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Work Process Schedule Occupation Title: Construction Craft Laborer O*NET-SOC Code: 47-2061.00 RAPIDS Code: 0661R The following list of general and specialty tasks represent skills required by a Construction Craft Laborer (CCL) in a high performance industry. The skills required of a CCL are diverse and many. They work on buildings, highways and heavy construction sites; tunnel and shaft excavations; demolition and environmental remediation sites. CCLs may be removing asbestos or lead -based paint from buildings. CCLs also erect and disassemble scaffolding, they load and unload building materials, tend numerous machines and work with other trades including carpenters, plasters, operating engineers and masons. CCLs also clear and prepare highway work zones, install traffic barricades, markers, and control traffic. They install sewer, water and storm drain pipes and place concrete and asphalt on roads. Other highly specialized tasks include operating laser equipment to place pipes, operating air, electric and pneumatic tools. CCLs also operate a variety of equipment including pavement breakers jackhammers, earth tampers, concrete, mortar and plaster mixers, electric and hydraulic boring machines, torches, small mechanical hoists, laser beam equipment, and surveying and measuring equipment. In general, the skills represent competencies in managing and understanding resources, information, technology, systems, and interpersonal relations. The CCL Apprenticeship Program Overview LIUNA's CCL Apprenticeship Program consists of a minimum of 4000 hours of OJL and a minimum of 300 hours of Related Instruction. The program is divided into two (2) parts: completion of 2000 hours of OJL in core skills and 175 hours of related training; and completion of 2000 hours of OJL in one or more areas of concentration and 125 hours of related training. Part 1: All CCL apprentices will attain a set of core work competencies that will provide a foundation for movement through one or more areas of concentrations. The CCL Core Work Experience will consist of 2000 hours of OJL and a minimum of 175 hours of Related Instruction. Part 2: In addition to completing the CCL core competency requirements, apprentices will be placed into one or more areas of concentration that span the construction and/or environmental remediation industries. The CCL apprenticeship program has defined eight (8) areas of concentration as potential pathways: Building Construction, Heavy/Highway and Utility Construction, Pipeline, Tunneling, Environmental Remediation, Masonry, Deconstruction/Demolition, and Landscaping. Placement in one or more areas of concentration will be dependent upon local need. The CCL Area of Concentration Work Experience will consist of 2000 hours of OJL and a minimum of 125 hours of Related Instruction. Apprentices will have two (2) options to successfully complete the 2000 hours OJL requirement under the CCL Area of Concentration Work Experience. Option 1: An apprentice will be placed into one area of concentration, completing a minimum of 2000 hours of OJL for the skills listed in that one concentration. Example - The apprentice, based on local need, is placed in the Pipeline concentration. The apprentice satisfies 2000 hours of OJL and 175 hours of related training under the core requirements and 2000 hours of OJL and 125 hours of related training in the Pipeline concentration to gain the CCL required 4000 hours of OJL and 300 hours of related training. Construction Craft Laborer Appendix A Page 2 of 13