and caps Fuel cell forms Boxes: Gift wrappers Filing boxes Hampers Folding boxes Handkerchief Newsboard boxes Honeycomb: Paperboard backs for packages Cores Set-up paper board boxes Boards Bread wrappers Insulating: Building board Batts Building paper Blankets Tar paper Fills Candelabra tubes Labels (unprinted) Cans Letters . Cards: Lining paper. File cards Litmus paper Index cards Mailing: Jacquard cards Cases Jewelers' cards Pubes Tabulating cards Masking tape Cartons Memorandum books Cases Milk filter disks Cleaning tissues Napkins Cones Newsboard Confetti Newsprint: Condenser paper Pads Conduits Tablets Containers: Notebooks Liquid food containers Pads Milk containers Pails Cores Pallets Crepe paper Pans and voids Crepe paper products Paper plates Cups Paper wrappers Drinking cups Papeteries Decorated wallboard Papier mache: Desk pads False faces Dishes . Halloween lanterns

145 143 PRODUCTSContinued

Masks Heavy duty shipping sacks 1:1 Novelties Sanitary napkins 1:1 Partitions Soap impregnated paper Photograph: Sheets Folders Spools Mats Spoons 1:1 Mounts Stencilboard 1:1 Panels and cutouts Tablets Patterns Tags Pipe Tapes 1:1 Pipefittings Adhesive tapes Pressure sensitive tape Thermoplastic covered paper Premoistened towelettes Toilet paper 1:1 Punchboards Towels Reels Transfer papers: Textile reels Gold transfer paper Ribbons Silver transfer paper Ribbon blocks Utensils 1:1 Rolls: Wallpaper 1:1 Adding machine rolls Wall tile 1:1 Telegraph tape rolls Wash cloths Teletype paper rolls Wastebaskets 1:1 Sacks: Wrapping paper Multi-wall sacks Writing paper

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Financial 1=1 Commercial Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service I=1 Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service 1:1 Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

146 PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS EXPLORATION

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Recordan after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Plans, directs, and coordinates: Research activities to develop: Improved methods and instruments for use in petroleum exploration New methods and techniques for improving drilling and production operations Engineering studies to determine: Need for new or improved tool design Methods for improving well production Geological studies and explorations of earth formations to locate gas or oil deposits Geophysical surveys and prospecting operations to locate gas and oil deposits Other (specify) ..

Supervises and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Setting up and operating instruments and equipment at exploration site Computing data on subsurface rock strata from instrument readings Obtaining data on competitors oil and gas exploration and development activities Mapping exploration and production areas of company Conducting research studies Buildintor fabricating new tools, equipment, or instruments Other (specify)

Plans: Use of directional drilling techniques and tools Methods of drilling to: Maintain verticality of bore hole Plug and redrill crooked holes Drill to oil bearing strata not located below drilling rig Research programs Prospecting activities Other (specify)

Determines: Area of geophysical prospecting in which to conduct research Desirable location for exploratory drilling operations Potential productivity of gas or oil in formation Mineral content and physical characteristics of samples Hydrocarbon content in samples . Exact time of reception of sound waves Elevations of terrain Characteristics of terrain Other (specify)

Directs: Preparation of charts or profiles from compiled data 0

145 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Crews in drilling shallow exploratory Subsurface surveys ioreholes Graphs Collection of cores, cuttings, and fluid Data to reveal substructures likely to contain samples for analysis petroleum deposits Laying out, setting up, and connecting of: Other (specify) Recording devices and equipment Cables Records data from observations Electrodes Verifies accuracy of computations Instrument panels Cleans cores or breaks off outside surfaces Positionbg of instruments to remove drilling mud Shooting of explosives in shot hole Examines cores under ultraviolet light for Setting up of telephone or short-wave presence of oil communications equipments Heats cores to drive off vapors and measures Changes in methods and procedures volume of c, idensates Mapping of areas Studies well logs Other (specify) Examines aerial photographs Estimates oil reserves in proven or Initiates and directs experiments to: prospective fields Perfect prospecting procedures Measures: Explore possibility of new theories Resistance of earth formations to Develop new or improved prospecting electrical charge instruments Sonar, electrical, or radioactive Other (specify) characteristics of boreholes 0 Dimension and direction of borehole 0 Computes or calculates: Inclination of geological strata 0 Data on variations in: Other (specify) Gravity pull ... Resistivity to electrical charges Consults with: Magnetic attraction of different earth Management personnel formations Field personnel Differences in readings at base reference Field laboratory personnel points and other locations Other (specify) Time intervals of sound waves from data Inclination of borehole from data Drives truck to transport equipment and Variations in physical forces at various instruments to work site locations Unloads equipment, instruments, and Other (specify) explosives Guides drill pipe, casings, or instruments Evaluates: into hole Observations Loads shot hole with explosives Recordings Tamps charge of explosives in hole, using Results of geophysical surveys sand or water Other (specify) Moves controls to: Set of explosive charge Interprets: Send electrical current through electrodes Seismograms for isolating individual sound into earth waves Start recording instruments when they Findings to evaluate productive potential reach bottom of hole of formation Other (specify) Mud analysis logs for professional personnel Adjusts instruments to: Data from: Eliminate electrical interference from Topographical surveys earth's currents Well logs Eliminate weather conditions Geophysical data Obtain specified operating conditions 146 118 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Obtain specified type of recording Profiles Other (specify) Other (specify)

Reads dials, gages, and meters Prepares: Records readings Charts of time and depth profiles Develops negatives of photographically Contour maps from computed data recorded sound waves Diagrams Prints: Profiles Photographic charts Cross sections Copies of recorded graphs Surface and subsurface maps Other (specify) Maps of exploratory and production areas Recommendations Locates and marks sites for conducting Reports geophysical prospecting activities Other (specify) Diagnoses causes of malfunctioning instruments and equipment Analyzes: Refers to schematic drawings to locate Seismograph readings source of malfunction Core samples for: Repairs instruments and equipment Porosity Corrects readings to: Permability Allow for elevation, latitude, and Oil irregularities of terrain Water saturation Conform with physical characteristics, as: Combustible gas content Weathering of surface strata Amount of gas by volume Surface velocities Salinity of drilling mud Earth elevation Fluid in samples for chemical content Other (specify) Other (specify)

Correlates: Recommends: Readings taken at various locations Modification of shot depths Data Location for positioning sound recorder Other (specify) devices Revisement of prospecting procedures Plots: Actions on oil and gas leases and contracts Gradients Other (specify) Curves

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Surveyors Superintendent Geologists Engineering Personnel Physicists Supervisors Field Laboratory Personnel Drillers Mechanics Party Chief Helpers Observers Other (specify) Computer Personnel

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training required.

Elementary Junior allege High School College 147 249 EDUCATION AND TRAINING Continued

Vccational School On-the-job Training Technical School Other (specify) .

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" after subjects and courses that develop skills for the occupation.

Applied Science Mathematical Analysis Cartography Mathematics of Physics and Engineering Care and Use of Tools Trigonometry Care and Use of Instruments Mechanics: Chemistry: Fluid Mechanics Applied Chemistry Mechanics of Materials Analytical Chemistry Petroleum Engineering: Inorganic Chemistry Introduction to Petroleum Technology Qualitative Analysis Properties of Reservoir Rocks Drafting Fluid Flow Through Porous Rocks: Elements of: Single Phase Flow Electrical Engineering Multiphase Flow Electronics Engineering Properties of Reservoir Fluids Supervision Introduction to Reservoir Engineering Geology-Geophysics: Reserve Estimations Applied Physics Formation Evaluation Earth Physics Methods of Estimating Reserves: Exploratory Physics Well Logging Fundamentals of: Volumetric Material Balance Mechanics Oil and Gas Land Valuation Heat Engineering Appraisal Sound Drilling Technology and Subsurface Method: Optics Theory and Practice in Drilling Electricity Technology Magnetism Mechanical Properties of Reservoir General Geophysics Rocks Geomorphology Properties of Drilling Fluids Geotectonics Oil Production Technology Historical Geology Subsurface Methods: Modem Concepts in Geological Sciences Analysis and Correlation of Marine Geology Subsurface Data from Cores Mineralogy Electrical Well Logging Micropaleontology Directional and Dip Surveys Optical Mineralogy Production Tests Paleontology Map Construction: Petrology Structural Thickness Maps Physics of Earth's Interior Porosity Maps Physical Geology Productivity of Permability Contour Stratigraphy and Sedimentation Maps Structural Geology Cross Section Maps Introduction to: Subsurface Methods Practice Engineering Design Drilling Mud Technology: Engineering Geology Functions of Drilling Fluids Study of Engineering Properties of Drilling Fluids: Mathematics: Physical Properties Algebra Chemical Properties Arithmetic Colloidal Properties Calculus Chemical Treatment

148 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Mechanical Effects Advanced Calculation Methods: Flow Characteristics Numerical Analyses Test. Procedures Statistical Analyses Interpretation , Operational Methods Petroleum Reservoir Engineering: Fluid Flow Through Porous Media: Basic Concepts Capillary Effects Analytical Methods Gravity Effects Application of Hydrodydnamic Theory Mechanisms of: Principles of Interpretation of Miscible Displacement Processes Measurements: Immiscible Displacement Processes Electrical Well Logging Methods Surveying Nonelectrical Well Logging Methods Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Machines: Electrical prospecting equipment Air compressors Gravity prospecting equipment Diesel: Magnetic prospecting equipment Engines Nuclear prospecting equipment Winches Short wave radio equipment Metalworking machines: Seismographic prospecting equipment Brakes Sound detection devices Drill presses Welding apparatus Grinders Other (specify) Lathes Shears Work Aids: Mixers Aerial photographs Portable rotary drilling rig Cores Other (specify) Drill cuttings Drafting instruments Tools: Drawings Handtools: Engineering orders Files Field data sheets, Knives Formulas Screwdrivers Measuring instruments: Scribers Barometecs Punches Ammeters Pliers Gravimeters Shovels Magnetometers Wire strippers Pendulum devices Wrenches Ohmmeters Tongs Torsion balances Power handtools: Thermometers Pneumatic wrenches Seismograms Pneumatic drills Oscilloscopes Electric drills Shooting instructions Soldering guns Squares Soldering irons Tapes Other (specify) Manuals Survey reports Equipment: Signal generator Amplifiers Circuit diagrams Electrical detonating devices Conversion tables Electrical generators 151 149 PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate products produced.

Charts Survey reports; Diagrams Geological survey reports.. Maps: Geophysical survey reports Terrain maps . . Seismographic: Surface maps Prints Subsurface maps Strips Profile maps Shooting reports Cross section maps Photographic prints Subsurface contour maps Scouting reports

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Financial Commercial Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

152 PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Recordan "X" after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities concerned with: Drilling exploratory wells to locate gas or oil deposits Drilling oil or gas wells in a proven oilfield Producing oil and gas from operating wells Treating gas or oil to remove impurities and recover by-products 'Providing technical oilfield services to solve drilling or production problems Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Operating: Natural gas treating equipment at oilfield Crude oil treating equipment at oilfield Drilling equipment to drill for gas or oil Digging and pipelaying machines to build oilfield pipelines Erecting: Derricks and drilling rigs for drilling operations Oilfield buildings to house machines and machinery Installing: Oilfield machinery and equipment Pumps, valves, separators, and meters in oilfield pipeline Providing: Gun perforating services Well cleaning services Electrical well logging services Well surveying services Well shooting services Pumping, gaging, and storing crude oil Sampling and testing natural gas Inspecting, testing, rebuilding, and salvaging surplus oilfield tools and equipment Other (specify)

Reviews or analyses: Job nroposals Work orders Drilling schedules and reports Well production reports Gas treating plant reports Crude oil treating reports

Work progress reports 41/4.--..,-i Maintenance and repair requests Pumping and gaging reports Dispatching reports Other (specify)

1 r-C3 151 WHAT THE WORKER DOES--Continued

Plans: Pumping and treating activities with Production schedules for wells to meet production activities proration quotas Activities of workers and field crews Treatment plant schedules Other (specify) Methods and procedures for solving well production or drilling problems Trains workers in: Schedules for maintenance and repair Drilling methods and procedures work Operation of machinery, machines, Manpower and man-hour requirements and equipment for specific jobs Tasks of specific job Material, tool, machine, and equipment Observance of safety practices needs Other (specify) Installation of buildings, machinery, and equipment at well site Assigns workers to specific duties Methods and procedures for servicing Gives worker specific work directions wells or drill holes concerning assigned duties Methods and procedures for increasing Observes workers in performance of duties well production for compliance with work directions Other (specify) Interprets technical data for workers Enforces worker compliance with safety Confers with: rules, regulations, and practices Supervisory personnel about: Evaluates work performance of workers Well repressurizing methods and Requisitions materials, tools, equipment, procedures and machinery . Changes in pumping methods or Other (specify) operations to obtain optimum production Prepares: Drilling operations Drilling schedules and reports Well servicing operations Manpower allocations for specific jobs Management personnel about: Cost estimates for job or work proposals Nature of drilling or production Well production schedules and reports problem Oil and gas treatment schedules and Methods and procedures available for reports solving problem Pumping and gaging reports Performance or progress data on jobs Repair and maintenance reports and operations Other (specify) Oil producing customers concerning: Nature and type of services which can Erects: be supplied by company Drilling derricks and rigs Negotiating contract for services Buildings and racks at well site Other (specify) Oil holding tanks in oilfield Other (specify) Recommends: Revision of current procedures to control Hoists and positions structural members costs and increase production efficiency and secures them in place Utilization of outside contractors to provide Attaches crown block to structural members services or perform jobs Installs hoisting engines and other machinery Use of company employees to perform Reeves cable through blocks work Levels and alines machinery and engines Personnel actions such as promotions, Installs ladders, fittings, valves, and other discharges, or disciplinary actions appurtenances Other (specify) Other (specify)

Coordinates: Department activities with those of Sets up and operates drilling rigs other departments Operates machines or machinery 152 154 11141A1' TOE WORKER DOES--Contimied

Controls operation of processing or treating Observes: equipment Gages, instruments, or recorders to ascertain: Tends machines or equipment Depth of borehole Drives and controls operations of machines Pressure at bottom of well and special mobile equipment Presence of gas or oil in mud Assists in operation of machines, machinery Pressure of tools on bottom of well or equipment Other (specify) Other (specify) Tightens or loosens threaded joints of pipe Moves levers, throttles, or controls to: sections Regulate stroke of beam on cable drilling Assembles and disassembles casings rig Places curved metal wedges around pipe Regulate speed of rotation of rotary table string to hold string in place turning tools in borehole Guides sections of pipe sections into or Start or stop operation of machines or from well equipment Mixes or blends: Adjust operation of machines or equipment Well acids for acidizing wells to obtain specified performance Drilling mud to cool bit Lower or raise: Chemicals for injection into well Tools into or from borehole Cement for concreting casings End of pipe string into or from borehole Other (specify) Casings into or from well instruments into and from well Cages amount of oil in tanks, using calibrated Explosive charges or perforating tape equipment into holes Charges: Detonate or ignite charge in well or borehole Gun perforators with explosive charges Other (specify) Carriers with specified chemicals Torpedos, dynamite, or nitro into borehole O Sets controls for specified: Other (specify) Pressure Flow rates Tests: Temperature Natural gas for: Vacuum BTU values Speed of rotation Flame candlepower Other (specify) Specific gravity Proportion of various elements Selects and attaches to cable or drill string: Cores for presence and type of oil bearing Drilling bits strata Cleaning out tools Oil or gas to insure removal of impurities Fishing tools Steel tubing, casings, and drill pipe for Recording instruments internal flaws Explosive charges Other (specify) El Perforating tools Other (specify) 1:1 Unloads materials, supplies, and tools at well site Examines: Digs ditches for laying of pipe Drill cuttings for effectiveness of drilling Grades ground for erection of buildings, bit rigs, or tanks Cores or cuttings to ascertain nature of Analyzes samples of fluids in well 11 strata at bottom of borehole Charts pressure of fluid which reveals Operation of slush pumps to insure strata formation prescribed circulation and consistency Keeps records of: of drilling mud Footage drilled Pipelines, flanges, and valves for leaks Materials used Other (specify) Location and nature of strata at each depth

155 153 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Well produetion C Measures pans for dimensional Prucessing operations C specifications Li Gaging of tanks C Repairs or replaces defective part r Pumping operations E. Assembles rifts D Other (specify) E Sets specified elearances between moving parts Repairs or overhauls machines or equipment: Tests unit for specified operational Disassembles malfunctioning unit pe:formariee Cleans and inspects parts Other (sp,;cify)

COMMUNICATION RESPONSiBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Field Crew Superintendent Laboratory Personnel Supervisors Service Company Personnel Drillers Pipeline Personnel Operators Other (specify) 1:1 Helpers

EDUC kTION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training required.

Elementary Arprenticeship High School On-the .job Training Junior College Other (specify) vocational School

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop skills for the occupation. fielated SubjectsElildCourses: Field Mapping Practical Arithmetic Subsurface Mapping Mathematics Well Correlations Aciplied Science Historical Geology Applied Physics (;eophysical Methods Production Analysis Electric Log Interpretation Slide Rule Rotary Drilling Mechanics! Drawing Drilling Equipment Map Drawing Drilling Mud Bluepi int Reading Prime Movers Use and Care of Tools Circulating Systems 113e and Care of 'instruments Derricks and Masts Physical Prck-.-?'.,;-.6 of Metals and Aloys Drilling Mud Make-up Control Heat Treati'.1c Capacity and Design of: Destructive ar.r1 No.,-destructive Testing Derricks Human Relations Masts Organiwtion and Supervision Tnisses Other (specify) Elements 01 Surveying for Use in: Location of Boundaries Petroleum Technology: Location of Wells Identification and Classification of Building Well Foundations Minerals and Rocks from Well Cuttings Mapping of Directionally Drilled Wells 154 156 SUBJECTS AND COURSES--Contimied

Casing Program Design Field Identification of Sucker Boil Effect of Additives and Contaminates on: Problem Setting Time of Cement Slurries Temperature Correction Factors Ultimate Strength of Cement Slurries Types of Corrosion and Control Methods Volumetric and Pressure Problems in: Directional Drilling Hydrafacing Wells Casing and Cementing Wells Acidizing Wells Drilling Procedures Measurement in Reservoir of: Aeidizing Wells Porosity Hydrafacing Wells Permability Shooting Procedures Saturation Gravel Packing Single Phase Flow Rates Well-Head Connections Effects of Phase Mixtures Tubing Well Effects of Chokes on Flow Rates in Tubing Factors of Low-Artificial FlowMethods Orifice and Positive Displacement Meters Oil and Gas Separators Oilfield Instruments and Controls Pumping Wells Gravity Determination Field Stock Tanks Subsurface Repairs

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Machines: Hammers Compressors: Pick axes Air compressors Pliers Gas compressors Screwdrivers Centrifuges Scrapers Catheads Shovels Drilling machinery: Sledges Cable drilling Punches Rotary drilling Scribers Draw works Tongs Engines: Wire brushes Diesel powered Wrenches Electric powered Other (specify) Gasoline powered Steam powered Pneumatic tools: Elevators Wrenches Hoists Drills Pumps: Grease gun Acid pumps Other (specify) Centrifugal pumps Cement pumps Oilfield tools: Injection pumps Drilling bits Mud pumps Fishing tools , Positive displacement pumps Swabbing tools Turbine pumps Cleaning tools Vacuum pumps Other (specify) Winches Other (specify) Equipment: Absorption equipment Tools: Condensers Handtools: Steam boilers Bars Heaters Hack saws Furnaces 157 155 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT,AND WORK AIDSContinued

Stales Reports: Absorption towers Operational reports Frautionating towers Drilling progress reports Stills Pumping reports Cooling towers Treating reports . Stripping towers Production reports Meters: Gaging reports Orifice meters . Laboratory reports Positive displacement meters Status reports Separators Repair arid maintenance reports Other (specify) . Sketches Field maps Work orders Work Aids: Job proposals Charts Requisitions Borehole charts Instruments: Blueprints Micrometers Logs Calipers Well logs Gage blocks Schedules: Manometer Drilling schedules Calibration Production schedules Electric well logging Pumping schedules Rules Work schedules Feeler gages Inspection schedules Squares Testing schedules Plumb line Gaging schedules Straight edge Water injection schedules Other (specify)

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Record an "X" to indicate productsproduced or services rendered.

Crude petroleum and natural gas: Other (specify) Crude petroleum: Crude oil Gas and oilfield contractor services: Shale oil Well services: Natural gas Acidizing services Other (specify) Bailing services. Cementing well casing services Natural gas liquids: Chemical treating services Natural butane Cleaning services Casing head butane and propane Foundation building services Cycle condensates Foundation grading services lsobutane Logging Cervices Natural liquefied petroleum gases Perforating services Natural gasoline Plugging services Natural propane Pumping services Other (specify) Shooting services Surveying services Well drilling contractor services: Swabbing services Gas and oil well directional drilling Derrick building services services Gas compressing services Dryhole drilling services Lease tank erecting, cleaning, repairing Gas and oil well redrilling services services Gas and oil well spudding in services Mud services for drilling 156 i 58 PRODUCTS AND SERVICES--Continued

Oil sampling services Cutting services Well casings, tubes, and rods: Rig building, repairing, dismantling services Pulling services Other (specify) Running services

ENVIRONMENTAL SEATING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the workis performed.

Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify)

157 PETROLEUM REFINING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

UMW(' bolos 11111! !Will/1111'H111111 might be involved in a job- workerH11111111011, HIT0111an "X" after t!ac activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities concerned with: Processing crude oil at oilfield facility to remove natural gas and impurities Petroleum company's marine terminal operations Transfer and routing of oil or petroleum products in refinery pipelines Processing and handling of asphalt and road oil products Straight run distillation of crude oil Thermal cracking of crude oil Catalytic cracking of crude oil and gas-oil stocks Solvent processing of oil and gas-oil stocks Alkylation processing of oil and gas-oil stocks Processing petroleum tars into coke Polymerization of gaseous hydrocarbons .. Reforming of hydrocarbons Treating of petroleum products or converting impurities into byproducts Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Extracting natural gas, sediment, and chemicals from crude oil at oilfield Loading, unloading, gaging, and testing operations at a marine terminal Bulk handling in refinery pipelines of crude oil, in-process materials, and products Thermal cracking of crude oil into fractional petroleum distillates Catalytic cracking of crude oil into fractional petroleum distillates Thermal cracking of heavy oil distillates into gas-oil stocks Solvent processing of products to remove impurities Hydrogenation of products to remove impurities and recover byproducts Catalytic hydrogenation of low octane napthenic stocks Catalytic hydrogenation and cracking of gas-oil stocks Alkylating low octane stock to produce high octane blending stock Blending of additives with products to improve quality and performance Coking petroleum tars Other (specify)

Confers with management or supervisory personnel concerning availability of materials Plans manpower and equipment requirements for scheduled production Prepares work schedules Assigns workers to specific duties

Gives workers directions concerning assigned duties Requisitions materials and supplies for specified processing activities Coordinates processing activities with other activities of refinery Inspects equipment and machines in operation for functional efficiency Compares readings of instruments on units with central control room instruments Enforces established work procedures, company regulations and safety rules 158 1G'() WORKER 1)1)ES---Coutilined

Trains workers in operation and control Pusaissing temperatures of processing otiOliMiont and Machinery rl CI Pressures n Requests repair or maintenanceon viwilimm oquipmant, miteltilles, and Fl Processing cycles I 1 instrumentation Timing cycles Rvuluutas individual workers performance ll rl Material levels in units and tanks Inmates personnel notions, such n us Material volumes promotion discharge, or disciplinary l i Amounts of catalysts or additives action Recirculation of materials III Prepares activity, production, and (filler (specify) processing reports Li Resolves employee grievancesor submits them to higher authority Other (specify) 'Finns handwIteels, switches, or opens Heads or reviews: piping cromsconnection valves to: Schedules Line up equipment for processing Specifications operations Operating logs Direct flow of materials in pipelines Laboratory reports Regulate outside located controls on On-station test results towers and columns Production orders Maintain specified levels in units On-line computer processing unit or tanks print-outs Bleed lines for obtaining samples of Other (specify) materials or clean residue from lines Other (specify) Determines: Processing procedures andsequences Monitors: Line-up of system and equipment in Processing activities and operating processing units equipment controlled by on-line Operational settings on processing computer equipment and machines Central control room instruments, Routing of inprocess and finished lights, and alarms products Instrumentation and controls on Adjustments to equipment or processing equipment changes Operation of towers and columns Maintenance and repair needs on Other (specify) equipment and machines 1:17 Other (specify) Analyzes: Computer printouts on processing Sets up and operates machines activities Controls operation of processing units from On-station tests of material samples remote control central station Laboratory reports Controls operation of processing unit Operating log entries at unit Readings on recorders, instruments, Monitors processing controlled by and gages on-line computer Other (specify) Tends machines and equipment Assists worker in operating of Moves controls, timers, or remote control processing unit devices to: Other (specify) Start and stop operations Adjust, control, and maintain within Sets controls or automatic control specified limits processing variables mechanisms for specified: Change processing procedures or Material flow rates sequences

159 161 WHAT THE WORKER HOES-- Continued

Obtain protium mooting specifications 0 End point ri Reroute materials D Dolling point n Reprocess tnaterials D Presence of impurities n Recirculate material* n cl,ima ....dm, [7 Other (specify) n conform.... with ni...... $ N,...iinnion. 11 Calculates or computes: Other (specify) n Amounts of additives required blending produets ElMullins samples of materials for Quantity of materials in ships' tanks, testing storage tanks, or tankcani Gages materials in tanks El. Volume of products or material pumped Takes temperature of materials in tanks through pipelines n Refers to conversion tables or charts for Other (specify) data used in calculations 1:1 Reads instruments, meters, and gages Conducts laboratory tests on: Records readings and operating data Crude oil for chemical content and in logbook presence of foreign matter Weighs materials used as additives or Inprocess materials at various catalysts processing stages Patrols lines and equipment areas to Finished products for conformance locate leaks or equipment malfunctions with specifications Lubricates and oils machines and Antiknock qualities of grades and blends machinery of gasoline Makes minor repairs on machines or pipeline Other (specify) valves Reports malfunctions to supervisory Performs on-station tests on samples for: personnel American Petroleum Institute specific 0 specify) gravity reading

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Laboratory Personnel Supervisors Pipeline Personnel Other Supervisors Training Personnel Operators 1:1 Other (specify) Helpers 0 EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training required.

Elementary Technical School High School On-the-job Training Junior College Military Training Vocational School Other (specify)

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects or courses that develop skills for the occupation.

Related Subjects and Courses: Applied Chemistry Practical Arithmetic Properties of Materials Applied Science Production Analysis 160 1 62 SIDE('..1'S AND COURSES- Continued

Formulas ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, I 1 Pumps; Industrial Instrumentation 141 Centrifugal Pumps I 1 Applied Physics H (Wier (spctlify) 1-1 Al; Motor Petroleum reomming Unit Operator; Stettin Turbines I I Prim seal Dist HIM ion: Combustion Gas rhinos . ,,,,,,,,, What are Hydrocarbons Internal Combustion Engines How Distillation Works Couplings, Gear Trains, and V llelt Fractionating Equipment Drivers Use of Fractionating I.:111141mm Steamt)ut igines mid S11111111 Normal Operations 1(1111 providing Pumps Normal Operating Situations Significance of Process Cmilrol

Alumnus! Operations T1111i

Abnormal Operating Siniations C0011 1111(111111011 1111' (/ /111'111111A Nature of Heat: Fire Fighting: Heat and Temperature Fuels and Combustion Heat Transfer Water Fuels and Combustion Foams and Extinguishers Furnace Operation: Tactics and Strategy The Furnace Accident Control Techniques Combustion and Air Control Valves Startup and Shutdown . Cooling Towers Furnace Situations Chemistry and Petroluem: Mechanics of Fluids: Atoms and Molecules An Introduction to Fluids The Alkane Family The Behavior of Gases Isomerism of Hydrocarbons Statics Alkenes, Alkadienes, Alkyenes Fluids in Motion Cyclic Hydrocarbons Compressors: Refining of Petroleum Introduction to Compression Cracking Catalysts Positive Displacement Compressors Isomerization-Catalytic Reforming Centrifugal Compressors Chemistry of Petroleum Products Instrumentation for Operators: In Use 1:1 Measuring Instruments Petrochemicals Pressure and Temperature Instrumental Analysis Liquid Level and Flow Principles of Polymerization Analytical Instruments Mass Transfer Process Control Instruments Nature of Petroleum Controllers and Control Modes Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, andwork aids used.

Machines: Blending tanks Agitators Centrifuges Blowers Turbines: Compressors: Steam turbines Air compressors Gas turbines Gas compressors Pumps: Filter press Positive displacement Vacuum rotary filters Reciprocating Mixers: Turbine Mixing tanks Centrifugal

161 163 MACHINES, TINII.S,E(,1UIPMENT, ANI) WORK AIDSContinued

Air Extiiicior coliiiiiiis ...... I-I V11411111111 111111110 fias heraldic's 11 (specify) Oil sotililmis IT']

Elreirostatie precipitate's i 1

Water leeveling eiplipiuriii . , ...... ,, , [-i W Oethr (speedy) 11 Pipit Munches...... DIU'S Work Moho Si IVW Motels:

11111' 1's I lyilromeiers (14111'Y) :alurioh tees Sitlintffikutos Equipment: Mattouittly Alma ption equipment V1141'01111111'IN Aummuilators Ph Meters Clarifiers Flownimers Coneentraters liefractometcrs Couilensors isitouneters Convertors Turliiilometer C. Diffusors Chromatographs E equipment: Thermometers El Continuous pnicessing Manuals: Semi-continuous processing stills Operating manuals Computer controlled processing stills Safety manuals Coking stills Poicedures manuals Driers LJ Processing manuals Evaporators Schedules: Furnaces: Proiluetion schedules Still fitritile Operating schedules Waste gas furnaces Loading schedules Heaters Receiving schedules Heat Exchangers Routing schedules Boilers Work schedules Driers Specifications: Spray Driers Processing specifications Stabilizers Refilling specifications Rechargers Product specifications Retorts Operating logs Reactors Laboratory reports Catalytic reactor equipment Formulas: Weighing scales: Treating formulas Platform scales Blending formulas Analytical scales Compounding formulas Automatic weighing equipment Synton vibrators Electronic processing equipment: Charts On-line processing computers Graphs Sample analyzers Recording indicators Blending control computers Automatic alarms Processing towers and columns: Panelboard lights Fractionating towers Test logs Absorption towers Engine Knock comparators Quenching towers Calculators Cooling towers Calibrated measuring tapes Purification towers Laboratory glass equipment Stripping columns Conversion tables 162 164 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Conversion charts Valve cutouts Computer printouts Drawings Training equipment: Air actuated training equipment Processing simulator Other (specify) Pump cutouts

PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate product processed

Alkylates Smudging fuels Aromatic chemicals Road oils Asphalt Petroleum cok:' Asphalt materials Transmission Auids Carbon black Hydrocarbon fluids Liquefied petroleum gas: Sulfur Propane Solvents Butane Petrolatums Lubricating greases Petrochemical materials Lubricating oils: Methane: Detergent oils Methyl alcohol Paraffin based oils Acetylene Wax free oils Ethylene Mineral oils Polyethylene Illuminating oils Propylene 111 Fuels: Butylene: Gasoline: Isobutylene High octane gasoline Butadiene Aviation gasoline Napthalene: Ethyl added gasoline Cyclohexane Low lead gasoline Benzene Lead free gasoline Benzol Jet engine fuels Methylcyclohexatie Domestic fuel oils Tou lent. Diesel engine fuel Petroleum tars Industrial fuel oil Other (specify)

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is perforinek.

Agriculture Educational Commercial: Entertainment Business Service Exhibition Center Food and Beverage Financial Lodging Service Government Service Personal Service industrial Printing and Publishing Insurance Repair Service Legal Sales Library Communications Medical Service Conservation Military Construction Nonprofit Correctional Office Service

163 165 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTE4GContinued

Recreation Transportation Social Service Utilities Subsurface and Space Other (specify)

166 SAWMILL AND PLANING MILL WORK

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Below are listed activities that might be involved ina job-worker situation. Record an "X" after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities concerned with operations ofa: Sawmill Planing mill Speciality products mill Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Unloading, ponding, and sorting logs according to size and species Processing of logs to produce lumber and wood products Planing of lumber to produce surfaced and dimensional lumber products Sharpening of saws, knives, and cutters used in mill operations Processing of logs or lumber into specialty forest products Drying of green cut lumber in kilns , Other (specify)

Reviews or studies: Sales orders Production reports Order status reports Pending orders Material, tool, and equipment requisitions Log and pond storage reports Planing mill schedules Master control inventory sheet Maintenance and repair reports Kiln drying schedules Other (specify)

Plans or determines: Mill schedules Production schedules Work priority and sequence schedules Log species and sizes to be processed Manpower requirements Machine and equipment utilization Manpower utilization Machine and equipment requirements Maintenance and repair activities Other (specify)

Prepares: Work schedules Work assignments 16; 165 Ps WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Planing schedules Other (specify) Stock control sheets Physical inventory reports Installs, alines, and secures in position: Kiln drying reports Saws Production status reports Knives Repair and maintenance reports Cutters Revisions of production schedules due Pressure rolls to production line breakdowns Guides Other (specify) Stops Grinders Coordinates: Spray guns Mill operations with other operations of Other (specify) company Flow of materials through production Presses pushbutton controls on machine operations console or control panelboard to: Worker activities to obtain optimum Activate power supply to machine controls efficiency Start machine and machine auxiliaries Other (specify) Move workpiece into position for machine operations Assigns workers specific duties Feed workpiece into cutting tools Gives workers directions concerning Feed cutting tools into workpiece assigned duties Set machine guides, stops, and tools for Inspects mill machines and equipment for specified operations functional efficiency Adjust position of tools Enforces worker compliance with: Reprocess workpiece not meeting Established work procedures specifications Company regulations Move workpiece away from machine after Safety rules and practices operations are completed Other (specify) Other (specify)

Trains workers in: Moves levers or controls or depresses pedals to: Setup of machines Set: Operation of machines, machinery, Tension rolls and equipment Pressure rolls Control of equipment Specified temperature Assigned duties Specified humidity Other (specify) Specified circulation of air Aline workpiece against: Evaluates worker performance Feed guides Initiates and carries out personnel actions Holding fingers Other (specify) Measuring marks AliningG-chanisms Sets up machines for other workers Regulate: Sets up and operates machines or equipment Speed of tools Operates machines Lowering and raising of: Controls operation of automatic machines Guides or equipment Stops Drives and controls operation of machines Holding devices or clamps Tends: Elevators Preset up or automatic machines Stacking tables Conveyors, elevators, or tables to handle Unsticking tables material Dogs Feeds materials into machines manually Routing of material on material handling Offbears materials from machines or material system handling equipment Other (specify)

166 1Ps WHATTHE WORKER DOESContinued

Observes: Sorting classification Operations of machines for malfunctions Reprocessing instructions Indicating instruments or gages for Identifying date on top of: insuring readings are within operational Tied bundles of lumber limitations Stacks of lumber Flow of material on material handling Wrapped packages of lumber equipment to: Other (specify) Adjust speed to prevent jams or backlogs Signals workers to: Detect misalinement of material Start processing operations Detect waste material or foreign matter Remove loaded kiln car Log, cant, slab, or timber to determine cuts Reset ratchets on log for producing highest grade product Stop machine operations Level of solutions in spray tanks Other (specify) Other (specify) CI Opens valves to: Inspects or examines: Allow coolant to flow on knives during Logs or cut lumber for: grinding operations Knots or knot clusters Spray preservative.or non-staining Pitch lines material on lumber Disease damage Allow flow of water in controlling Cracks humidity in kilns Mechanical processing flaws Other (specify) Nails or other metal objects Need of reprocessing Patches finished lumber to improve Determining grade and quality appearance or quality CI Markings on lumber for: Cuts out defective section, using power tools CI Species of wood Prepares patch of size, species, and grain Grade and quality code pattern Quantity and dimensions Glues patch in place Cutting tools for: Sands patch Broken or bent teeth Pulls lumber from material handling Need of replacement equipment Uniformity of sharpening operations Stacks lumber on carts Burrs Separates stacks with stickers Need of swaging teeth Ties lumber into bundles of specified Need of tensioning number of boards Other (specify) Converts dimensions of logs to board feet, using conversion chart Measures: Calculates percentage of moisture in lumber Moisture content of lumber in kiln Straightens materials on material Diameter and length of logs for estimating handling equipment volume of board feet Throws salvage or waste lumber into chipper Oversize cants to determine length to or hog machine conveyor be sawed off Files burrs or nicks from knives or cutters Planed dimensional lumber for conformance Lubricates machines with specifications Cleans machines and work area Other (specify) Notifies supervisory personnel of estimated time of withdrawal of lumber from kilns Marks: Tensions band, circular saws, and knives Symbols on lumber to indicate: Other (specify) Grade

167 169 COMMUNiCATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Machine Operators Superintendent Machine Helpers SulArvisors lther (specify) (her Supervisors

EDUCA (ION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training requirements.

Elementary Vocational School High School Technical School Junior College On-the-job Training College

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop worker skills.

Subjects and Courses: Cutting Tool Grinding and Maintenance Drawing and Blueprint Interpretation Wood Seasoning Fundamentals of Cabinet Making Laying Out Techniques Practical Arithmetic Use and Care of Measuring Instruments Wood Technology: Wood Finishing Procedures Uses of Wood Species Log Scaling Characteristics of Woods Lumber Grading Limitations of Various Woods Log Handling and Lumber Carrying Grades of Woods Vehicles: Woodworking Machines: Maintenance of Vehicles Operation of Machines Operation of Vehicles Maintenance of Machines Elements of Supervision Use and Care of: Human Relations Woodworking Handtools Other (specify) Power Tools

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate type and machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Type of machines: Lathe type barker Automatic Ring type barker Automatic set Chipper machine Console controlled Compressors Manual controlled Grinding machines: Panel board controlled Circular saw grinder Other (specify) Knife grinder Hog machine Machines: Material handling machines: Bandsaw sharpening machine Conveyors: Bandsaw stretching machine Bull chain Barking machine: Endless belt Drum type barker Roller: Hydraulic type barker Feed roller

168 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Offbearing conveyor Screwdrivers Transfer roller conveyor Shovels Transfer conveyor system Wrenches Elevators: Power handtools: Chain dog elevators Chainsaws: Car lift elevators Hand sanders Fork car lift elevators Routers Table lift elevators Hand held circular saws Fork life trucks Other (specify) Hoists 0 Lumber carriers Equipment: Lumber bundling machine Driers: Lumber packaging machine Drier ovens Lumber stacking machine Drying kilns Lumber strapping machine Drying drums Planing machines Furnaces Rail-transfer kiln car Metal detection device Saws: Other (specify) Bandsaws: Multi-bladed gang saw Work Aids: Adjustable multi-bladed btindsaw Blueprints Horizontal bandsaw Drawings Circular saws: Formulas Cut-off saw Laboratory equipment: Double-end-trim saw Centrifuges Edger saw Driert, Multiple blade circular saw Grinders Table saw Manuals Trim saw Measuring devices: Variable position circular saw Calipers Li Lath sawing machine Moisture meters Sacking and weighing machine Protractors Sanding machine: Rules Belt sanders Scaling stick Double-drum sander Scales Multi-drum sander Reports: Pully sander Daily reports Spray machines Operating reports Weighing and sacking machine Production reports Other (specify) Processing reports Tally tickets Tools: Schedules: Handtools: Kiln drying schedules Files Production schedules Hammers Processing schedules Pickaroons Work schedules Putty Knives Other (specify) Punches 0

PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate type of mill and mill product produced.

Type of mill: Cooperage stock Chipper Excelsior 171 169 PRODUCTSContinued

Lathing Flitches [ Planing: Fuelwood Hardwood Kiln dried lumber Softwood Laminated decking Sawmill: Lathing Custom Railroad ties Hardwood Sawdust E Softwood Shakes E Special product Shingles E Shingle Siding E Other (specify) Silo stock E Slabs Products: Stickers 0 Cants Surfaced lumber 0 Ceiling lumber Timbers 0 Cooperage stock: Wood bark products 0 Headers Wood blanks 0 Hoops Wood blocks Staves Wood turnings 0 Cut stack Wood chips 0 Dimension lumber Wood vehicle stock 0 Excelsior

ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING

Recsnx! an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Financial

Commercial: Government Service . Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service Repair Service . Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation .. Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional ... Subsurface and Space . Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify) SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRING

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a job-worker situation. Recordan after each activity involved in the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities relating to: Laying out, fabricating, and assembling: Fiberglass boats Aluminum boats Wooden boats Specific craftwork involved in building or repairing of: Commercial or private ships or boats Naval vessels Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Planning craftwork Estimating costs of repairs or building of vessels Scheduling of craftwork in shop or aboard vessel Shopwork to: Fabricate or manufacture vessels parts Repair or overhaul machines, machinery, or equipment Shipboard work to: Assemble or install vessel's structural parts, machines, or equipment . Overhaul or repair machines, machinery, equipment, and accessories Providing craft services to other crafts for accomplishing work Cleaning and painting of vessels structural parts and equipment Drydocking vessels and performing work for drydocking of vessels Other (specify)

Plans: Manpower requirements for accomplishing craftwork Worker schedules Procedures for performing work Services requirements from other crafts Shopwork priorities and sequences Shipboard craftwork prioiitics and schedules Training activities of shop and shipboard workers Quality control and assurance that work meets specifications Other (specify)

Reads, reviews, or studies: Production schedules Material specifications Work orders Blueprints, diagrams, or sketches Product model 1 171 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Patterns and templates Using solvents Inspection reports Using steam cleaning equipment Rework orders Sandblasting Other (specify) Washing, using pressure equipment Other (specify) Determines: Layout of work Paints surfaces of structures or equipment Machine operations required for producing using: product Handbrushes Setup of machines or equipment Paint spraying equipment Fabricating sequences Paint rolling equipment Assembly procedures and sequences Other (specify) Installation procedures and sequences Repair, rework, or modification Prepares work schedules for workers requirements Assigns workers specific duties Types of tests and testing equipment Gives work directions to workers concerning required duties Rigging materials and procedures for Interprets work orders, specifications, moving and placing loads drawings, and technical data for workers Other (specify) Trains workers in: Craft duties Establishes reference points and lines Operation of machines, machinery, and for use in: equipment Laying out and lofting hull structures Use of craft hand and power tools, jigs, Laying out of patterns and templates on and fixtures materials Advises workers on methods and procedures Positioning vessel over blocks in for solving work problems drydocking operations Coordinates craft activities with those Locating position for installation of of other crafts structural components, machines, or Enforces worker compliance with established equipment work procedures, regulations, and safety Other (specify) rules Evaluates worker performance Sets up machines and equipment for other Recommends worker promotions, discharges, workers and disciplinary actions Sets up and operates machines and Requisitions machines, tools, and equipment equipment and services of other crafts Tends machines or equipment Keeps production and worker records Feeds materials into machines Prepares and submits progress, activity, Oflbears materials from machines and accomplishment reports Other (specify) Prepares table of offsets for lofting operations Installs, alines, and secures: Compares offset table with table listed on Die sets blueprint Bending rolls Measures parts to insure conformance Forming rolls with specifications Stops Marks material with fabricating data Guides Cuts materials into specified size Holding fixtures and jigs Signals workers to perform spcf..ific Shear blades operations Workpiece in fixture or jig Gives hand signals for hoisting, moving, Other (specify) and low ring operations Packs pipe with material to prevent Cleans surfaces, tanks, or parts by: flattening during bending processes Burning with blowtorch Heats and bends piping 172 174 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Bends, hammers, razes, and planishes Fastens parts together using: sheetmetal stock into specified shape Screws Tins metal piping to prevent galvanic or Bolts 0 electrolytic action and corrosion Rivets Sights with transit to position vessel over Dowels keel and bilge blocks during drydocking Solder Takes in or slacks off lines to position vessel Welds during drydocking operations Brazing materials Starts or stops pumps to flood, or pump Studs out water from drydock Other (specify) Moves cession into or from mouth of drydock Retubes heat transfer or steam generating Installs: equipment Planking and decking on vessels Moves levers or controls to: Insulating materials on vessels' sides Start machine fabricating operations below water line Reset guides, stops, or roll clearances Sheetmetal ventilating and air conditioning Set length of stroke on ram mechanisms ducts 41p Stop machines Piping systems in vessel Start auxiliary machines or equipment Glass in skylights, portholes, and other Other (specify) structures Keel and bilge blocks on platform of Lays out: drydock Outlines for constructing patterns, Structural sheet parts in vessels templates, or plugs Main propulsion machinery, boilers, and Fabricating data on material from auxiliary machinery and equipment blueprints Electronic systems, equipment, and gear Templates or patterns on material Electrical equipment, conduits, wiring, Other (specify) and controls Wooden paneling, ships' equipage, and Builds or constructs: other wood products Templates, patterns, or molds Deck covering materials on weather decks Wooden plugs (master patterns) and other ships' spaces Framework and target for bending, Insulating materials on boilers, piping shaping, and joining pipe valves, and ducts Holding fixtures or jigs for assembling Shafting, bearing pedestals, and parts propellers Keel and bilge blocks for drydocking Weapon systems Other (specify) Fire control systems Vessels' rigging and weight handling gear Reworks fabricated parts by: Hardware, trim, and gaskets Filing clamps, beam clamps, pad eyes, and Scraping other rigging materials Grinding -Metal firm' Imre and fixtures Chipping Wood furniture and fixtures Straightening Other (specify) Bending Planing Erects: Other (specify) Stages and staging for work operations Antennas, masts, and booms Positions parts for assembly in: Other (specify) Holding jig or fixture Specified relationship to each other Operates portable pneumatic tools to: Specified alinement Chip or calk metal plates Other (specify) Grind metal surfaces or edges

173 175 te WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Drill holes Rebuilds, rebricks, and insulates firesides Rivet structural steel or sheet metal ducts of steam generating equipment Countersink or ream holes Fabricates canvas and other textile covers, Other (specify) awnings, and sails Attaches hoisting and pulling gear to lift, Tests: move, and position heavy loads Electrical characteristics of wiring circuits, Shapes, finishes, and installs wooden electrical or electronic equipment or masts, booms, and spars systems Applies plastics and cloth materials to form Pressure vessels, piping, ship fibre glass coverings compartments, and tanks for leaks Laminates and bends lumber to form Machines, machinery, and equipment for wooden ships parts operational performance Manufactures rigging materials for Other (specify) moving loads Covers insulating materials with canvas, Disassembles and removes machines, cloth, or other materials machinery, or equipment from vessels Other (specify) Disassembles, repairs, and reassembles machines and equipment

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Management Helpers General Supervisors Ship's Personnel Supervisors Union Personnel Craft Workers Wage and Salary Personnel 5 Other Craft Workers Employment Personnel Planning Personnel Military Liaison Personnel Scheduling Personnel Government Personnel Estimates Other (specify) Apprentices

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary On-the-job Training High School Military Training . Junior College Apprenticeship (see apprenticeship Technical Training listing) Vocational Training Other (specify)

SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIR APPRENTICESHIPS

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Boatbuilder, Wood Shipwright Coppersmith Sailmaker Joiner Sheetmetal Worker Loft Worker Pipefitter Pipe coverer and Insulator Boilermaker Shipfitter Marine Machinist

174 176 SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIR APPRENTICESHIPS -- Continued

Shipyard Painter Welder Shipyard Rigger Welder-Fitter Fire Control Mechanic Shipyard Patternmaker Machinist (Ships' weapons) 0 Other (specify) Electronics Technician

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

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Craft Related Subjects and Courses: Testing Shop Mathematics Distilling Plants Trade Science Compressed Air and Gas Systems Blueprint Reading Hydraulic Oil Systems Applied Science Radar Wave Guides Practical Geometry Gasoline Systems Algebra Bending and Targeting Properties of Metals Ship Construction Properties of Materials Other (specify) Use and Care of Measuring Devices Pneumatics Joiner: Hydraulics Introduction to Joiner Trade Elements of Basic Metallurgy Fastening and Unfastening Applied Chemistry Operation of Machinery Elements of Leadership Various Types of Staging Foremanship and Supervision Applying Insulation Trade Drawing Techniques of Operating Machinery Other (specify) Techniques of Installing Decking Installing Covers Boatbuilder, Wood: Elements of Drydock Work Introduction to Boatbuilder Trade Methods of Framing Boat Nomenclature Ship Construction Fastening and Unfastening Other (specify) Operating Portable Power Tools Staging Loft Worker: Techniques of Machinery Operation Laying Out and Lofting Hull Structures Methods of Framing Laying Out and Lofting Hull Fixtures Drydock Work Establishing Ships' Lines Applying Insulation Developing Templates Fabricating Plastics Fabricating Templates Boat Construction Developing Offsets Other (specify) Operating Machinery Other (specify) Coppersmith: Introduction to Coppersmithing Patternmaker, Wood: Ship and Shipyard Nomenclature Foundry Processes Materials Molds Fuel Oil Systems Patternmaking Handtools Lube Oil Systems Woodworking Machines Location of Machinery Structural Methods Fabrication Pattern Construction Techniques Salt Water Systems Pattern Equipment Potable Water Systems Making Simple Parted Pattern Steam Systems Cores and Core Boxes Retubing Cylindrical Patterns and Core Boxes

175 177 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Flanged Fitting Patterns Radial Line Development Segmental Staved Patterns Installing Structural Assemblies Match Boards Triangulation Pattern and Casting Design Establishing Working Lines Patternmaker and the Foundry Dies, Molds, and Fixtures Advanced Pattern Layout Using Table of Offsets Metal Patterns Templating from Ship Valve Patterns Other (specify) Propeller and Impeller Patterns Involute Pump Casing Patterns Sheetmetal Worker: Double Suction Impeller Patterns Machine Operation Complex Cores and Core Boxes Ventilation Fabrication Plexiglass Models Furniture Fabrication Plaques and Insignias Galley Equipment Fabrication 'CI Other (specify) Shipboard Outfitting and Fixture Installation Pipe Coverer and Insulator: Sketching Introduction to the Trade Progr g Nomenclature of Ships Materials of Sheetmetal Industry Shop Practices Theory of Surface Development Low Temperature Pipe Coverings Tool Practices High Temperature Pipe Coverings Bench Layout Ventilation System Insulation Other (specify) The Steam Cycle Main and Auxiliary Machinery Pipefitter Ship: Machinery Insulation Introduction to Pipelining Refrigeration Piping Systems Ship and Shipyard Nomenclature Refrigeration Insulation Materials Main and Auxiliary Machinery Insulation Fuel Oil Systems Portable Insulation' Lube Oil Systems Air Conditioning Piping Insulation IC) Location of Machinery Refrigeration Piping Insulation Salt Water Systems Other (specify) IC) Sanitary Systems 1=1 Steam Systems Shipfitter: Retubing Introduction to Shipfitting IC) Chemical Cleaning Ship Compartmentation Distilling Plants Quality Assurance IC) Compressed Air and Gas Systems Machine Operations IC) Hydraulic Oil Systems Layout Practices Radar Wave Guides Shop Assembly Practices IC) Aircraft Fuel Systems Structural Ship Repair Bending and Targeting Ship Installation Practices IC) Pipes and Fittings Types and Uses of Machines IC) Pipelining Practices Welding Theory Plumbing and Pipefitting Tools Welding Specifications Insulation Piping Pneumatic Tools Operations High Pressure Pipe Fitting Riveting Specifications Sanitary Plumbing Systems Computing Bond Allowances Pipe Work Parallel Line Development Sizing Pipe for Plumbing Assembly Procedures for Welding IC) Hot Water Supply Methods of Installing Structural Parts IC) Heating Boilers Hole Cutting Specifications Steam Heating Systems Air and Hydrostatic Testing Other (specify)

176 1 '7 8 SUBJECTS AND COURSES--Continued

Machinist, Tlut 3i de: Computing Basic Mechanisms Main Propulsion Machinery . Radar Fundamentals Engineering Auxiliaries Linear Rate Gun Fire Control Systems Underwater Machinery Radar Transmitters and Timing Automatic Controls Radar Indicators Diesel Engines Automatic Tracking Controls Hydraulics Other (specify) Aircraft Launching Systems Aircraft Recovery Systems Shipyard Electrician: Other (specify) Lighting Interior Communications Shipyard Painter Power introduction to Painting Electronic Systems Surface Preparation Weapon Systems Introduction to Spray Painting Switchboards and Controllers Techniques of Spray Painting Motors ar , Generators Brush Painting Electrical Equipment Systems Silk Screening Electrical Test Equipment Lettering Degaussing Systems Graining Indicators Paint Mixing Other (specify) Paint Matching Varnishing and Lacquering Electronics Mechanic: Touch-up Painting Equipment Restoration Painting Boats Sonar Restoration Deck Covering Communications Equipment Painting Radar Indicators Other (specify) IFF Equipment Electronic Countermeasures U Machinist (Ships' Weapons): Electronic Test Equipment Hydraulic Systems Sonar Systems Main Battery Systems Radar Systems J 5" Gun Mounts Electronics Mechanic (Radar Option) 3" Gun Mounts Radar Power Supply Missile Launchers Indicators (RHI) Gun Directors Radar Transmitters Principles of Naval Ordnance Raclin Antennas and Transmission Shop Practices Line Torpedo Tubes Servo Mechanisms Underwater Sound Systems Electronics Mechanic (Sonar Option): Other (specify) Transducers Fathometers Fire Control Mechanic: Scanning Switches Introduction to Fire Control Mechanics Preamplifiers and Receivers Ships' Nomenclature Sonar Indicators Cabling Sonar Trainers Layout and Installation Electronics Mechanic (Communications Fundamentals of Electricity Option): Power Distribution Communication Receivers Test Equipment Applications Receiver Converter Equipment Fire Control Radar Units Communications Transmitters Troubleshooting Radar Units Antenna Tuners, Couplers. Multicouplers Synchro and Servo Fundamentals Shipboard Communication System Fire Control Surface Problems Other (specify) Fire Control Air Problems

179 177 St' RIF( 1NIti COURSLS--Continued

Boilermaker: Refitting 1:1 Safety and Shipyard Orients( nn 1:1 Bricklaying 1:1 Steam, Its History and Advancement Basic Layout 1:1 The SteamCycle 117 TubeInstallation Hand and Power Tools TubeRemoval 1:1 Boiler Tube Layout 1:1 Types Tube Bending 1:1 Arrangement 71 Machine Operations 1:1 Utilization Machine Operation Calculations 1:1 Pressures Tanks 1:1 Inspection Headforming Wear Calculating Volume 1:1 Defects 1:1 Other (specify) 1:1 Repai

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

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Machines and Equipment: Bandsaws 1:1 Metalworking: Jigsaws 1:1 Bending machines: Sabre saws 1:1 Bending rolls 1:1 Variety saw; 1:1 Flanging rolls Gangsaws 1:1 Crimping rolls 0 Jointers 1:1 Brakes Patternmaking Pipe bending machines Laminating presses 1:1 Tube bending machines Boring machines 1:1 Presses: Drillpresses 1:1 Punch presses Steam chambers Dishing machines Other (specify) Hydraulic presses Bulldozers Lofting machines: Drill presses 1/10 Optical detailing machines 1:1 Bending machines Other (specify) 1:1 Pedestal grinders Shearing machines Electrical: Cutoff saws Coil winders Abrasive saws Battery chargers Welding machines: Other (six 1:1 Spotwelders Resistance welders Tools: Automatic welding machines Handtools: Flame cutting machines Adzes 1:1 Pantograph flame cutters Augers Other (specify) Axes Bars: Woodworking: Crowbars Wood lathes Prybars Bending machines Chisels: Planers Metal chisels Shapes Wood chisels Mortisers Drills: Saws: Brace and bits Circular saws High speed twist drills MA I IINES, T001,;. EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS -- Continued

Files: Tongs Metal Liles Belting tools Wood files Flaring tools Screwdrivers Rivet bucking tools Phillips screwdrivers Nail punches Wrenches: Paint brushes Allen wrenches Paint rollers Box wrenches Gravers Crescent wrenches Wood planes Monkey wrenches Sledges Open end wrenches Mallets Socket wrenches Scrapers Stilson wrenches Other (specify) Cutters: Glass cutters Power handtools: Scissors Buffers Sidecutters ID Calking hammers Wire cutters Chipping hammers Wire strippers E Grinders Pipe cutters D Drills Pipe threaders Riveting guns Taps Soldering guns Reamers Impact wrenches Pullers: Stapling guns Bearing pullers Hand held circular saws Gear pullers El Blind rivet drivers Hammers: Other (specify) Ballpeen hammers Claw hammers Work Aids: Saws: Mechanical measuring devices: Hacksaws Calipers Keyhole saws Li Compa,.1.. Ripsaws Dividers cromut saws Protractors Mal.!.s: Squares pper mauls Quadrants .rubber mauls Gages: Knives: Center gage Drawknives Dial indicator Linoleum knives Feeler gage Pliers: Balance gage Vise grip Height gage Channel lock Radius gage Heaters: Screw pitch gage Blowtorches Thickness gage Hawk torches Thread gage Rivet heaters Wire gage El Stud drivers Micrometers: Easy outs Depth micrometer Woodcarving tools Flange micrometer Scribers Inside micrometer Pipe benders Outside micrometer Tube benders Swiss hole micrometer Marlin spikes Torque meter

179 181 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS--Contiuncil

Argle plates Optical centering instruments Rules: Optical protractor Depth rule Transit Machinist rules Bore sighting instruments Steel tape rules Other (specify) Other (specify) Miscellaneous Work Aids: Elecrical measuring equipment: Patterns 1:1 Circuit continuity equipment Templates 0 Impedance measufing equipment Formulas 1:1 Ammeters Work orders Bridge gages: Models 0 Kelvin bridge gages Records 1:1 Megohm bridge gages Graphs 0 Vacuum bridge gages Charts 1:1 Wheatstone bridge gages Tables 1:1 Ohmmeter Offset tables Power factor meter Specifications Phase angle meter Test sheets Voltohm millimeter Holding devices 0 Microwave test equipment Jigs Radiometer Boat plugs Oscillograph Specification manuals Oscilloscope Stock lists Li Light meter Sketches ...... 1 Other (specify) Blueprints LI Abrasive stones LI Optical measuring instruments: Hoists L Microscope Chain Hoists i] Optical comparator Block a...d. Tackle U Polariscope Other ,specify)...... li Shadowgraph

SHIP AND BOAT STRUCTURES, MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, S'IsTEMS. ...ND SHIPYARD FAC)LtTIKS

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Vessels: Gasolim en,;io?. Boats: Boilers Pleasure boats Fuel oil 0 Fishing boats Nuclear po-.er Speedboats Reduction gear Ships: Engineering auxiliaries: Passenger Pumps Passenger-Cargo Evaporators Cargo Air compressors El Tankers Condensers El Naval Ice machinery i___. Other (specify) Deck machinery Steering engines Ships machinery and equipment: Air ejectors Propulsion machinery: Electrical equipment: Steam turbines Turbo generators Steam reciprocating engines 0 Diesel generators Diesel engines Gat'. generators 182 SHIP AND BOAT STRUCTURES, MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, sysTEms, AND SHIPYARD FACILITIESContinued Switchboards ..1=1 Lubricating oil Lighting systems Fire main Intercommunications systems Potable water Motors Salt water Gyrocompasses Gasoline C Electronic equipment: Steam Radar LI Sanitary Sonar 1.4.....trical wiring systems Fire Control .. Weatni: ,control systems Weapons control Dir.-.-.,!e control systems Communications Heating systems Other (specify) Instrumentation and controls systems Other (specify) Ships structures: Hull I=1 Shipyard facilities: Decks Drydocks: Superstructures Graving docks Living spaces Floating drydocks .. Compartments .. Marine railways Cabins Drydock equipment: Tanks Blocks: Other (specify) Keel blocks Bilge blocks 1:1 Ships systems: Cassions Navigational systems Staging Ventilating systems Cranes Air conditioning and refrigeration Craft shops systems Other (specify) Piping systems: Fuel..

ENVIPONMEN SETTIN 3

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Agriculture Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurance Lodging Service Legal i Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service

Repair Service Military 1=1 Stiles Nonprofit Communications Office Service Conservation Constr..i.:tion Social Service CrAri!ction al Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation Entertainment Utilities Exhibiti-,a Center .. Other (specify)

1 83 181 TEXTILE MILL WORK

Inventory

Alin THE WORKER DOES

Below are listed avtivitiis might be involved in a job-worker sitnation. Record an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates mill aetivities'eoncerned with: Production of yarn horn specific type of fiber Production of thread from specific type of fiber Weaving broad woven fabrics from processed fibers Weaving or braiding narrow fabrics from processed fibers Finishing, by textile mill processes, fabrics and cloth: On commission basis Purchased materials Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Sorting and grading raw materials used in products Preparing warp and filling yarn Winding and twisting yarn Spinning yarn Spinning thread Weaving cloth Washing and soaping cloth Mixing dyes or paints for dyeing yarns or printing fabrics Dyeing yarn or printing woven fabrics 1;11 Aging printed fabrics Finishing fabrics Grading fabrics according to defects ..1",z'.4er (specify)

Studies or analyzes: Production schedule Material specifications Processirs. specifications Fabric specifications Other (pecify)

Determines from data: Fiber preparation requirements Direction and amount of t.-;st rcquiP to produce specified type fibers Yarn size, type, texture, and quantity for specified fabric jJ Machine setup for specific mill processes Pattern chains required Yarn or fabric dyeing activities Fabric finishing activities Processing sequences and requirements Manpower requirements Other (specify) 184 MINI' THE WOHKI.:11 1/01.:SCim lilim.(1

Prepares: Keeps processing and production records Order sheets (specify) Warp pattern mhettm Form la sheets Sets up machine or range sections l'or Loom setup instructions indicating: other workers Harness size Sets lip and operates machines or equipment

Nit.:.ber of harnesses required . oprrale. mayhilws Type of heddles Controls operation of equipment Warp ends per inch Tends: Sequences of drawing through harness Machines or equipment and media One section of range Changes in loom: Feeds materials or inprocess products into Shedding machines or equipment Picking Offbears materials or products from Warp letoff machines or equipment Cloth take-up speeds Other (specify) Processing schedules Production reports Sets up and adjusts textile machines. or Work and worker Schedules equipment for specific mill process(es): Other (specify) Reads production orders or set up directions to obtain set up data Computes: Determines from data setup procedures Gear size required to effect required or adjustments required twist on yarn Disassembles and removes parts or Draft required to reduce roving to equipment requiring change, such as: specified yarn size Rollers Drafting gear size to stretch roving and Pulley reduce roving to size Pattern chain Other (specify) Pattern control card Gears Assigns workers to specific duties Beam Interprets production orders, product Harness assemby specifications, and technical data for Rolls t,orkers Gtiides Gives workers directions for performing Selects specified replacement parts assigned duties Installs, alines, and secures parts or .Advises workers on methods and procedures equipment on/in machine for solving work problems Turns setscrews or controls to: Reviews laboratory and test results on Set specified clearances between parts materials and products Obtain specified tension nn materials Orders changes in machine operations or Obtain specified pressure on materials processing methods to meet product Synchronize speed of machine or specifications, as required equipment units Coordinates departmental activities with Regulate speed of rolls or rollers those of other departments Regulate machine or equipment unit: Requisitions materials andipplies required Pressures for production activities Temperatures Trains wortters in assigned duties and Vacuum equipment or machine operations Pulls material through: Notifies maintenance personnel of needed Drop wires machine or equipment repairs Heddles Enforces worker compliance with work Reed dents procedures, regulations, and safety rules Threads materials through: Observes workers performing duties to insure Guides their compliance with work directions Rolls 185 183 WHAVIIIE WORKER DOES--Continued

Rollers Measures materials or textile products for Tension devices conformanee with specified: Stop motion devices Width Machine or equipment units Length Fastens ends of materials or products onto: Thickness Loom beam Other (specify) Bobbin Spool Tests: Rewinding device Chemical solutions for specified Operates machine or equipment to test setup concentration or strength for conformance with operational Materials or products for: specifications. Type of composition Adjusts setscrews, settings, and controls Tensile strength to obtainPpee fi ed operation Shrinkage characteristics Other (specify) Absorbency capabilities Fastness of dye Turns valves to: Crease resiliency Fill tanks or vats with specified amounts Resistance to fading of liquid Other (specify) Admit steam into equipment Heat rollers or solutions Counts number of picks per inch Empty tanks or vats of solutions or dyes Records test or inspection results Pump matenals to processing stations Marks defective materials or products Other (specify) Adds chemicals to solution to obtain specified strength Inspects or examines: Cuts out defective materials Inprocess materials for: Ties broken ends of fibers or yarn together Slubs Rethreads ends of materials through Holes machines and accessories Grease spots Sews trailing and leading edges of cloth Breaks together for feeding into range Tangles Cuts material after specified amount has Textile fibers or fabrics for: been wound on spooler bobbin Color runs Doffs filled bobbins, spools, cones, or reels Uneven color shades Replaces: Defects in winding Filled bobbins, spools, cones, or reels Smudges with empty ones.... Out of register printing Exhausted bobbins, spools, cones, or reels Other (specify) with filled (me.' Beams holding yarn with hoi;:t Weighs: Pushes racks of materials into equipment Materials specified on formula for for processing solutions , Patrols section of range to observe Fabric samples operations Fiber samples 0Notifies supervisory personnel of Uncoated and coated products malfunctioning equipment or defective Other (specify) products Trucks materials to processing stations Mixes: Rcworks defective products by: Chemical processing solutions Zoivoding Dyes El Weaving Paints for silk screen or fabric printing Other (specify) operations Coating materials for product.' Repairs: Other (specify) Rebuilds: 186 W I I AT TI IF, WORKER DOES-- Onitinitull

Replaces: alines, levels, and spelli.,3 Textile mill manufacturing or proceHunig parts in place machines or equipment Adjusts elearances between parts Inspects and observes operation of Test operates machine or equipment equipment or machine malfunctioning for conformance with operational Disassembles or removes malfunctioning specifications unit or equipment part Components of machines, as: Examines disassembled parts for: Half lap needle bars Cracks I MOM reeds Excessive wear Shuttles Alinement of componentm Spindles Cause of malfunction Harness frames and straps Measures parts or spacing of parts for Shuttle boxes and binders conformance with specifications Reeds Cleans and polishes metal parts Clothing or lining on machine parts Smoothes rough edges Pattern chains on looms Replaces or repairs parts Other (specify)

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Management Workers Supervisors Helpers Other Supervisors Laboratory Personnel Machine Operators Inspection Personnel Range Operators Testing Personnel Range Tenders Other (specify)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary Vocational School High School Apprenticeship Junior Colic, [1 On-the-jol, Training Technical School Other (specify)

MILL MATERIALS AND PROCESSES

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Types of raw materials: Flax fiber Type of fibers: Hemp fiber Monofilament Jute fiber Yam Mohair Staple Silk fiber Tow Vicuna hair Other (specify) 0 Wool (sheep) Other (specify) Types of organic fibers: Alpaca hair Types of cellulose man-made fibers: Angora hair (rabbit or goal) Acetatr Cohen fiber Cuprammonium

185 MILL MATERIALS ANI) PROCESSES Continued

North:auk. [-_-_-.1 Exinwiing n Rayon E_1 Finishing I I Viscose Flocking I.I Other (specify) n Folding 0 Gumming 11 Types of synthetic (monde fibers: Impregnating n Acrylic L1 Mangling Aerylonitrile rI Marking n Ailidox LI Mercerizing Casein Napping El Einsioniciric Painting .. CI FInocarbon Picking Li Linear esters Pleating Li Modarrylic Polishing 0 Nylon Pressing Olefin.. Quilling Polyester Retiing Polyvinyl ester Rolling Polyvinylideue chlorin, Roving Protein Sanforizing Saran Shrinking Vinal Silktit 'Ling Vinylidene chlorida Singeing Zein Sizing Other (specify) Skeining Li Slivering Types of mill processes: Slubbing Aging n Spooling n Balling Spinning . Beaming Splicing Bleaching Splitting Blending Sponging Boiling Spraying Brushing Spreading Calendering Starching 0 .--..-:-- Ca&anizing Steaming Carding Stretching [..] Coating Tentering Li Combing TexturCng Cooling Throwing Crimping Twisting Crushing Warping Cutting Washing Desizing Waterproofing Doubling Waxing Drawing Weaving Drying Winding Dyeing Other (specify) .. Embossing t

188 M ACII INES, TO(1LS, EQUIPMENT, A N I) WOR K AIDS

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'Pyles of machines /equipment: Combining machine Ll Automatic Cooling equipment F.] Contitmous rnesming Cordage mid twine machines: Manually operated Cord doubling and twisting machine Li Multi-purpose 11 Cord impregnating equipment Pattern controlled I..] Paper tape making milehim. [71 Semi-automatic Li Paper twisting machine Other (specify) Rope strand-forming machine Rope twisting machine Covering machine Machines/equipment: Creels Ana line-dye aging equipment Crimping machine Autoclave Cutting machine: Balling machine Corduroy cutting machine Batting machine Die cutting ',whine Beaming machine: Felt cutting machine Beam dryer Deeating equipment Beam warper Dampening-spray machine Bleaching equipment Dyeing equipment Blending machine Electrifier equipment Blowing machine Embroidery machine Bobbin machines: Extractor Bobbin winding machine Felting machine Bobbin cleaning machine Flocking machine Boiling-off equipment Frames: Braid making machine Pulling in frame 0 Breaker machine Doubling and twistingframe Brushing machine: Fulling machine Corduroy brushing machine Garnetting machine Steam brushing machine Hair picking machine El Calender 0 Heddles El Carbonizer equipment: Hooking machine CI Felt carbonizer Humidifying equipment Wool carbonizer Hydraulic press Carding machine Jacquard pattern card cutter Chinchilla machine Kier boiling equipment Clarifier Knot tying machine Cloth processing machines and equipment: Knife grinding machine Cloth bleaching IP . Lace making machine Cloth finishing range Leasing machine Cloth measuring range London shrinking equipment Cloth mercerizing range Looms: Cloth oiling machine Jacquard loom Cloth reeling machine Needle loom Cloth sanding machine Loom winding machine Cloth shrinking equipment Ring loom Cloth skeining and reeling machine Mangle Cloth spreading machine Marking machine Cloth washing machine Mi::ing machine: Coating machine: Chemical solution mixer Fabric coating machine Dye mixing machine Twine coating machine -Size mixer Coating and embossing machine Napping machine 189 187 mAciiINP:s, Tools, EQuipml:NT, AND WORK AIDSContimied

Net making machine 11 Striker machines: Nicking machine l....i Strike-off machine Fri Opening machine 0 Strike-out machine Hole opening machine . Li Super-left twisting machine Open soaping machine El Tailing machine Package dyeing equipment Tindall machine

Padding making machine Li 'faltering machine . Pick pulling maultine Tenter frame Hisae maeliii s Thread making machine El Printing machines: Tin-Whiz machine Diiiiii printing machine Top-dyeing equipment Novelty printing machine Tufting nu,,,Iiine Silk screen printing machine Twisting machine Quilling machine Li Uptwister machine Rug picker machine unifil machine La Reeds 1:1 Vacuum filter machine 1:1 Heeling machines: Warping machines: Hope coiling machine 1:1 Warp coiling machine Twine reeling machine 1:1 Warp dyeing equipment 1:1 Reeling and tubing machine 1:1 Warp tying machine 1:1 Riblxm making machine 1:1 Washing machine 1:1 Ribbon lapping machine 1:1 Waste cleaning machine 1:1 Roll down machine 1:1 Waterproofing equipment 1:1 Rope processing machines: Waxing machine 1:1 Rope silica washing machine 1:1 Winding machine Rope soaping machine 1:1 Wool picking machine 1:1 Rope tarting machine 1:1 Wool washing machine 1:1 Roving machine 1:1 Worsted winding machine Roving frame 1:1 Wringing machine 1:1 Sanforizing machine 1:1 Yam processing machine: Schreiner embossing machine Yam bleaching machine Scouring machine 1:1 Yam conditioning-spray machine Sewing machine 1:1 Yam mercerizing machine Shear grinding machine Yam polishing machine Shearing machine 111 Yam texturizing machine 1:1 Shuttles 1:1 Yam washing and bleaching machine 1:1 Shuttle boxes 1:1 Yam winding machine Silk creping machine 1:1 Other (specify) 1:1 Silk spreading machine 1:1 Singeing equipment 1:1 Tools: Sizing equipment 1:1 Handtools: Skein processing machines: Knives Skein winding machine 1:1 Screwdrivers Skein yard-dyeing equipment Wrenches ''Slasher machine Wirebrushes Slitting and twisting machine CI Needles Sliver lapping machine CI Scissors Slubbing mochine CI Rakes D Spinning machine CI Hammers Spooling machine CI Punches Spray machine CI Files Staple processing machine CI Steel picks Steaming equipment CI Reed hooks Stenciling machine CI Other (specify) 190 l88 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WIRIK AIDSContinued

Power tools: Tensiometer Eleetrie drills,, (;holing wheels Taims r1 Soldering irons Other (specify) I-- Power rivet guns Other ( specify) fl Production orders .. Product specifications Workaids: Material mpecifi,6., El Measuring instrutneuts: still Inn! samples ri Micrometers . Pattern charts Feeler gages Formulas Rulers !lidding devices and jigs Viseosimeter Production reports I lydronicter Requisition forms 1EI Grain scales Standard forms Flat gages Other (specify) Pin gages

PRODUCTS

Record an "X" to indicate products workedon or produced.

Cotton broad woven fabrics: Cottonades Airplane cloth Coutil Alpacas Coverts Automotive fabrics Crash toweling Awning stripes Crepe Bags and bagging Cretonne Bandage cloth Crinoline Bark cloth Damasks Basket weave fabrics Denims Bathmats Diaper fabrics Batiste Dimities Bedspreads Dishcloths Bird's-eye diaper cloth Draperies and drnpery fabrics Bombazine Dress fabrics Book cloth Drills Broadcloth Duck Brocade Duvetyn Buckram Elastic fabrics Bunting cloth Express stripes Cambric Filter cloth Camouflage nets Flannette Canton flannels Flannels Canvas Frieze Casement cloth Friezette Chafer fabrics Furniture denim Cheese bandages Gabardine Cheesecloth Galatea Chenilles Gauze Chevoits Ginghams Chintz Glass toweling Corduroy fabric Glove fabric Corset fabric Grosgrain 191 189 Ilatilkerchief fabrics __I Shirting fabrics I Hickory aripos _I shoo rillui,,, l Hunktoweling ...1 Silesia

Interlining material 1 Slip cover 111116'5 7j

JUN11111'11way ell fabrics _.-1 Stretch fabricslos

Jean fabrics I Suiting hibli,s o 1 Laundry (allies I Sii.f;icitl fabrics 1 Latunhy nets I Table cloth taffies Lawns 171 'rabic domik 1,4,10 cloth El 'Tapestry rabic IlAng cloth D Tarlatan Luggage fabric 0 Tentage L Madras Terry woven fabrics Mitrquisetwq 11 'Pickings I Matthews. 0 Tobacco cloths 0 Messalie. Towels and toweling Milk ; Tracing cloth Mohr, Trento:rings Mono, Tubing, scantiest' MO,p1. ... Ong Twills mu.111, ... Typewriter ribbon cloth

Nainsook , Umbrella cloth Net sml Nettings Upholstery fabrics Opalie Velours Ili'sly Velveteens (;,,laburgs Velvets Outing flannel Voiles Oxfords Waffle cloth Pajama checks Wash cloths Percale Wignan Perealine Window shade cloth Pile fabrics Other (specify) Pillow tubing Pillowcases Man-made and silk broad woven fabrics: Pin checks Acetate fabrics Pin stripes Acrylic fabrics Piques Automobile fabrics Plaids Bedspreads Plisse crepe Blanketings Plushes Canton crepes Packeting twill Crepe satins Pr .,gee Drapery and drapery fabrics Poplin Dress fabrics Press cloth Duvetyn Print cloths Elastic fabrics Ratine Failles Rep Fiberglass fabrics Romaines Flat crepes Sail cloth French crepes Sateens Fur type fabrics Scrim Georgettes Scrub cloths Glass woven fabrics Seat cover cloth Jacquard woven fabrics Seersuckers Leno fabrics Sheets and sheeting Linings 192 PRODUCTS--Continued

Marquisettes Narrow fabrics: Modacrylit f,:brics Apparel webbing Nylon fabrics Auto wind lace Nytril fabrics Banding Paper woven fabrics Behings Parachute fabrics Bindings Pile fabrics Braids Ei Plushes Cords Polyester fabrics Corset laces Polyethylene woven fabrics Elastic narrowfabrics Polypropylene woven fabrics Elastic webbing Pongee Electric insulating tapes andbraids Poplin Fringes Quills Gimps Rayon fabrics Glove lining fabrics Saran fabrics r: Hatband fabrics Serges Hose fabrics Shaniungs Labels Shirting fabrics Lacings Silk fabrics Ribbons Silk cover fabrics Rickrack braid Spandex fabrics Rubber thread and yarns Suiting fabrics Shoe laces Taffetas Slide fasteners Tapestry fabrics Spindle banding Twills Strapping webs Underwear fabrics Tapes Upholstery fabrics Tie tapes Velvets Trimmings Vinal fabrics Venetian blind tapes Vinyon fabrics Webbing Voiles Wicking Other (specify) Zipper tape Other (specify) Wool broad woven fabrics: Alpacas Man-made, cotton, and silk yarns: Billiard cloths Acetate yarn Blankets and blanketings Acrylic yarn Felts Carded yarn Flannels Carpet yarn Haircloth Combed yarn Mohairs Cordage yarn Overcoatings Crochet yarn Pantings Darning yarn Papermakers' felts [.: Embroidery yarn Serges Knitting yarn Skirtings Modacrylic yarn Suitings Nylon yarn Trouserings Nytril yarn Upholstery fabrics Polyester yarn Worsted fabrics Polypropylene yarn Other (specify) Rayon yarn

193 191 PRODUCTS--Continued

Saran yarn Lace covers: Spinning yarn Chair covers Vinal yarn Dresser covers Vinyon yarn Piano covers 0 Weaving yarn Table covers Other (specify) Laces: Barmen Wool yarns: Bobbinet Crochet yarn Levers Darning yarn Nottingham Embroidery yarn Netting Knitting yarn Other (specify) Rug yarn Thread yarn Processed waste: Twisting yarn Carbonized rags Weaving yarn Flock Other (specify) Oakum Packing Threads: Wool Shoddy Cotton thread Other ( specify) Crochet thread Darning thread Coe .td fabrics: Embroidery thread lype of coating: Hand Knitting thread Impregnated Nylon thread Vaminate,i Polyester thread Metalize-ci Rayon thread Plastics: Sewing thread Pyroxylin Spinning thread Resin Tatting thread Varnish Other (specify) `ilv axed Other (specify) Miscellaneous Textile Goods: Buckram Felt G.,ods: Cambric Acoustic felts Glass cloth. Automotive felts Glass mate Carpet cushions Oilcloth Insulating felts Tape Ironing board felts Tubing Lining felts Yarns Mats Other (specify) Pads and Padding Pipe and boiler covering Reinforcing cord and fabric: Polishing felts Cord for reinforcing D Pressed wool felts Fabric for reinforcing: Punched felts Rubber tires Trimming felts Industrial belting Other (specify) Fuel cello Other (specify) Lace goods: Bed sets Non-woven fabrics: Curtains and curtain fabrics Bonded fiber textiles Edgings Bonded fiber fabrics Galloons Plastic bonded fiber ribbon

192 194 PRODUCTS---Continued

Spunbonded fabrics .E1 Insulator pads 0 Other (specify) Wire rope centers Oilier (specify) Cordage and twine: Cordage types: Rope: Abaca Blasting mats Sisal Nets Henequen Slings, Hemp Other (specify) Jute Other fibers (specify) Twine Cordage goods: Fish nets and seines Cargo nets Fishing lines Braided cord Trawl twine Fish nets and seines Binder and baler twine Fishing lines Other (specify)

ENVIRONMENTAL. SETTING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture I=1 Financial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage I=1 Insurance Lodging Service Legal Personal Service I=1 Library Printing and Publishing I=1 Medical Service Repair Service Military Sales I=1 Nonprofit Communications Officc Service Conservation Recreation Construction I=1 Social Service Correctional I=1 Subsurface and Space Educational I=1 Transportation Entertainment I=1 Utilities Exhibition Center []Other (specify)

193 VENEER AND PLYWOOD MILL WORK

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DJES

Below are listed activities that might he involved in a job-worker situation. Record an "X" after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Directs and coordinates activities concerned with manufacture of: Veneer Plywood Other (specify)

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Breaking up rafts, and scaling, sorting, grading and sawing logs for operations Peeling, clipping, and grading green veneer for further processing Glue spreading, layup, and hot pressing plywood sections together Finishing hardwood or softwood plywood panels Reduction of bark and waste lumber into woos' chip or bark products or hog fuel Other (specify)

Reviews or studies: Production reports Daily cutting records Job order specifications Job orders Production schedules Drying charts Cutting orders Shipping orders Maintenance and repair reports Quality control specifications Test harms Other ,!specify)

Plans or determines: Production schedules Priority of orders Sequences of processing orders Species and sizes of veneer of plywood to be manufactured Manpower requirements Manpower utilization Machine and equipment requirements and utilization Maintenance and repair activities Other (specify)

Prepares: Work schedules Production schedules Cutting orders Production status reports 19 6 194 WHAT" TII Wl)1(KER DOES -Continued

Instills, ulinuH, and seclinm in position; Carpi, imetim.m, mild iiiiiiiiiiiiimmt, l'ia. Saws [11 insuring riiiliii" multi (mm.1.410(1,101 Knives F:1 Kiwpiricaioom , ,.. , .. Cutters Fit How of material tat intitiliiil handlinit Viesvon. rolls rgoipinent to: Guides 1i-..1 Adjust speed of operidian . .. r 1 Stops Detect inboilio,,,,,, of 01,1,riai Spray guns 1,0,0 Wiwe io.crilil s laretgli Other (specify) matter ...... ,...... {-_-] Workers (Or compliunee with sitlety Presses pumhbuthins ou machine console or prattites and regollition» . 0 panelhoard to: Other (specify) , ,. , Activate power to controls CI Start machine and machine auxiliaries Material, tool, and equipment requisitions Move workpiece into position for machine Inventory reports.... . operations Quality control reports Feed workpiece into cutting tools liciaiir and maintenance reports .. Feed tools onto workpiece Production schedule revisions

Set machine guides, stops, and tools for Other (specify). , specified operations Adjust position of tools Coordinates: Reprocess material not meeting Flow of materials through production specifications departments , . El Move workpiece away from processing Operation of depot-ft-Tient withother machine department activities

Other (specify) Worker activities , Other (specify) . Moves levers or controls, depresses

pedals, or turns valves to: Assigns workers to specific ditties . Set: Gives workers directionseogeriliiir Pressure of rolls on workpiece assigned duties...... Tension on materials Inspects machines and ecitionent for

Specified temperature, humidity, and function efficiency .. ,. .. air circulation in driers Enforces worker complialle, with: Aline workpiece against: Established work methods and procedures ...... Fi Guides Company regulations.., .. . A lining mechanisms Safety rules and practices. - Regulate: Other (specify),...... Speed of tools Trains workers in: Travel of workpiece Setup of machines ...... Lowering and raising of: Setup and operation of machines, Guides machinery, and equipment ...... Stopa Eil Controlling equipment.., Aprons Performance of assigned duties.. Holding devices or clamps E i l Other (specify). .. .. Elevators CI Stacking tables Evaluates work performance ofworker Unstacking tables El Initiates personnel actions .. - Other (specify) 1=7 Keeps records of worker's time and

overtime worked.., ..., .. . Observes: Recommends changes in processes or

Operations of machines for evidences of use of materials . . malfunctions Other (specify) .. ..

19 7 195 WHATTHE WORKER DOES--Gentiniwil

Sets up machines for other workers II CI1111111'114 111.1WVI'll 1001M Sets up Mill operates machines and F11144101 veneer or plywood for equipment r-i conformance with dimensional Operates machines ri si lee divot ions Controls operation of11111111IIIIIie !lines ()liter tspeeifyl ur equipment 11 'rends: Marks: Presetup or automatic machines ll Symbols on piodoels to indicate: Material handling equipitient to move Grade materials and pioducts Ell ommine.dion Drives: Reprla instnictions Material handling machines Identifying data on top of: Tug Ell Stacks of veneer or plywood Motorized boats Wrapped packages of products Feeds material into machines or onto Other (speedy) feed conveyors. Offbears materials from machines or Signals workers to stop or start machinesur offbearing conveyors E processing operations Other (specify) C. Patches veneer or plywood to improve quality Inspects or examines: Cuts defective aections from product, using Veneer sheets for: hand or power tools Knots Prepares patches for repairing tiefects in Splits prod nets Pitch lines Removes materials from material handling Damage equipment Grain Stacks material on four-wheel trucks Determining grade and quality Covers finished veneer with paper to Markings on plywood for: prevent scratches Species of wood Shovels or throws waste materials into Grade and quality code 0 chipper or hog machine conveyor Moisturecontent Places slats between sheets of veneer or Need of worocessing plywood Need for patching Affixes labels to products Other (specifyl Lubricates machines Cleans machines, equipment, and work arca Measures: Assists in replacing tools in machines Length of logs for cutting into machine Other (specib,) stock lengths Thickness of plywood for determining sanding operations

COMMUNICATION REspoNsIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Quality Control Personnel Superintendent Machine Operators Supervisors Helpers Other Supervisors Other (specify) ... EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training requirements.

Elementary High School 196 I6) EDUCATION AND TRAININGConlitmed

Vocational School I On-the-job 'ruining Techienl School n other (specify)

SU IIJ E(TS A N I) COURSES

Record all "X" to indicate subjects and courses that develop worker HkillH,

Subjects and Courses: Veneer Drying Practical Arithmetic Logo...0111,A vottkh Use and Care of Tools Plywood and Laminating Promises: lira awl Care of Machinery Theory of Wood Adhesion Log sealing Chernieal Nature of Wood Adhesives Veneer and Plywood Grading Gluing Process Technology Maintenance of Cutting Tools: Wood Drying Technology Ilog and Chipper Knives :lements of Supervision Band Saws Human Relations Circular Saws Estimating Wood Seasoning Other (specify)

MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Type of machine or equipment: Chain conveyor Automatic Bull-chain conveyor Automated Endless-belt conveyor Console controlled Hoists: Electronically controlled Electric hoist Manually operated Hydraulic hoist Pushbutton operated Lathe charging and centering machine Remote controlled Log handling machine Semi-automatic Log handling boats Other (specify) Rail-transfer car Rotary sorting table Machines: Tipple Air compressor Triple-tipple Barking machines: Plywood paneling machines: Drum type Panel presses: Hydraulic type Cold press Lathe type Hot clamp press Ring type Heated multi-tiered hydraulic press Block bucking, grading, sorting mac 1,ine Panel sizing machine: Chipping machine.. Skinner sizing'saw Clipping machine Panel length cutoff saw Core splitting machine Panel bagging machine Glue machines: Sanding machines: Edge-gluing machine Belt sander Glue mixing machine Endless belt sander Glue spreading machine Drum sander Jointer-edge gluing machine Drum and belt sanding machines Hog machine Multi-belt sander Jointer Saws: Material handling machines: Drag saw Conveyors Double cut-off saw App:conveyor' Gang saw

199 197 NI AGI I INKS, TON 11,111111NIENT,AND W0111% AIDSConlinovil

Grove Putting Imwhim, rl Veneer emainiamh drying tiVhi1111 I Groove cuttingnullMottling machine 1 ill drier and fending system I

Shearing imiehine I Miaid deleilter iliiipmeia I

I Slicing mailliine MIiil I IV Ielillri lg 11161111111 1

Splicing machine I Acetylene cutting equipment I_.. Veneer peeling lathe i I Welding equipment L.

Veneer linialting machine: ):levities' charge glue drying eqiiipmia I

Staining machine -I Oilier ( specify) I

Waxing machine 1 Polishing machine riMirk Aids:

Mold-spindle drill press [1 Measuring F._ Other (specify) F1 cal 00, ciliduoid Tools: Micrometers Handtools: Scales: Brushes Bench scales Chisels Floor scales Handsaws Steep WKS Hand irons Scale sticks Hand rollers Other (specify) Hatchets Hooked poles Load tickets Palm and needle Identification sheets Peavies Marking pencils Pike poles Tally sheets Planes Formulas Pliers Wax sticks Prybars Chalk Riveting tools Job order specifications 1: Screwdrivers Job orders Staple remover Requisitions Scrapers Four-wheel trucks Shovels Paint applicators Wrenches Quality control specifications Spatulas Daily cutting orders Knives Daily cutting records Band cutters Rubber stamps Branding iron Tape dispenser

Putty knives Tape 111 Brooms Sponges Shovels Labels Power handtools: Production orders Portable mixer Glue report Portable router Grade-break-down report Portable router and saw '...outing machine roller log Putty gun Production schedules Sanding board Shipping orders Spray gun Labels Stapling gun Magnifying devices Other (specify) Testing forms Testing reports Equipment: Mirrors Cant steaming vats Other (specify) Driers:

Drying ovens (7) /1 - I 198 PRODUCTS

Record no "X" to indicate 'inducts processedm

Pitnelingt Veneer: flardwood patiols 1 Faced Veneta Softwood panels 1 1 1 I Ilaidwood violvor 1 1 Plywood; Non-facial V1,1114,1' Hardwood limed plywood 1- --1 1 Softwood veneer Softwood plywood Ii I.I Ti elinical veneer Siding 1 1 I I 1111.r (specify) I I

ENVIRONMENTAL STI'ING

Record an "X" after each item to indicate when. the work is performed.

Agriculture I. I FilIll !Wild 1.1 Commercial: GOVIIIIIIIVIIIServil [ Business Service E.I howorial . LI Food and Beverage D hwuralin, El Lodging Serviec Legal [Ti Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Service 0 Repair Service Military Sales Nonprofit Communications Office Service CI Conservation Recreation Construction Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space Educational Transportation CI Entertainment Utilities Exhibition Center Other (specify) CI

0.1 199 WOODWORKING

Inventory

wilAT THE woRKEn imEs

Listed lielow are activities 111111 might be involved in a doh-viiiket situation. Devoid itii 11111'1 1'111'11 activity relating lo the job being analyzed,

Directs and coordinates woodworking autivilies in a: Planing mill 1-1

( Wooden container 11111mIlaciming company 1

Cooperage shop 1 1 Wood lubricating and preserving company 1_1 l'Imit manufacturing turned, shapcd,00r carvvil wooden goods or iteticles 171 Other (specify) 111

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in: Setting up woodworking machines for production operations Setting up and operating woodworking MUChine8 to produce wood products Tending pre-set up machines to produce wood products or parts Laying out work for woodworking operations Fitting and assembling fabricated wood parts into specified products Inspecting parts and final products for conformance with standards Handworking wood parts into finished products Controlling equipment to treat wood parts or products Other (specify)

Plans: Manpower requirements Work schedules Production procedures Machine requirements Worker training requirements Inspection procedures Other (specify)

Prepares: Cost estimates for jobs Estimates on man-hour requirements Worker schedillt. Evaluations on w,, ,.iformance Records of production and worker activities Reports on production and department activities Other (specify)

Trains workers in: Overall craft duties Setup of machines and equipment Operation of machines and equipment

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with specifications . . , l I vecilied: Inliqpriqn proilliclinit ordrm, 1lioditi.1 Kiii t,

spyrilicitlit1115, and tivitwittgri (IIC44111.,(1,1 I I 'Ai111., Advises workers on methisk and 1)111(1411m,, Colter, ...... ,, for solving work problems I I kill, and low, Enforces workor compliance with holding tools established %via. provedures x1111 sillelv Abrasive or .iiiiilling inalerial,..... rules I I Installs, Mine,,, 111111 liti'l I IVH 111 1111'11111P:

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activities I l Wokpiece

(fiber ( specify) fI ()Cl.': (specify)

Sets up machines or equipment for Turns handwhels, opens valves, or

other workers [ I moves levers and controls to: Sets tip mid operates variety of woodworking Start inaeltine or equipment ll machines Adjust angle of machine table f_l Operates woodworking machine (71 h.ed workpiece into cutting trails [1 Controls operation of equipment n F.,,.(1 tools onto workpiece El 'fends pre-setup or automatic machines Set cutter heads or loots for prescribed Assists worker in operating machine or operation equipment Lil Nlaiiitain tension on materials [1-1 Feeds workpiece or material into machine n s, ,,..,,,....ibm (.1.....(Ts 1),..(..i Offbears workpiece or product from .11h.. lil machine Adjust operation of madtime r_il other (specify) Reposition guides, stops, and rollers lil Regulate rotation speed of material Reads, reviews, or examines: Regulate cutting speed of and pressure of Blueprints rollers on workpiece Drawings Regulate temperatures, humidity, 1111(1 Product samples material flow Product specifications Stop machine Material lists Other (specify) Job orders Production orders U Lays out on workpiece: Processing specifications Patterns Other (specify) Templates Cutting lines Determines from data: Product design Setup of machines or equipment lill Inter-related parts Machine operations required Other (specify) Sequences of work or machine operations Type of cutting head or woodworking tool Fabricates wooden parts of products, using: required Woodworking machines 203 201 rs %li, Wiithh:lt

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using: ) Nails 1;1iiiles; Screws Lumber aelioiling lu I1141111111111

Gino I1,14.41(iC111111114 I I Hinges Wittid 0111111114 aeenrding Io 01{11.111 defects,,,,,,,,,,, , . I } Staples Other (specify) I Volts Adjusting fit of moving parts of product Marks Imulier or wood products Inc sewed, to specifications or salvage of pints I I Attaching hardware to ports to complete Stacks lumber M. wood products I I assembly I Fills wood pores, snicks, or other indentions Itepositioning moving parts to obtain with filler materials I I specified fit and prevent binding iiRemoves Itireign material from parts I I Other (specify) [._1 Sands rough spots to prepare surfaces for finishing I I Inspects: Brushes surfaces with glue to prepuce 14 Milled or planed lumber for defects, us: application of other materials I I

Knots EiMarks or stamps grade im protects I 1 Stains EilChanges cutter heads or other tools Pitch pockets in machines I I Worm holes Loads and unloads materials into or from: Defective milling or planing Transportation conveyances 17.1 Wood products for defects, am: Drying kilns I--- I Mismatched grain Stacks lumber or products in storage Blemishes yard Loose joints EilReworks products to specifications

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

Record an "X" to indicate communication responsibilities.

Management Helpers Supervisors Laborers Other Supervisors Apprentices Machine Operators Other (specify) Craftsman

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Record an "X" to indicate education and training requirements.

Elementary Jr. College High School Technical Training 202 4 EDUCATION AND TRAININGContinued

Vocational Training On-the-job Training Military Training Other (specify)

SUBJECTS AND COURSES

Record an "X- to indicate courses and subjects that develop skills for the occupation.

Related Subjects and Courses: Principles of Layout Processes Practical Aillrnetic Advanced Layout Processes Applied Chemistry Fundamentals of Stock Billing Care and Use of Handtools Applied Stock Billing Procedures Care and Use of Measuring Instruments Introduction to Hand Woodworking Blueprint Reading Tools Mechanical Drawing Fundamental Application of Handtool Trade Terminology Skills . Safety Practices and Regulations Hand and Power Tool Applications Human Relations Introduction to Machine Tools Elements of Supervision Fundamentals of Machine Operations Efficient Use of Materials Advanced Machine Operations Other (specify) Materials of Cabinetmaking Standards of Construction Cabinet Making and Millwork: Advanced Cabinetry History and Orientation of Mill: Estimating of Cabinetry and Paneling Cabinet Work Fundamentals of Wood Molder Applied Blueprint Reading and Knife Grinding Detailing Detailing and Stock Billing Advanced Detailing Other (specify) +a%

MACHINES, TOOKS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

Record an "X" to indicate machines, tools, equipment, and work aids used.

Machine types: Carving machine: Automatic Single spindle carver Dual purpose Multi-spindle carver Electronic Chipper Manual controlled Chucking machines: Multi-purpose Chucking and sawing machine Semi-automatic Double end chucking machine Other (specify) Clothespin machine Corrugated fastener machine Machines: Croze machine Adzing and boring machine Dadoing machine Air compressor Dovetail machine Bending press Dowel machines: Boring machines: Doweling machine Cluster boring machine Dowel inserting machine Double end boring machine Dowel pointer machine Gang boring machine Drill press Horizontal boring machine Embossing machine Multi-spindle boring machine Framing mill Vertical boring machine Gluing machine Box blanking machine )oving machine Box branding machine hoop driving machine Box lining machine Incising machine

203 205 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDSContinued

Jointer machine Copy lathe Kiln rail transfer machine Handle lathe Linderman machine Swing type lathe Mortizing machines: Other (specify) Chain mortiser Chisel mortiser Tools: End mortiser Adzes Planer Bits Plugging machine Chisels Pole peeling machine Counterhores Router: Countersinks Single spindle router Files Multi-spindle router Gouges Sanders: Hammers Belt sander Levels Cylinder sander Mallets Contour sander Planes Disk sander Pliers Dram sander Putty knives Endless belt sander Rasps Lathe sander Scribers Multiple drum sander Screwdrivers Speed belt sander Vises Stroke belt sander Wrenches Turning sander Other (specify) Saws: Equipment: Band ripsaw Drying ovens Handsaw Kilns Band scroll saw Glue heating units Casey saw Preserving and impregnatingequipment Circular ripsaw Retorts Dado saw Other (specify) Double cutoff saw Work Aids: Gang ripsaw Clamps Jigsaw Calipers Miter saw Diagrams Multiple cutoff saw Blueprints Radial arm saw Drawings Ripsaw Patterns Swinging cutoff saw Production orders Table cutoff saw Templates Tilting saw Product specifications Treadle cutoff saw Holding fixtures Variety saw Jigs Warble saw Rules Shapers: Sample product Double spindle shaper Model Profile shaper Sketches Shaver machine Work orders Squeezer machine Rework orders Tenoner machine Inspection reports Double end tenoner machine Report forms Tying machine: Straight edge Woodworking lathes: Square Back roll lathe Other (specify) 204 206' G MILLWORK AND RELATED WOOD PRODUCTS

Record an "X" t.indicate product worked on or produced.

Millwork Products: Egg cases Awnings Greenhouse flats Blinds (shutters) Packing cases Brackets Shipping cases Cabinets (to be built in) Shook Door trim Tool chests Doors Trunk slats Dormers Wirebound Boxes and Crates: Floor baseboard Boxes Garage doors (overhead) Crates: Jalousies (wood frame) Berry Louver windows (wood frame) Butter Medicine cabinets (to be built in) Fruit Moldings Vegetable .Newel posts Veneer and Plywood Containers: Ornamental woodwork: Baskets Cornices Fruit Mantels Vegetable Porch work Berry cups Sash, door and window Drums Shutters, door and window Hampers Stair railings Market baskets Staircases and stairs Pails Trellises Coopered Products: Venetian blind slats Barrels Wainscots Buckets Weather stripping Casks Window screens (wood frames) Firkins and Kits Other (specify) Hogsheads Kegs Prefabricated Buildings and Structural Tanks Members: Tierces Arches (laminted lumber) Tubs Prefabricated: Vats Buildings Shaped Wood Aytic les: Chicken coops Applicators Corn cribs Bakers equipment Houses Bearings Marinas Beekeeping supplies Portable buildings Bentwood products Sauna rooms Blocks: Structural members: Butcher blocks Trusses Tackle Timbers Tailor's pressing blocks Other (specify) Boards: Bagasse Wooden Containers: Bulletin: Nailed and Lock Corner Boxes and Shook: lip Ammunition boxes Ironing Box cleats Meat Boxes Pastry Carrier trays Boot and shoe lasts Cigar boxes Bowls

205 MILLWORK AND RELATED WOOD PRODUCTSContinued

Bungs Masts Bushings Mauls Cloth Winding reels Moldings for picture frames Clothes horses Oars Clothes poles Paint sticks Clothespins Pencil slots Clubs (policernans) Plugs Curtain stretchers Poles: Dishes Flagpoles Dowels 'Fentpoles Extension plants Pulleys Faucets Rollers Fe !lies Rolling pins Fenang Rulers Frames: Rules Medallion Saddle trees Mirror Scaffolds Photograph Scoops Picture Shoe stretches Furniture inlays Shoe trees Garment hangers Signboards Gavels Skewers Grain measures Skids Hammers (meat) Spars Hampers Spigots Handles for products Spokes Hubs Spools Industrial platforms Stakes Pallets Toilet seats Knobs Toothpicks Ladders Trays Ladder jacks Trophy bases Last sole patterns Wood floor Letters Woodenware Mallets Yardsticks Mashers Other (specify)

ENVIRONMENTAL sErriNG

Record an "X" after each item to indicate where the work is performed.

Agriculture Entertainment Commercial: Exhibition Center Business Service Financial Food and Beverage Government Service Lodging Service Industrial Personal Service Insurance Printing and Publishing Legal Repair Service Library Sales Medical Service Communications Military Conservation Nonprofit Construction Office Service Correctional Recreation Educational Social Service 206 2n& ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING Continued

Subsurface and Space Utilities Transportation Other (specify)

209 207 EXAMPLE OF DATA GATHERING (SING A TASK INVENTORY

The following pages illustrate the use 41 a Task Inventory in collecting information from a worker. A CARPENTER who has worked in the craft for many years was interviewed using the inventory for "Building and Construction Trades." The items checked indicate therange of experience which a typical worker has gained.Itwill be noted that even sonic supervisory tasks have been checked because of work performed as a lead CARPENTER. The informa- tion from a completed Task Inventory can be used to develop a job description and to identify specific knowledges and skills which are required to perform the work. The usercan also gain information from items not checked.

Typically, a CARPENTER constructs. erects, installs, and repairs structures the primary components of which are made of wood, using carpentry handtools and power tools and following blueprints or sketches. The worker also builds stairs, install partitions and cabinets, hangs doors, installs metal hardware on wood parts, weather strips and insulates wooden structures, fits and installs trim, wallboard, paneling and windows, and lays sub- floor and hardwood flooring. The worker builds and erects foundation forms and attaches siding of various types to the exterior of buildings. Almost any structure utilizing wood framing or scaffolding requires the CARPENTER'S craft in building. Some workers specialize in certain aspects of the craft and perform only those items peculiar to the specialty and belong to union locals that are designated for that type of work. The following inventory with marked responses indicates the worker's involvement with specific job factors.

2.1(! 208 EXAMPLE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES: CARPENTER

Inventory

WHAT THE WORKER DOES

Listed below are activities that might be involved in a joh-v,orker situittoRecord an after each activity relating to the job being analyzed.

Supervises, and coordinates activities of, workers engaged in building and construction craft activities as: Carpentry El Plastering .... El Waterproofing ...... El Concrete masonry Bricklaying .., .. . Stone setting .. ., Tile setting Pipefitting .. " Structural steel erection Plumbing Asbestos and insulation work Paperhanging Lathing .. .. El Pipe laying Concrete and asphalt paving Floor laying Glaziery Roofing .. 0 Rigging Elevator constructing Tank building and erecting Marble setting Monument setting House moving Ornamental and architectural iron erection Mining Drywall applicating ...... El Insulating work ... .." Other (specify) . , ...... Operating equipment as: Grading equipment Excavating equipment Concrete paving equipment Asphalt paving equipment Dredging equipment Pile driving equipment Welldrilling equipment Tunneling equipment Other (specify) 209 211 WHAT THE 1 ORKER DOES--Continue?

Materials: Pave highways and streets I:] Handling equipment I:] Dredge sand and other materials El Transporting equipment I:] Drive pilings I:] Mixing equipment I:] Drill wells I:] Pumping equipment Bore tunnels I:] Other (specify) I:] Handle materials I:] Transport materials I:] Tending: Mix materials I:] Concrete or plaster: Pump materials I:] Batching equipment Other (specify) I:] Pumping equipment Spraying equipment Moves levers, turns controls, or Other (specify) dvresses pedals to: Start or stop (-quipment Plans and determines: Guide or steer equipment Manpower requirements Pcsition attachments for specific Worker schedules operations Construction procedures Perform operations Maintenance procedures Reposition.attachments or Inspection requirements equipment .Prepares work schedules ')titer (specify) Assigns workers to duties Gives work directions to workers Tends equipment or machines to: Interprets building plans, structural Mix batches of concrete, plaster, or other specifications, drawings, and technical covering materials data Pump concrete, plaster, or other Trains workers in: materials Craft duties Spray materials on structure Operation of machines and equipment Maintain pressure in underground Safety practices and regulations structures or chambers (locks) Advises workers in methods and procedures Other (specify) for solving work problems Coordinates: Constructs, erects, or builds: Craft activies with other craft activities Wooden structures and fixtures Worker activities Structural steel framework Building inspection activities Tanks Enforces worker compliance with Concrete forms and pouring chutes established work procedures, regulations, Scaffolding and safety rules Fences Recommends promotions, demotions, Metal framework discharges, and disciplinary Stairways actions Elevators or moving stairways Evaluates workers performance Other (specify) Requisitions materials, tools, and equipment Sets: Requisitions machine maintenance Marble slabs or blocks and repair Stone Keeps records of workers performance Tile Prepares reports on construction or Artificial stone maintenance activities Monuments Other (specify) Other (specify)

Operates equipment to: Fits and installs: Grade construction sites Steam, gas, water, or acidpiping systems Excavate earth and other materials Plumbing systems and fixtures

210 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Pneumatic .otae conveyor systems Concrete surfaces Pneumat:c control system piping Plaster surfaces Cabitke%s Stucco surfaces Window frames Other (specify) Partitions Doors Reviews, studies, or analyzes: Door frames Blueprints Weather stripping Sketches Wooden trim Building plans Metal hardware Architects drawings Structural steel Bills of materials Structural glass Work order specifications Other (specify) Structural specifications Construction plans Lays: Contract specifications Brick structural tile and block Other (specify) materials Terrazzo floors Determines: Flooring and subflooring Building sequences Floor coverings and foundation materials Construction sequences Pipe for storm drains, sewers, and water Installation sequences mains Methods and procedures for specified Other (specify) work Other (specify) Applies: Composition weatherboard on exterior Calculates: surfaces Material reouirements Siding materials on exterior Equipment requirements surfaces Job costs Decorative and protective paint Building angles and courses on building surfaces Other (specify) Stucco on exterior surfaces Plasterboard onto walls and ceilings Measures: Waterproofing material on exterior Structural areas surfaces Dimensions of structure Calking compounds in cracks and crevices Material length, width, or thickness Coats of plaster on interior surfaces Other (specify) Sizing compound on work surfaces Roofing materials on structures Selects specified materials Insulating materials on. equipment and Lays out: piping systems Reference points and lines Other (specify) Material cutting lines Fastens: Assembly lines Lathing materials on walls and ceilings Work guidelines Acoustical tile on ceilings Foundation lines Facing brick on sides of structures Grading lines Insulation materials onto walls, floors, and Fence lines ceilings Other (specify) Paneling on walls Other (specify) Prepares surfaces or areas for work by: Blows insulating materials into spaces Sanding of structures Cleaning Finishes: Chipping Wooden floors Scraping

21 211 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Filling holes, cracks, crevices, or Braces joints Putty Scaling Other (specify) Sealing Removing fixtures or obstacles Mixes by hand machine: Masking or covering non-work areas Paint pigments, vehicle, and coloring Removing rough or defective surfaces Wallpaper paste Other (specify) Scaling compounds Mortar Cuts material into specified: Other (specify) Shape Size EI Verifies alinement of: Length 0 Parts Width 0 Structures Thickness 0 Stone Other (specify) Brick Installation Spreads: Other (specify) Concrete to specified depth Mortar on brick, structural tile, blocks Breaks or cuts off excess material and other materials Drills hole for: Stucco onto exterior surfaces Attaching material on structures Plaster onto walls or over lathing Installing material Mastic or other adhesive on floor or Fills joints with: foundation coating Calking materials Paste on wallpaper Lead Putty on sash of windows Calking compound Other (specify) Sealing compound Mortar Joins, secures, or fastens material by: Other (specify) Nails Metal straps Staples 0Cuts and bends: Dowels Di Pipe into specified size arid shape Threaded joints 0 Lathing to fit openings, corners, and Calked joints 0 projections Rivets Thread pipe Soldered joints El Digs foundation trenches Brazing Pours concrete foundations Welding 0 Mounts hanger and brackets Wire 0Replace defective piping Hangers DI Brushes, sprays, or rolls paint on surfaces Brackets 0Cleans equipment and tools Screws 0 Matches design and pastes paper on wall Bolts 0 Polishes stone or marble Anchor bolts DI Positions glass in window sashes Cement Assembles glass doors arid windows in Adhesive metal frames Mastic Smooths wallpaper on wall Glazier points Inspects piping system for defects Mortar Tests piping systems for leaks Pins El Paints and insulates pipes and fittings Glue 0Molds concrete expansion joints Clips 0 Repairs defects in material Tie rods Presses brick or tile into mortar

212 214 WHAT THE WORKER DOESContinued

Nails or cements waterproof materials Guides nozzle of calking gun along on roof crevices in structure Digs postholes and sets posts Presses lever to discharge compound Stretches wire and attaches it onto posts into crevice Replaces leaky faucet washers Carries materials to craftsmen Opens clogged drains Stacks materials adjacent to worker Attaches molding around windows, doors, Cleans finished structures and other openings Signals operating personnel actions to Directs workers to mix plaster or be taken other materials Attaches slings onto material for Wires lathing strips on furring hoisting operations Wires lathing channels onto overhead Guides materials into position structural framework Positions beams for supporting structure Presses sealing tape over compound Jacks house up and places dollies under and joints in drywall beams Fills hopper of mixing machine with Attaches towing bar onto dollies materials Other (specify) Turns valves to regulate pumps and air compressor

COMMUNICATION RESPONSIBILITIES

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Building Contractor Workers Trade Contractor Helpers Construction Superintendent Apprentices Supervisors Other (specify) Supervisors of Other Trades

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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Elementary Technical Training Junior High School On-the-job Training High School Apprenticeship Training (see apprentice Junior College listing) Vocational School Other (specify)

BUILDING TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICESHIPS

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Asbestos and Insulation Worker Lather Bricklayer Marble Mason Carpenter Painter and Decorator Cement Mason Paperhanger Elevator Constructor Pipefitler Floor Layer Plasterer Glazier Plumber Iron Worker: Roofer Ornamental Iron Worker Sprinkler Fitter Reinforcing Worker Sleamfitler Structural Steel Worker Stone Mason 215 213 BUILDING TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICESHIPSContinued

Terrazzo Worker Pile Driver Tile Setter Hoisting and Portable Equipment Operating Engineer: Operator Construction Equipment Operator Other (specify) Dredge Operator

SUBJECT AND COURSES

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Trade Related Subjects and Courses: Tool Terminology Applied Science Tool Description, Purposes, and Uses Applied Chemistry Functional Principles of Masonry Applied Physics Tools Architectural Drawing Types of Bonding Materials Ell Blueprint Reading Types and Uses of Reinforcing Materials Ell Building Regulations and Codes Safe Use of Tools, Scaffolding, and Electrical Theory Materials Ell Electronic Theory Mixing and Application of Mortars Ell Interpretation of Drawings Laying of: Estimating Cement Blocks Foremanship and Supervision Common Brick Ell Human Behavior Architectural Terra Cotta Ell Inspection Facing Brick Ell Practical Geometry Refractory Brick Ell Pracitical Trigonometry Construction of: Safety Practices Walls Ell Safety Regulations Corners Ell Sketching Angles and Courses Ell Trade Mathematics Pilasters Trade Science Piers Ell Welding Footings Ell Other (specify) Columns Ell Chimneys Ell Trade Theory: Smokestacks Asbestos and Insulation Worker Fireplaces Ell Insulating Materials Hearths Ell Pipe Coverings Reinforced Masonry Ell Insulating: Cleaning and Preparing Surfaces Ell Steam Piping Pointing Ell Ventilation Systems Calking and Grouting Machinery and Equipment Other (specify) U Refrigeration Equipment Refrigeration Piping Carpenter: Air Conditioning Piping History and Orientation Ell Methods of Application Introduction to Handtools and Tools and Their Uses Materials Insulation Covering Materials Handtool Skills Methods of Covering Insulation Principles of Machine Tools Other (specify) Machine Tools Operation Forms, Foundations, and Concrete Bricklayer: Principles of Construction History of Masonry Framing Construction Masonry Materials Principles of Exterior Finish Application of Masonry Materials Application of Interior Finish

214 216 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued Introduction to Stairbuilding j Methods of Cutting and Installing: Layout and Construction of Stairs Glass Heavy Construction Principles Mirrors Form Detailing and Construction Glass Doors and Partitions Hardware and Installation Manufacture and Preparation of: Door Hanging Insulated Glass Units Cabinet Work Corntgated (kiss Units Other (specify) Types and Application of Structural Glass Cement Mason: Other (specify) Masonry Materials 0 Trade Tools and Equipment Iron Worker: Forms and Form Construction History and Scope of Ironworking Trade Working Characteristics of Materials Rope Knots and Hitches Concrete Working Techniques Care and Handling of Rope Concrete Finishing Techniques Handtools Expansion Joints Cable Working Loads Concrete Handwork Hardware Concrete Machine Work Cranes, Derricks: and Poles Other (specify) Principles of Inmworking Trade Structural Principles: Elevator Constructor: Ornamental Principles Materials and Equipment Controls Reinforced Iron Principles Installing: Materials of Trade: Guide Rails Rolled Steel Shapes Hoisting Equipment and Motors Rolled Sheet Steel Counterweights Corrugated Materials Control Systems Fabricated Steel Shapes Signaling Equipment Ornamental Materials Safety Devices Fasteners Elevator Testing and Adjusting Classes of Leverages Elevator Maintenance and Repair Gears and Ratios Other (specify) Weights of Materials Care and Use of Transit Floor Layer: Scaffolding and Ladders Materials of Trade Structural Steel Erection Types of Adhesives Machinery, Moving and Rigging: Surface Preparation Reeving of Rope Work Layout Use and Care of Wire Rope Material Cutting, Fitting, Molding Splicing of Fiber and Wire Rope Trade Tools and Equipment Rigging Hardware and Attachments Tile Laying Techniques Hoisting Equipment Linoleum Laying Techniques Guy Lines and Anchorages Other (specify) Jacks, Rolls, and Skids Structural Steel Erection: Glazier: Fabrication Procedures Trade History and Oreintation Material Identification Trade Tools and Equipment Material Handling and Transporting Materials Connecting, Hooking-on, Tag lining Glass Specifications Plumbing and Leveling Types and Qualities of: Mechanical Fasteners Glass. Connections of Structural Steel Metal Structural Rigging Special Fastening Devices Parts and Erection Methods of:

Job Site Layout Methods Towers [7:1

217 215 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Buildings Materials of Trade and Uses Bridges Basic Uses of Trade Tools Structural Safety Laws Governing Worker Signalling Methods Preparing Colors and Materials Reinforcing Ironwork: Methods of Applying Materials Identification of Materials Hardwood and Hardwood Hand and Bending Tools Finishes Fabrication Architectural Decorating Accessories Practices and Finishes Unloading and Sorting of Basic Graining and Marbling Materials: Mixing and Matching of colors Types of Material Ties Principles of Color Harmony Footings Color Chemistry Placing Psychology of Color Joint Preparation Care of Tools and Equipment Welding Procedures Other (specify) Ornamental Ironwork: Handtools Paperhanger: Drills and Tap Materials of Trade Doors and Elevator Fronts Tools of Trade Curtain Wall Construction Selection and Use of Tools Sashes Preparation of Surface. Stairways Application of: Handrails Wallpaper Layout Canvas Fasteners Muslin Sheeting and Fencing: Fabrics Sheeting Materials Systems of Color Notation Sheeting Erection Methods Principles of Color Harmony Service Station Materials Other (specify) Service Station Erection Methods Fencing Materials Plasterer: Fencing Erection Methods History and Development of Trade Other (specify) Chemistry of Plastering Materials Proportions of Materials Lather. Lath and Masonry Bases Lathing Materials Plastering Materials Trade Tools and Equipment Job Conditions affecting Plastering Lathing Methods and Techniques Plaster Cracks and Causes Specifications for Lathing Dotting, Pressed Screeds, and Lathing and Metal Layout Water Leveling Structural Components Job Layout Problems Lathing Accessories Acoustical Plastering Installation of: Effect of Weather on Plastering Lathing Effect of Poor Construction and Lathing Accessories Application Lathing: Mitering Breaks and Returns Partitions and Walls Geometrical Layout Problems Ceilings Molding and Casting Exterior Surfaces Application of Materials Other (specify) Finishing Surfaces Other (specify) Painter and Decorator. History and Background of Trade Pipe and Steam Fitter: Health and Safety Measures History and Development of Trade

216 218 SUBJECTS AND COURSES--Continued

Science of Heating and Refrigeration Procedures of Wateiprooling and Dimension Standards Damproofi ng Characteristics ar.d Use of Piping Other (specify) Mathematical Measurements Steam Power Sprinkler Fitter: Process Piping, Theory and installation History of Trade Principles of Heating Systems Classes of Systems Operation of Heating Systems Elements ofDesign Standards for Heating Equipment Underground Piping Low Pressure Heating Systems Sprinkler Heads Air Conditioning Valves Plumbing Fixtures, Installation, Dry System Applications, Testing, Servicing Mechanical Alarms Layout and Installation of Air Electric Alarms Conditioning Piping System Fire Department Connection Alarms Other (specify) Supervisory Alarms Special Sprinkler Systems Plumber: Thermostatically Controlled Systems

Plumbing Materials Details of Systems Installation and Design. Trade Tools and Uses Rigging and Scaffolding Principles and Practices of Water Elements of Costs Supply and Distribution Job Planning Formulas Other (specify) Charts and Conversion Tables Coefficients and Factors Stone Mason - Marble Mason: Pipe Size Calculations History of Masonry Trade Structural Standards of Fixture Design Application of Masonry Methods Fixtures and Special Applications Tool Terminology Layout for Plumbing and Pipefitting Tool Descriptions, Purposes, Uses Composition, Manufacture, and General Functional Principles of Masonry Tools Specifications for Pipe and Fittings Masonry Materials Bacteriological Considerations Types of Bonding Materials tlackflow Conditions and Prevention Types and Uses of Reinforcing and System De, ign for Prevention of Water Fastening Materials Pollution Mixing and Application of Bonding Conventional and Practical Layout Materials Methods Layout of Work Piping Layout Fitting and Setting of Material Layout Methods on Walls, Floors, Stairs, and Fabrication and Erection of Piping Arches Installation and Testing of Plumbing Cleaning of Materials Fixtures and Appliances Pointing and Grouting Other (specify) Preparation of Working Surfaces Other (specify)

Roofer: Tile Setter: Materials of Trade History of Tile, Mortar, and Materials Use and Care of Tools and Equipment Tools of Trade and Uses Preparation of Work Surfaces Surface Preparation Installation Methods for Slate, Work Layout Tile, Terra Ccaa, Paper Use of Hawk and Trowel Application Methods for Tar, Pitch, Asphalt, Strip Setting Gravel, and Paper Open Joint and Cove Installation of Principles of Waterproofing and Glazed Mosaic, Ceramic, Quarry, Damproofing and Cement Tile

219 217 SUBJECTS AND COURSESContinued

Installing Tile on: Slopes, Grades, and Stakes Floors Types of Soil and Effects on Earthwork Walls Materials and Their Applications: Drainboards Aggregates and Their Uses Ceilings Concrete Jambs Asphalt Curbs Application of Asphalt Pavement Gutters Application of Concrete Pavement Columns Shovel and Crane Type Equipment: Stairs Shovel Domes Cram: Arches Clamshell Panels Drag line Fireplaces Backhoe Tile Classifications , Gradeall Glass Mosaics Mucking Machine New Materials Excavator Other (specify) Pile Driver Material Hoisting and Handling: Operating Engineer. Equipment Historical Background Cranes and Derricks Safety and First Aid Belt Type Conveyors Use of Tools: Tractors: Handtools and Gages Crawler Type Bulldozers and Rippers Power Tools Wheel Type Bulldozers Shop Tools and Equipment Graders: Types of Instruments: Motorized Leveling Instruments Towed Measuring Instruments Scrapers: Uses of Instruments Self Powered Type Scrapers Vehicle Code Towed Rigging: Tandem Cable and Wire Rope Self Loading Clamps and Fittings Land Levelers Slings and Spreaders Loaders: Blocks, pulleys, and Swivels Front End Weight and Materials Side Proper lifting Procedures Rear Introduction to Internal Combustion Overhead Engines Compaction Equipment: Lubrication Tandem, Three Wheel, Grid and Introduction to Basic Electricity Offset Rollers Introduction to Basic Hydraulics Sheepfoot, Pneumatic and Wobbly Converters Wheel Rollers Fluid Drives Vibrating Compactors and Tampers Gears and Reductions Work Cycles: Transmissions Advanced Concepts in Measurement Introduction to Basic Pneumatics Understanding Plans and Differentials and Rear Ends Specifications in Earthwork U-Joints and Drives Job Methods: Orientation to Heavy Equipment Haul Engineering Construction Equipment Operators Ditches, Ditch Gradients, Earthwork Grade Plans and Earthwork: and Equipment Selection Earth Moving Bids, Contracts, and Performances Importance of Good Safety Practices Dredge Operator: Measurements Used in Earthwork Introduction to Dredging 220 SU IIJ ECTS AND COURSESContinued

Types of Dredges Conveyors: Dredge Plant Components Types of Conveyors Dredge Operation Construction of Conveyors Seamanship: Conveyor Parts Anchor Adjustment Small Boat Handling Alinement Compass Floldbacks Weather Hoppers and Loading Marinspike Seamanship Spillage Plant Equipment Operator Troughs and Skirts Rock, Sand and Gravel Operator: Trippers Crushers Safety Devices Types of Crushers Inclines Batch Plants Capacities Processing Plants Shiftable Frames Concrete: Rose Belt Grizzlies and Screens Extendible Conveyor Feeders Rough Loader Aggregate Washing and Separating Stacker Equipment Controls: Kinds of Batching Equipment Type of Controls Batch Operation Operation of Controls Trolley Batcher Specialized Tools: Sing1.: Material Butcher Special Tools. Needed on Batch Plants Aggregate Measurement Tools and Equipment Needed for Weigh Belcher Service and Lubrication Cement Weigh Hoppers Job Methods, Planning and Layout: Multiple Belcher Selection of Equipment for Job Hatching Systems Selection of Materials Needed Fixed Plants Troubleshooting Mass Concrete Plant Job Problems Transit Mix Fixed Plant Methods of Measurement Plant Maintenance and Safety Heavy Duty Repairman: Asphalt: Welding Central Mixing Plants Principles of Welding and Cutting Cold Aggregate Feeder or Hopper Oxyacetylene Cold Aggregate Elevator Electric Dryer Operation Soldering Dust Operation Preventive Maintenance Hot Elevator Safety Graduation Control Unit Internal Combustion Engines: Bituminous Mixer Engine Types Fines Feeder Stationary Parts Boilers Major Moving Parts Belt Conveyor Typical Diesel Engines Bucket Loader High Compression Gas Engines Bitumen Heater Auxiliary System Asphalt Kettle Crawler Track and Wheel Systems: Asphalt Distributor Frames Asphalt Tank Springs Trailer Tank Undercarriage: Liquid Storage Tank Track Water Tank Rollers Small Continuous Mix Plant Idlers

221 219 SUBJECTS AND COURSES--Continued

Sprockets Convertors: Truck Frames Uses Rebuilding Techniques Types Preventive Maintenance Charging System Safety Lockup Bases and Carriers: Overrunning Clutch Stationary Heat Exchangers Mobile Types of Fluids Tires and Care: Filter System Types of Tires Fluid Drive: Air Pressure Types of Fluid Drive Wheel Failure Service and Maintenance Tire Repair Gear and Reductions Brake Systems: Multiple Speed Mechanical Multiple Drive Hydraulic Transmissions: Electrical Function Vacuum Gearing Brake Booster Gear Material Repairs Types Clutches and Frictions: Disassembly Description and Operation Cleaning and Inspection Inspection and Maintenace Reassembly Minor Adjustments Adjustment Replace Clutch Springs and Final Drives: Release Bearings Single Reduction Clutch Troubleshooting Planetary Steering Systems: Differentials and Rear Ends: Conventional Single Reduction Axles Hydraulic Ram Two-speed Axles Electrical Tandem Drive Axles Clutch Brake Axle Shifting Systems Tracks U-Joints and Drive Lines: Wheels Types Legs Inspection Electricity: Manual and Parts Book Coils Use and Familiarization Distributors Engine Principles and Theory Starter Motors and Control; Fuel Systems and Carburetion Alternators, Regulators, Generators Air Intake and Exhaust Systems and Rectifiers Cooling and Lubrication Systems Heavy Duty Lightning Systems Electricity: Ignition Systems Theory of Electricity Storage Batteries Parallel Circuits Tune-Up Procedures Series Circuits Accessories Ohms Law Hydraulics: Fundamentals of Electricity Introduction Circuits, Symbols, and Liquid Flow Conductors Pipe Fittings and Seals Relays and Switches Valves and Pumps Magnetism and Induction Hydraulic Systems Electrical Measurement Pneumatics: AC and DC Generation Basic Pneumatics Motors Compressors DC Circuits rr) 220 UNION AFFILIATIONContinued

Primary and Secondary Batteries Symbols and Circuit, AC Current Pumps and Molars Direct Current Motors and Controls Ramie Valve Types Single and Three Phase Circuits Cylinder Structure Transformers and Regulators Type of Homes Polyphase Induction Motors Seals Synchronous Motors Choosing Right Oil Set Synchronous Apparatus Purposes of Reservoirs Single Phase Motors Damaging Effect of Dirt Circuit-Protective and Switching Accumulators Equipment Testing Criteria Electrical Instruments and Checking Operating Times Measurement Primary Visual Checks Electron Tubes and Dt vices Bypass Testing Types and Sizes of Wire In-Line Testing Wire Connections and Joints Pneumatic Systems: Wiring of Heavy Appliances Basic Systems Isolated and Standby Power Plants Compressors Special Engines: Portable Type. Gasoline Construction a Diesel Rating Steam Pressure Control Electric Heat Hydraulic Systems: Rotary Compressors Basic Types of Hydraulic Systems Reciprocating Compressors Similarity to Air Pressure Operation Pascals Law Air Lines and Accessories Hydraulic Properties of Oil Air Motors Basic Hydraulic Pump Tanks Advantages of Hydraulic Transmission Governors Hydraulic Terms Other (specify)

LICENSURE OR CERTIFICATION

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Federal City State Other (specify) County

UNION AFFILIATION

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International Unions: International Union of Operating Bricklayers, Masons, and Plasterers Engineers International Union of America International Union of Elevator Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators, Constructors and Paperhangers of America Laborers International Union of International Association of Heat and North America Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association of Bridge, International Association of United Structural, and Ornamental Iron States and Canada Workers 223 221 PI(01)IICTSContinued

United Association of Journeyman and Iron Workers and Shipmate.' Local El Apprentices of the Plumbing and Laborers Pipelining Industry of the United I Alborerm and Plaster Tenders States and Canada I.athers United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Lathers Nail and Wood Imeal Joiners of America Linoleum, Carpet, and Soft,Tile Layers United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Marble Masons Plastic Workers Union Operating Engineers United Slate, Tile, and Composition Operating Engineers Hoisting and Roofers, Damp and Waterproof Portable Local Workers Association Ornamental Iron Workers Local Wood, Wire, and MetalLathers Painters International Union Painters and Decorators Other (specify) Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers Pile Drivers Unions: Pile Drivers, Bridge, Wharf, and Acoustical, Drywall, Insulation, and Dock Builders Local Scaffolding Plasterers Acoustic Drywall Workers Plasterers and Cement Finishers Asbestos Workers Plasterers and Cement Masons Bricklayers Plumbers Bricklayers and Masons Plumbers and Fitters Bricklayers and Stonemasons Plumbers and Steamfitters Bricklayers and Tile Setters Reinforced Iron Workers Carpenters Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Carpenters and Joiners Fitters Cement Masons Roofers Cement Finishers and Plasterers Shinglers Elevator Constructors Shinglers and Drywall Installers Floor Layers Sprinkler Fitters Glaziers and Glass Workers Steamfitters Gunite Workers Terrazzo Workers and Machine Operators Hardwood Floor Carpenters Tile Layers Hod Carriers and Laborers Tile Setters House Movers Tile Marble, and Terrazzo Helpers Iron Workers United Mine Workers, Construction Iron Workers Ornamental and Local Architectural Local Other (specify)

PRODUCTS

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Construction Products: Apartments Abutments Aqueducts Airports Asylums Alleys Athletic Fields Aluminum Mills Auditoriums Antennas Ball Parks

224 PRODUCTSCominued Boilers Mine Loading and Unloading Bomb Shelters Stations Breakwaters Missile Facilities Bridges E3 Mausoleums Canals Motels Canal Locks E3 Museums Canal Gates E3 Oil Refineries Caissons E3 Parks Cemetaries a Parking lads Ceto_poolm Piers Chemical Plants Pilot Plants Chimneys Pipelines Churches E3 Pumping Stations Clean Rooms E3 Radio Transmitting Towers Cofferdams Railroad Roadbeds Conduits Railroad Structures Culverts Rapid Transit Structures Curbs Refineries Dams E3 Reservoirs Dikes E3 Roads Drainage Canals Rolling Mills Elevators E3 Recreational Buildings Electric Power Transmission Residence Towers Single Family Escalators El E3 Multi-Family Farm Buildings E3 Restaurants Factories E3 Sewers Fences Sewage Plants Financial Institutions E3 Shopping Centers Fire Escape E3 Silos Flood Control Projects Stadia Freeways Stores Garages X Subways Gas Mains Swimming Pools Golf Courses Television Transmitting Towers Grain Elevators Telephone Transmission Lines Harbors Transportation Terminals High Rise Buildings El Tunnels Highways Viaducts Hospitals Waste Disposal Plants Hotels El Waterways Houses El Wharfs Hydroelectric Plants Retaining Walls Industrial Furnaces Sidewalks Industrial Ovens El Storage Tanks Industrial Plants Structural Steel Framework Institutional Buildings Scaffolds Irrigation Projects Service Stations Jettys Windmills Kilns Other (specify) Laboratories Levees Libraries Systems: Manholes Air Conditioning Marinas El Heating

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Piping: Cooling 0 Winer Plumbing 0 Air Refrigeration Gas Sprinkler 0 Steam Steam Acid 0 Ventilating Circulating 0 MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND WORK AIDS

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Construction Machines Concrete lift slab and Equipment: Concrete planer Canal construction machines: Concrete spreader L1 Concrete joint machine Concrete mechanical finisher Canal liner machine Concrete mobile form traveler Canal trimmer machine Concrete slip form hydraulic Earth compacting machines: equipment Hydra hammer aero stamper Pavement breaker 1-] Roller compactor Pipeline construction machines: Road pactor Cast-in-place pipelayer Form tamper Pipemobile Blob compactor Pipe wrapper, cleaner, bender Li Tamping machine Tar pipelining machine Earth moving equipment: Piledriver: Backhoe Floating piledriver 1 Loader Mobile piledriver Li Power shovel: Tunnel construction machines: Backhoe shovel Tunnel boring machine Drag line shovel Tunnel heading shield machine Clamshell shoveler Tunnel mucking machine High line cable equipment Tunnel mole boring machine Remote control earthmover Mixing machines: 11 Trencher Concrete mixer Skip loader Concrete batch plant Earth grading machines: Concrete dual drum mixer Push-pull scraper Concrete gun mixing machine Self loading scraper Pumping equipment: Motor grader Cement pump Bulldozer Concrete gun pump Tractor loader Concrete pumping machine: Auto grader Mobile concrete pumping Excavating machines: machine Mass excavator Drilling machines: Wheel excavator Well drilling machines: Tower excavator Cable tool Paving machines and equipment: Rotary Tool Asphalt berm curber Water well drilling machines Asphalt paver Dredges Asphalt roller Clamshell dredges Asphalt screeder Pump dredges Asphalt spreader Hoisting equipment: Asphalt heater and planer Truck crane: Concrete berm curber Long boom truck crane Concrete curer Tower crane 224 2>6 NIAC I UN ES, '1'(1(11 S, EQII I PMENT, A NI) WORK AI DS Cowiu led

Elevator 111114111 111111 hits Cherry picker 11 1)11111 .111111'111111111 1111111 )11's chietigo boom hoist Pipe Benders Mobile lift hoist 1-1 !limiting Knives Stiff leg hoist -L1 l,inoleum Knives Tugger hoist Mops Crowbar Ilnndtouls Pointing Trowel Stone Mesons Manioc, Chisels Other (specify) Files Knives Power Ilamhools: Rules Rivet Guns Scissors Power Drills Tape Measures Power Actuated Fastening Scribers Devices Wire Cutters Spray Gun Levels Calking Guns Mauls Grouting Guns Mallets Gunite Guns Screwdrivers Cement Guns Brushes Power Saws Wrenches Pneumatic Drills Clippers Pneumatic Hammers Needle Other (specify) Square Trowels Equipment: Sawing Palms Soldering equipment Hammers Brazing equipment Saws Welding equipment Brick Hammers Tar Kettles Jointers Lead Pots Brick Cutting Chisels E Blow Torches Planes Stud Welding Guns Straight Edge Other (specify) Floats Whips Work Aids: Darbies Blueprints Finishing Trowel Sketches Pry Bars Building Plans Shears Architects Drawings Serrated Trowels E Bills of Materials Floor Rollers Work Order Specifications Putty Knives Structural Specifications Hacksaws Construction Plans Bolt Cutters Contract Specifications Punches E3 Compasses Hatchets Chalk Staplers Plumb bob Pincers E3 Et Crayons Scrapers Grading Stakes Paint Rollers 1:1 Plumb line E3 Wallpaper Rollers Transit Reamers 0 29 225 ENVIRONMENTAL SVITIN('

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Agriculture ClFinancial Commercial: Government Service Business Service Industrial Food and Beverage Insurimee lkilging Service I .egal Personal Service Library Printing and Publishing Medical Servir -1 Repair Service Military Ll Salem Nonprofit 1:1 Communications Office Service I=1 Conservation Recreation Conatmetion Social Service Correctional Subsurface and Space I=1 Educational Transportation I=1 Entertainment Utilities I=1 Exhibition Center Other (specify) 1:1

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41101 M111111141,111011 A oviihtir uml It,410,,,i woo, Air Transpirtation and Related Occupations Architectural, Engineering, 411111 H1'111101 I h'1111/1111011H CICErial 111101 H11141101 l)cellplotions Cllid1111PV, S416111 SPEVICCH, e11111 H1'111101 Wurk Fine Arts Occupations IsProion, 'Prating, 81111 Itv1ntril Work Mathematics, Physical Sciences, and Related Work Mechanical Repairing and Related Work Medical and Health Services Occupations Merchandising and Related Occupations Motor 'Transportation and Related Work Performing Arts Occupations Photography, Communications, and Related Work Physical Science Research Pipeline Transportation and Related Work Psychological Research and Related Work Public Utilities and Related Work Railroad Transportation and Related Work Water Transportation and Related Work Writing, Editing, and Related Work

11.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE t 1980 0-30E-70E * U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:1980 0-302--702

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