The common motto of Sindh TEVTA and TTBS is ’EMPLOYMENT THROUGH SKILLS’.
One of the key strategies to achieve this motto is to develop and implement a sustainable occupational (vocational) training system that involves several steps, including a qualification package in which the learning outcomes are clearly defined and endorsed by the relevant industry and national vocational training regulating authority, i.e., NAVTTC.
Learning outcomes or training objectives of occupational training systems are the mirror image of tasks a competent worker has to perform in routine industrial operations. A professionally designed assessment system also plays a crucial role in ensuring that the training system is effective and meets the desired goals. A comprehensive occupational training curriculum must be aligned with industry needs and technological advancements, which means a trained worker must have to perform assigned tasks/jobs according to the industry demand. TTB Sindh has categorized thousands of industrial tasks into the following groups. The training Developers, managers, and other stakeholders can consider the information about the industrial workers tasks and responsibilities of various industrial workers to compare the effectiveness and employability of training programs in particular trades.
By awarding qualifications as per industry demand, the motto of TTB could be worthwhile. Categorization was implemented in TTB Sindh for most of the industry work titles into ten main groups.
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Agriculture & Forming |
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Automotive & Transportation |
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Buisness & Services |
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Construction & Building |
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Media Arts |
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Health Care |
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Follow dress code |
The dress code at workplace may prohibit jewelry or open-toe shoes, for example. Often a workplace may require employees to wear specific footwear and long sleeves and pants in order to protect against common workplace accidents. Dress codes can promote professionalism and also help keep employees safe. |
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Wear safety gear |
Companies include safety gear in the dress code when it is necessary for the job. Safety gear is a precaution against hazardous materials and potentially dangerous working conditions. |
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Maintain personal hygiene |
Maintain your personal hygiene, such as cleanliness, to help prevent illness at work. Good hygiene can also help promote health and self-esteem, which reduces risks. |
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Take responsibility for your personal safety |
Personal safety means ensuring that you follow safety procedures. If employees rely on themselves to keep the workplace safe, this can create a safe environment for all. Responsibility also prevents negligence, which can limit on-the-job accidents. |
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Maintain a clean workspace
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Be sure to put away supplies when they are not in use. Gathering necessary materials before starting a task can help keep a clean workspace. |
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Follow work procedures |
Work procedures are helpful to comply with safety protocols and best practices, so if you follow work procedures, safety standards are likely met. It is important to follow procedures even if you think performing a task differently might save time. |
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Learn how to act in an emergency |
Knowing where to go or how to behave during an emergency protects you as well as your coworkers. |
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Report accidents if they occur |
Report accidents to the managers or other personnel when they occur. If you injure yourself or cause an accident, be sure to report it and follow procedure immediately to help reduce the risks of further harm or endangering coworkers. |
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Report unsafe conditions |
If you observe an unsafe practice or condition such as faulty equipment, it is helpful to report this so that personnel can address the situation and make corrections to prevent an incident. |
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Lift objects carefully |
Professionals advise lifting by squatting and using your knees when picking items up instead of bending at your waist because this can cause strain on your back and may result in injury. Use equipment if necessary or ask for help in lifting heavy items. |
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Operate machinery that you are familiar with |
Only operate machinery that employers authorize you to use. Some types of workplace equipment, such as forklifts, require training. |
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Use break times |
Taking breaks can maximize employee attentiveness because they are well-rested. During breaks, you may need to sit or stretch to maintain personal safety and prevent muscle injury. |
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Stay in your work zone |
While working, try to stay in your designated work area.. If you visit another working area, try to find a professional who can help you navigate the area so you are confident in your surroundings. |
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Stay alert and attentive |
Being alert and attentive to your surroundings in a work environment helps identify risks. It is important to limit distractions as well and ensure you focus on tasks at work. |
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Keep exits clear |
Try to keep walkways clear and take care not to block exits. This prevents falls and helps people leave the room or building safely and quickly in the event of an emergency. |
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Ask for help |
If you require assistance, ask for help. This greatly reduces the risk of having an accident and helps foster a safe work environment by setting an example. Do not attempt the task alone. |
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Use caution signs |
Use caution signs when applicable. For example, wet floor signs prevent slips on a floor after you mop or after a spill. |
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Use proper equipment |
Use the equipment and procedure recommends to help prevent an accident. Companies usually provide equipment to limit strain on employees and to comply with safety regulations. |
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Eat in designated areas |
If your workplace requests employees eat in a certain place or restrict food and drinks in a work environment, it is important to observe this rule. |
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Follow safety guides |
Follow all safety guides put in place to protect you and coworkers. Companies design safety rules to prevent incidents. Sometimes rules result from a previous accident which is why it is important to report your injuries as well as unsafe conditions. If you do not understand why a safety rule exists, you can ask your employer for clarification.
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| 1 | Communication |
Communication is imparting or exchanging of information by speaking, writing, or using some other medium. Effective communication is essential to build strong relationships with colleagues, clients and stakeholders. The ability to communicate effectively is often considered a critical component of professional success, and is highly valued by employers in a wide range of industries and professions.Communication skills includes Active listening, Verbal & Non verbal communication, Written communication & Presentation skills. |
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Leadership |
The ability to lead effectively is often considered a critical component of professional success, and is highly valued by employers in a wide range of industries and professions. Because most employees work in teams, leadership is widely recognized as a critical attribute for success in the modern workplace. |
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Teamwork |
Teamwork involves the ability to work with others toward a shared goal. Individuals who are able to work collaboratively with others are more likely to achieve their professional goals, and to contribute to the success of their organizations. Working as part of a collaborative team can also enhance job satisfaction and contribute to a positive work environment. |
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Creativity |
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Time management |
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Problem-solving |
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Work ethic |
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Critical thinking |
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Conflict management |
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Emotional intelligence |
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Note: Following information is useful for Vocational qualification developers, TEVT Managers and Industry HRs. Trade Testing Board awards qualifications in assorted & notified trdaes only. |
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Auto Mechanic (Automobile Mechanic) |
ü Perform vehicles servicing and maintenance. ü Repair vehicle's mechanical components. ü Fixe vehicles and replaces their parts. ü diagnose problems with cars/ trucks. ü Repair vehicles. |
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Automotive Technician |
ü Inspect cars, light trucks, and other vehicles. ü Service & maintain vehicles. ü Diagnose faults & repair vehicles. |
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Automation technicians |
ü Maintain the computer-controlled systems and robotic devices used within industrial and commercial facilities. ü Repair Computerized systems and robotics. |
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Automotive Painter |
ü Fix small dents and scratches with vehicle body. ü prepare cost estimates of labor and materials for automotive paint jobs. ü Perform priming. ü Manage the collection, disposal, and storage of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes. ü Maintain spray equipment. ü Perform vehicle paint job on vehicle as per costumer instructions. |
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Air condition Technician |
ü Plan, monitor, install and adjust Air-conditioning equipment. ü Troubleshoot, maintain, modifie and repair air conditioning systems and equipment including, reciprocating chillers. ü Perform installation of mechanical systems to include piping and modifications to existing facility’s cooling systems. ü Perform corrective and preventive maintenance on packaged units. |
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Audiovisual Technician (AV Installation Technician) |
ü Transport, set up, and install media equipment and audiovisual support tools. ü Set up and perform electrical wiring, programming, and basic construction according to layout diagrams and schedules. ü Perform test run on videos, audio, and signals and troubleshooting any problems that arise. ü Disassemble equipment, wiring, and support tools. ü Perform inventory management on equipment, wiring and accessories. ü Carry out cleaning, maintenance, & repairs on audiovisual equipment. |
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Auto Denter |
ü Perform diagnostic assessments to ensure that all issues have been detected. ü Perform cost estimations. ü Restore vehicles to their original condition, or better, by repairing, replacing, and upgrading features of their exterior. ü Customize vehicles according to customers' preferences. ü Ensure the roadworthiness of vehicle upon completion of the job. |
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Auto electricians |
ü Install vehicle wiring systems. ü Troubleshoot in immobilizer and alarm systems. ü Diagnose electrical issues and propose course of action. ü Repair and replace faulty wiring or electrical systems. ü Service electrical automotive parts. ü Maintaining a clean working environment. |
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Aluminum Fabricator |
ü Cut aluminum materials with precision. ü Assemble, weld, and finish aluminium products such as Doors, Door frames, Windows, Window Frames, Curtain Walls/ Facades, Show Cases, Pantry Cupboards, Ladders, Ceilings, Interior, partitions and Shop Fronts etc. ü Perform quality tests. ü Collaborate with team members on project requirements. |
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Art Designer |
ü Develop concepts, graphics and layouts. ü Make decisions about fonts, images, readability and readers' needs. ü Determine size and arrangement of copy and illustrative material. ü Prepare rough drafts of material based on an agreed brief. |
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Auto Body Technician |
ü Perform auto painting, auto glass and other auto body repair services. ü Diagnose and repair or replace damaged vehicles body Parts. ü Remove and replace body parts, clean vehicles, and repair body damage. |
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Administrative Technician |
ü Provide administrative support for the organization's staff. ü Coordinate meetings and travel arrangements. ü Maintain filing systems and databases. ü Manage office supplies. ü Answer phone calls and emails. ü Prepare documents and reports. |
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Agglomerator Operator (balling Machine operator) |
ü Set up machines for production runs. ü Monitor machines during operations to detect any malfunctions or irregularities. ü Perform routine maintenance and minor repairs to keep machinery in optimal condition. ü Optimize production processes. ü Report production data or issues to supervisors. ü Load raw materials into machines. ü Unload finished products from the machines. ü Packing or stacking goods for shipping and distribution. |
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Aircraft Assembler |
ü Perform a variety of fastener installation and structural assemble operations. ü Drills, edge fill, fits and assembles a variety of detail parts, skins and honeycomb details. ü Performs Production Accountability duties associated with the processing, verification, quality auditing and inspection of assemblies, parts and tooling for which the individual has been delegated production accountability. ü Perform all sub-assembly and component assembly operations required to completely assemble aircraft seating. ü Utilize pick sheets, trim and finish drawings, work orders, non-conformance reports (NCRs), and verbal instructions to properly and efficiently assemble all components. ü Setup and use all types of fixtures, jigs, and testing equipment required to manufacture aircraft seating. ü Make all final checks and adjustments required for proper functional operation of details, components, and completed seat assemblies. |
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Aircraft Cleaner |
ü Vacuum, mop and perform dusting of the cabin. ü restock amenities and refreshments. ü Clean lavatories, galley and other cabin. ü Clean and restock aircraft bins and other areas. ü Carry out regular checks on the interior of the aircraft. ü Assist with loading and unloading of baggage and cargo. ü Ensure the safety of passengers and staff during cleaning. Operations. |
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Aircraft Electrician |
ü Perform aircraft electrical and environmental (E & E) functions and activities. ü Troubleshoot and maintain aircraft E & E systems, subsystems, components, and associated test equipment. ü Perform off-equipment maintenance on E & E system components and associated test equipment, Included are control, protection, caution, and warning panels. ü Perform cryogenic maintenance on mobile aircraft servicing units. ü repair, and fabricate electrical wiring, harnesses, and connectors. ü Maintain compressed gas equipment. |
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Aircraft Engine Mechanic |
ü Perform regular system inspections. ü Maintain systems and equipment. ü Repair or replace broken aircraft parts. ü Perform troubleshooting. ü Keep maintenance and repair logs. ü apply guidelines from manuals and blueprints. ü Ensure compliance with regional safety regulations. ü Collaborate with other mechanics and electricians. |
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Aircraft Fueler |
ü Refuel aircrafts. ü Carry out pre-flight checks. ü Verify fuel levels. ü Carry out maintenance on fuelling equipment. |
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Aircraft Maintenance Technician (A&P Technician) (Aviation Maintenance Technician) |
ü Perform regular system inspections. ü Maintain systems and equipment. ü Use gauges and diagnostic tests to detect malfunctions. ü Repair or replace broken aircraft parts. ü Perform troubleshooting. ü Keep maintenance and repair logs. ü Use power and hand tools (e.g. cranes, grinders) ü Understand and apply guidelines from manuals and blueprints. ü Ensure compliance with regional safety regulations. ü Collaborate with other mechanics and electricians. |
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Aircraft Painter |
ü Remove grease, dirt, paint, and corrosion from aircraft surface, using abrasives, solvents, and brushes. ü Apply markings to parts and aircraft using several methods including silk screens and maskant aids. ü Perform masking and taping of components and aircraft. ü Paint Booth manometer and temperature/humidity readings and tracking. ü Prepare exterior surface of aircraft for painting. ü Paint aircraft interior, exterior and piece parts to engineering and customer specifications. ü Apply aircraft finishes and external markings to sections. |
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Alarm Technician |
ü Perform inspections and diagnosing problems in alarm system. ü Install domestic & commercial alarm systems. ü Educate customers on care and maintenance. ü Test all features and equipment to ensure optimum functioning. |
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Android Application Developer |
ü Design and build advanced applications for the Android platform. ü Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define, design, and ship new features. ü Work with outside data sources and APIs. ü Unit-test code for robustness, including edge cases, usability, and general reliability. ü Work on bug fixing and improving application performance. ü Continuously discover, evaluate, and implement new technologies to maximize development efficiency. |
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ü Work to improve the quality of life for laboratory animals. ü Clean cages, pens, trays, equipment and fittings, to keep animals clean and comfortable. ü Feed and water animals. ü Handle and move animals safely. ü administer medicines. ü Maintain lab. environment. ü monitor the condition of animals and recognise and resolve any behavioural problems. ü Obtain samples and measurements ü Collect and record data. |
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Animator |
ü Conceptualize ideas for characters, scenes, backgrounds and other animation elements. ü Create character sketches for new animations based on design briefs. ü Develop storyboards for animation projects. ü Design backgrounds, sets and other elements of the animated environment. ü Develop timing and pacing of motion, based on audio requirements. ü Record dialogue for the animation, where necessary. ü Collaborate with other creatives. |
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ü Perform oiling on door knobs, locks, hinges, and gates, as required. ü Repair and unclog toilets, sinks, bathtubs, showers, and exterior drains. ü Replacing carpets and wooden floors. ü Installing and repairing wires, plugs, and switches. ü Sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming floors in communal areas. ü Paint communal areas and exterior walls. ü Dispose off trash found in communal areas. ü Track inventory of maintenance supplies. ü Ensure the operation of building safety/ emergency equipment. ü Unlock apartments in instances where tenants have lost or forgotten their keys. ü Schedule repairs that warrant special technical skills. |
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ü Design and implement highly interactive, scalable web apps and prototypes. ü Build and modify high-performance APIs and programs using Python and Amazon Web Services (AWS). ü Implement APIs based on architecture frameworks and guidelines. ü Prepare functional specifications and test data. ü Collaborate with external and internal teams to troubleshoot performance and functional issues. ü Work with DevOps engineers to integrate new code into existing continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery/deployment (CD) pipelines. ü Deliver industry-leading results on time with minimal supervision. |
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Apparel Designer |
ü Create and design apparel collections that align with our brand’s aesthetic and vision. ü Conceptualize and sketch ideas for garments and collections. ü Produce technical drawings and specifications for each design. ü Select and source fabrics and trims that meet our quality standards. ü Collaborate with production teams to ensure designs are manufactured correctly and meet deadlines. ü Research and stay up-to-date on latest fashion trends and techniques. |
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App Developer |
ü Determine client requirements and how they translate to new application features. ü Collaborate with development team and other IT staff to set specifications for new applications. ü Write high-quality code to program complete applications on schedule. |
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ü Develop and implement the Appian and web-based applications. ü Provide technical guidance to mid-level developers as and when required. ü Understand the differences between REST, SOAP and the basic design principles in integrating to Web Services. ü Works with business users to translate business requirements into technical designs to map and load data from source systems to the data warehouse. ü Building critical Appian based application as well as associated integration components in Java. ü Develop applications in Appian business. Process management and integrate with other COTS products. ü Debug issues in Interfaces and Process Models. |
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Appliance Repair Service Technician |
ü Install, maintain, and repair appliances according to manufacturer specifications and safety standards. ü Diagnose problems with appliances and determine the best course of action for repair. ü Disassemble appliances, repair or replace defective parts, and reassemble appliances in working order. ü Test appliances to ensure proper function and safety before leaving a job site. ü Maintain accurate records of repairs performed, parts used, and time spent on each job. ü Educate customers on proper use and maintenance of appliances to prevent future issues. |
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ü Examine customers' appliances and identifying the cause of appliance breakdowns. ü Perform maintenance work on customers' appliances. ü Provide rough estimates to customers on how much it would cost to repair damaged or malfunctioning appliances. ü Repair or replacing defective or damaged appliance components upon approval from customers. ü Advise customers on how to use appliances correctly. ü Install various large appliances for customers, such as washers, wall ovens, and stoves. ü Maintain an accurate record of all items/parts used to repair, replace, or maintain appliances. |
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Application Developer |
ü Determine client requirements and how they translate in application features. ü Collaborate with a team of IT professionals to set specifications for new applications. ü Design creative prototypes according to specifications. ü Write high quality source code to program complete applications within deadlines. ü Perform unit and integration testing before launch. ü Conduct functional and non-functional testing. ü Troubleshoot and debug applications. ü Evaluate existing applications to reprogram, update and add new features. ü Develop technical documents and handbooks to accurately represent application design and code. |
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Archaeology Field Technician |
ü Carry out archaeological excavation. ü Perform pre-construction field surveys. ü conduct mitigation. ü monitoring in support of upcoming projects. ü Perform site test and evaluation. ü Recover data. |
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ü Provide clients with suitable design recommendations based on factors such as budget, the building site, and recent trends. ü Use CAD software and manual drawing techniques to produce architectural plans for management and client approval. ü Modify designs based on comments and reviews from management and clients. ü Provide estimates on cost, time, machinery, construction, and other specifications. ü Ensure all vital information and documentation is recorded and maintained. ü Ensure that all layouts and blueprints are compliant with industry codes and legal standards. |
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Art Assistant (Art assistant Teacher) |
ü Assist teachers in Art Training Programs. ü Keep the classroom tidy. ü Assist Instructor with materials prep before each class. ü Provide assistance to students with the completion and generation of art projects. ü Prep and distribute material to learners. |
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ü Plan lessons on art in accordance with students' learning objectives. ü Prepare classroom by gathering and setting up equipment. ü Develop students' drawing, coloring, and painting techniques. ü Provide instruction on the use of media such as graphite and charcoal pencils, as well as oil, acrylic, and watercolor paint. ü Assign and grade projects and examinations. ü Record and report on students' progress. ü Ensure that the classroom is clean after each lesson. ü Monitor inventory and source art supplies, as needed. ü Attend faculty and parent-teacher meetings. |
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Assembler, Electronics |
ü Assemble different electronic components. ü Test finished products and parts using measuring tools and software. ü Identify and rectify product defects and assembly problems, replacing faulty components. ü Maintaining inventory records and reordering supplies and materials as needed. ü Preparing reports documenting the assembly process and any issues encountered along the way. |
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Assembly Line Operator |
ü Build products on the assembly line according to drawings, instructions, or schematics. ü Inspect assembled products for any faults or defects. ü Load product pieces slated for assembly onto the line and packing assembled products into boxes for storage. ü Stop the assembly line and halting production if machinery fails or a major defect is detected. ü Maintain record of mechanical repairs and adjustments. ü Report incidents, faulty operations, or product imperfections on the assembly line to management. |
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Assessor, Academic |
ü Collect students' submissions by stipulated dates. ü Evaluate students' grasp of pertinent subject matter by comparing their answers to the memorandum/assessment scripts. ü Use discretion when evaluating ambiguous responses. ü Calculating total marks for each section and then summing these to arrive at a final score. ü Recheck marking to detect and amend oversights. ü Note students' submissions and capturing all final grades. ü Return marked scripts to agreed-upon venues for subsequent collection by Moderators. ü Report errors and omissions that you detect in the memorandums. |
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Assessor , Vocational |
ü Prepare Candidate for assessment. ü Evaluate Candidate’s abilities (SKA). ü Compare Candidate’s abilities (SKA) with prescribed skill standards. ü Compile portfolio record. ü Make decision regarding candidate’s competency. ü Offer constructive feedback. ü Ensure assessment standards. ü Report assessment outcome to the authority. |
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Assistant Cook |
ü Clean food preparation areas, cooking surfaces and utensils. ü Cook exact number of items ordered by each customer. ü Maintain sanitation, health and safety standards. ü Receive verbal instructions as to food required by customers, and prepare and cook food according to those instructions. ü Verify that prepared food meets requirements for quality and quantity ü Wash, cut and prepare food designated for cooking. ü Clean, stock and restock workstations. ü Do dishes. |
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(Fashion) |
ü Assist the Fashion Designer in researching current fashion trends and market demands. ü Collaborate with the design team to create sketches and designs for new collections. ü Assist in selecting fabrics, trims, and colors for designs. ü Participate in fittings and make necessary adjustments to designs. ü Prepare technical specification sheets and detailed tech packs for production. ü Work closely with the production team to ensure quality and timely delivery of designs. ü Stay updated on emerging fashion trends and industry developments. |
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ATG Developer |
ü Design and develop large-scale eCommerce web applications using JAVA on the Oracle ATG Commerce platform supporting all phases of the software development life cycle. ü Develop JAVA code following industry standards and best practices. ü Develop page level JSP code and ATG Web Commerce back-end component code in JAVA. ü Solve problem of Oracle ATG Web Commerce development including the debugging of developed code. ü Collaborate with business analysts to define and design Oracle ATG Web ecommerce component requirements for the development effort. ü Update and maintain documentation in an organized manner. ü Troubleshoot and resolve issues, problems, and errors encountered across web site implementations. |
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Atlassian Administrator |
ü Administer and manage Atlassian tools including Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and others. ü Customize and configure Atlassian tools to meet team and project requirements. ü Develop and maintain custom scripts and automations. ü Ensure data integrity and optimal performance of Atlassian instances. ü Manage user permissions and access controls. ü Integrate Atlassian tools with other systems and applications. ü Provide technical support and training to users on Atlassian tools. ü Monitor system performance and generate reports. |
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Atlassian Developer |
ü Develop and customize Atlassian tools such as Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Bamboo. ü Work with various departments to gather requirements and translate them into effective solutions. ü Create and maintain custom scripts and plugins for Atlassian tools. ü Integrate Atlassian tools with other systems and applications. ü Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to Atlassian tools. ü Perform upgrades and ensure the overall health and performance of the Atlassian suite. ü Provide training and support to end-users. ü Document processes, configurations, and customizations. ü Stay up-to-date with the latest developments in Atlassian products and best practices. |
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Atm Technician |
ü Perform routine maintenance and repairs on ATMs, such as replacing worn-out parts, lubricating mechanisms, and cleaning keypads. ü Troubleshoot and diagnose ATM software and hardware issues. ü Install and configure new ATMs and related hardware, such as modems, printers, and card readers. ü Keep track of ATM inventory levels and order replacement parts as needed. ü Provide technical support to bank personnel and customers, address inquiries and resolve issues. ü Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair work performed on ATMs. |
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ATV Service Technician |
ü See Automotive Techanician highway vehicles (ROVs), and utility task vehicles (UTVs). |
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Audio Designer |
ü Select and record sounds from different sources. ü Create sound elements such as sound effects, ambient sounds, music, dialogues, interface sounds. ü Prototype sound concepts. ü Ensure the coherence and quality of the sound design throughout the development of the game and the respect of the artistic vision of the game. ü Edit and process audio elements. ü Integrate sound elements into the sound engine. ü Place sounds in the game (spatialization) and program sound events ü Ensure coherence between the artistic/narrative vision of the game and the sound quality of the final experience. ü Test, iterate and correct bugs with feedback from the development team, bring improvements. ü Realize the sound localization of the game (i.e., adapting the sound track to a different market (language, culture…) ü Ensure awareness of the latest technological advances. |
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Audio Technician |
ü Prepare and operate sound equipment. ü Set up and breaking down audio equipment. ü Run audio equipment and checking that everything is properly connected. ü Test audio equipment for volume, tone, and clarity. ü Evaluating audio equipment for repair and maintenance. ü Operating mixing consoles and adjusting sounds and volumes when necessary. ü Ensuring customers are satisfied with the sound quality and the set up of the audio equipment. |
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Audio Visual Technician |
ü Transport, set up, and install media equipment and audiovisual support tools, including speakers, monitors, cameras, and equipment racks. ü Set up and perform electrical wiring, programming, and basic construction. ü Perform test run on videos, audio, and signals and troubleshoot any problems that arise. ü Meet clients' standards by handling equipment malfunctions and executing a flawless event. ü Disassemble equipment, wiring, and support tools in a safe manner. ü Carry out cleaning, maintenance, or repairs on audiovisual equipment. |
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Auto Body Painter |
ü Fill small dents and scratches with body filler and cleans and prepares surfaces to ensure paint and other finishes will adhere properly. ü Blend Colors into adjacent panels for a better color match to existing vehicle paint ü Mix paint and primer per work instructions. ü Perform Painting Job on the vehicle. ü Clean panels in preparation for painting and priming ü Manage the collection, disposal, and storage of hazardous and non-hazardous wastes. ü Maintain spray equipment. ü Select appropriate paint or mix paints using automated paint mixing equipment. |
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(Automotive Body Technician) |
ü Repair, replace, and upgrade a variety of vehicle Body parts. ü Perform diagnostic tests to ensure that all issues have been detected and resolved before returning the car to the customer. ü Perform cost estimations before beginning job. ü Prepare cars to be painted by sanding and refinishing them. |
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Autocad Designer (Autocad Draftsman) |
ü Develop product designs from scratch. ü Present rough design drafts for client approval. ü Ensure product designs meet required safety and structural standards. ü Generate Solid and Surface CAD models using AutoCAD software. ü Blend technique and aesthetics to create final designs. ü Present various design perspectives for construction improvements and adaptations. ü Finalize AutoCAD models. |
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Auto Electrician |
ü Install new vehicle wiring systems. ü Troubleshoot immobilizer and alarm systems. ü Diagnose electrical issues and propose a course of action. ü Repair and replacing faulty wiring or electrical systems. ü Service electrical automotive parts. ü Service and repair electrical systems on vehicles. |
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Auto Glass Technician (Automotive Glass Technician) |
ü Use primer to prime all damaged areas of windshields and car windows. ü Treat weatherproofing on glass. ü Install rubber weather seals around glass edges. ü Remove moldings, wipers, screws, bolts, and clips before glass installation and repairs and replacing them thereafter. ü Inject resin into small chips or cracks and heating the damaged areas using a heat source. ü Identify issues that may affect glass installation. ü Remove all dirt and debris from windshields and windows before beginning repair or weatherproofing treatments. ü Use clips, moldings, and adhesives to affix custom-cut glass to customers’ vehicles. |
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Automated Machine Operator |
ü Operate automated machinery and equipment. ü Monitor automated machinery and equipment. ü Maintain and diagnose automated machinery and equipment. |
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ü Translate business process diagrams to system requirements in the development of automation solutions utilizing robotics. ü Develop data prep to be processed by robot. ü Maintain current robots to ensure jobs continue to run and plans and builds for potential robots. ü Design, build and develop custom web applications to meet business requirements. ü Maintain system availability. ü Design and develop manual process automation within the APS IT group. ü Design and develop solution enhancements to existing APS IT processes and systems. ü Provide design solutions adapted to the underlying requirements based on a thorough analysis. ü Ensure that they do not have persistent access to the production environment. |
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Automotive Tire Technician |
ü Inspect and assess tire tread levels, wear patterns, valve quality, and overall health. ü Recommend appropriate repair treatment or replacement of tires. ü Repair punctures and replacing faulty valves. ü Install new tires. ü Perform tires balancing and wheel alignment. ü Retread tires for tractors and other off-road vehicles. ü Conduct road-side repairs. |
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ü Install and test avionics equipment and electrical systems on aircraft or spacecraft. ü Ensure that all avionics equipment works properly before take-off and that they do not interfere with any other electronic device. ü Remove, repair, and re-install any problematic avionics equipment before an aircraft is cleared for take-off. ü Perform intricate and highly reliable soldering on components for navigation, missile control, and communication. ü Assemble and installing electrical components. ü Diagnose difficult avionics problems. ü Organize ground support and test equipment for flight tests. ü Diagnose malfunctions and study the operations of Avionics equipment. |
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Azure Architect |
ü Design and implement advanced functions of Azure AD Premium including security, governance and compliance. ü Provide support for issues wrt to compute, network and storage on AWS and Azure. ü Design and implementation of ADFS identity solutions for more than Microsoft Office 365. ü Design Solutions in Microsoft Azure as per project specifications and needs. ü Drive architecture and technical discussion to lead cloud security, privacy, and compliance decisions scale, performance, agility, HA/DR considerations. ü Configure and manage customer AWS / Azure cloud environment ü identify problems migrating to Azure cloud. ü Implement CI/CD based application development methodology using tools like Jenkins/TFS/powershell. |
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B2B Sales Representative |
ü Identify potential clients, understand their needs, and establish business relationships. ü Present, promote, and sell products/services using solid arguments to prospective customers. ü Conduct market research to identify selling possibilities and evaluate customer needs. ü Maintain and expand client database within your assigned territory. ü Ensure the resolution of client problems and complaints to maximize satisfaction. |
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Babysitter |
ü Review caregivers' instructions and request helpful clarification. ü Monitor self-directed feeding, hygiene-related, and tidying activities. ü Aide applicable minors with routine tasks. ü Fortify every access point around dusk. ü Encourage sufficient, cognitively stimulating individual and group play. ü Promote adherence to nonnegotiable curfews. ü Model actions that emulate caregivers' principles, unless deemed inappropriate. ü Secure help from medical, familial, and similar structures, as required. ü Entertain children with games and other activities. ü Help children with their homework. ü Transport children to and from school. ü Prepare snacks and meals for children ü Changing diapers. ü Bathing children and putting them to bed. ü Perform light housework to keep the home clean and tidy. |
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Backend Developer
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ü Participate in the entire application lifecycle, focusing on coding and debugging. ü Write clean code to develop functional web applications. ü Troubleshoot and debug applications. ü Perform UI tests to optimize performance. ü Manage cutting-edge technologies to improve legacy applications. ü Collaborate with Front-end developers to integrate user-facing elements with server side logic. ü Gather and address technical and design requirements. ü Provide training and support to internal teams. ü Build reusable code and libraries for future use. |
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Backhoe Operator |
ü Operate a backhoe to excavate, load and transport materials in a variety of heavy construction operations. ü Operate other construction equipment as required. ü Work cooperatively with the crew to accomplish tasks. ü Participate in training and other forms of development to strengthen technical, safety and other skills. ü Maintain tools and equipment so that they are kept in good working order and are safe for use. ü Perform routine maintenance on machine including lubrication and monitor needed repairs/service requirements. ü Perform a variety of general labor tasks as required for the job. ü Maintain a clean and safe work environment to include equipment operated. |
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Back Server |
ü Make guests feel welcome and accommodated. ü Take orders from guests and input them into the point of sale. ü Make menu recommendations to guests. ü List ingredients or common allergens for guests from memory. ü Sell menu specials or limited time offers. ü Run food and drink orders for their tables and for other staff members. ü Get guests a refill (or a second drink). ü Complete guest transactions. ü Encourage sign-ups to the restaurant’s loyalty/rewards program. ü Keep their section clean. ü Bus tables. ü Reset tables so waiting parties can be seated. ü Restock server stations with napkins, cutlery, condiments, and small plates. ü Keep cold drink station stocked with cups. ü Refill ice at the soda station. ü Do roll-ups. ü Do light prep work to assist the line cooks (e.g., refill ramekins with salad dressing, cut vegetables for garnishes). ü Keep the break area clean. ü Sort and organize incoming food tickets, ü Ensure that orders are correct, carrying trays and plates. ü Bring food to tables, refilling beverages when needed, ü Set tables, clean and clear tables, sanitize work areas, and stock supplies. |
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Backup Administrator |
ü Configure and manage backup and recovery systems and processes. ü Perform regular backups of critical data and test to verify recovery capabilities. ü Monitor backup systems and troubleshoot issues as they arise. ü Maintain accurate documentation of backup and recovery procedures and policies. ü Develop disaster recovery plans and participate in executing those plans when necessary. ü Work with IT team and key stakeholders to establish data retention and archival policies. ü Assist in the selection and implementation of new backup and recovery solutions. |
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Baggage Handler |
ü Load and unload luggage and other items from the baggage carousel. ü Tag, weigh, and scan luggage and other items. ü Transport luggage and items to the designated locations. ü Assist passengers with their belongings and answer inquiries. ü Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the baggage area. |
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Bagger |
ü Collect and pack goods. ü Ensure accuracy of order. ü Organize stock. ü Check for damaged goods. ü Load goods onto delivery vehicles. |
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Baker |
ü Design and improving recipes. ü Measure and combining ingredients and using mixers, blenders, heat sources, and other equipment to make baked goods, such as cookies, bread, cakes, etc. ü Decorate and displaying finished products. ü Test ingredients and finished goods to ensure that each item meets food safety and quality controls. ü Greet customers, answering questions, making recommendations, accepting orders and payments, and providing exceptional customer service. ü Take client information and ensuring that deliveries are fulfilled accurately and on time. ü Clean and restocking workstations and ensuring that all equipment is sanitized and prepared for the next shift. |
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Bakery Assistant |
ü Create a welcoming and positive customer experience at the bakery counter. ü Advise customers on baked goods selection and taking orders. ü Weigh, price, and pack purchased items, as well as process payments. ü Manage the baking ingredients inventory and request the purchase of stock. ü Track ingredient expiry dates and arranging their use accordingly. ü Monitor the visual appeal and the availability of baked goods on display. ü Report low baked goods stock to the Baker in a timely manner. ü Maintain a clean and tidy baked goods counter and performing other duties on request. ü Clean the kitchen after business hours and preparing it for the next day. ü Manage customer complaints and relaying them to the Baker. |
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ü Welcome guests upon their arrival and assisting them with their seating arrangements. ü Assist managers and organizers with planning the layout and logistics of events. ü Set up and manage staff shifts and timetables. ü Develop and provide staff with the necessary training, including customer service and serving etiquette. ü Manage the setup of events. ü Run the floor and coordinating the food and drink service by liaising with the kitchen and service staff. ü Monitor the inventory of supplies, equipment, and furniture. ü Tend to guests' requests, questions, and complaints. ü Ensure that the venue and facilities remain neat and clean. ü Ensure that all applicable safety regulations are communicated and adhered to. |
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Banquet Chef (Banquet Sous Chef) |
ü Operate, maintain and clean Kitchen equipment ü Attend BEO meetings to ensure guarantees and food products are correct ü Regulate quality assurance and quality control inspections in order to maintain cleanliness of all back of the house areas ü Oversee and manage food preparation for a specific area of the kitchen ü Aid in control procedures for cost and quality, par inventories, standardized recipes, use records, food costing sheets, Ensures all recipes are followed and prepared on a consistent basis. ü Lead and supervise the quantity of the food offered. coordinate the production as it relates to all banquets ü Ensure that the banquet kitchen is opened and closed in the expected manner. ü Assist in continuously evaluating staffing levels in accordance with business demand, forecasts, and budgetary guidelines. ü Monitor waste and over production, utilizes leftovers, and ensures proper rotation and quality control. |
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Banquet Cook |
ü Ensure food safety by dating and rotating food containers, safely storing perishables, and maintaining a sanitary work environment ü Communicate with the Chef de Cuisine, the Sous Chefs and the Executive Chef regarding menu items, problem situations or shortages. ü Maintain food service sanitation certification and use all learned standards within the kitchen ü Required to learn all menu items produced in immediate area ü Visually inspects, selects and uses only food items ideal for food production, in the preparation of all menu items ü Taste test and evaluate foods before serving to make sure standards are met ü Reads food orders from computer printouts and/or prep sheets, and menu’s and prepares food items according to established recipes & menu plans |
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Banqueting Supervisor |
ü Organize and supervise banquet events ü Prepare and manage event budget ü Coordinate with vendors and suppliers ü Ensure event runs smoothly ü Ensure guest satisfaction ü Manage banquet staff and ensure quality of service to guests ü Coordinate with catering staff to organize banquet events. ü Develop banquet event plans, including layout of tables and seating arrangements ü Ensure all food and beverage orders are fulfilled accurately. ü Supervise setup and cleanup of banquet events. ü Maintain inventory and order supplies as needed. |
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Banquet House Attendant Banquet Server Banquet Steward |
ü Assist with the complete setup and breakdown of the banquet area. ü Relay food and beverage orders. ü Maintain a high level of cleanliness and awareness of sanitary practices. ü Anticipate guests’ needs and exceed customer service expectations. ü Maintain composure in a fast-paced environment. ü Relay important information about orders, allergies and special requests to the appropriate person. ü Respond urgently and appropriately to any concerns. ü Present in professional appearance and mannerisms. |
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Barback |
ü Keep the Service counter clean and clear of debris. ü Clean & polish glassware. ü Help to run food and clearing plates if the place is slammed ü Dispose off the trash. ü Clean up spills and broken glass ware as necessary ü Clean no-slip mats behind the bar ü Unclog sinks ü Stock tasks ü Prepare garnishes and juice mixes ü Sanitize and refilling ice wells ü Keep the bar fully stocked. ü Replenish glasses, toothpicks, napkins, coasters, ice cubes, etc. ü Clear dirty rags from the bar and restocking with clean rags ü Change kegs, removing empty kegs from the keg fridge and restocking the keg fridge with new, untapped kegs that need to get cold ü Open and close shift tasks ü Restock the bar for the following shift ü Putt away shipments of liquor and beer ü Track opening and closing inventory levels |
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ü Welcome clients and consulting with them on their desired hairstyles. ü Cut and trim hair according to clients' instructions. ü Style hair using chemical solutions and styling tools. ü Shave, trimming and shaping clients’ beards and mustaches. ü Wash and condition clients’ hair. ü Provide hair treatments and coloring. ü Ensure that combs, scissors, razors, and other instruments are cleaned and sanitized after each use. ü Supervise apprentices and trainees. ü Provide face, scalp and neck massages. ü Provide hairstyle suggestions to clients. |
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ü Greet customers in a friendly manner and taking food and drink orders. ü Prepare and serving beverages such as drip coffee, espresso-based drinks, tea and other specialty drinks. ü Prepare and serve food items such as soups, sandwiches and pastries. ü Answer customers’ questions about menu choices. ü Promote and recommending menu options to customers. ü Take payment from customers. ü Track and ordering inventory for cafe and beverage supplies, such as coffee beans, milk, napkins and cups. ü Maintain espresso machines, grinders, coffee machines and other equipment by cleaning, troubleshooting and scheduling repairs. ü Keep the work environment and cafe seating area clean, sanitary and organized. ü Respond to and resolving customer concerns or complaints. ü Evaluate and modifying processes to improve efficiency and quality of service. ü Attract new customers and refining the menu. |
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Bas Technician |
ü Keep abreast of HVAC controls products, product design, and requirements for installation. ü Manage the daily work activities for personnel of the building automation systems. ü Partner with the Energy Engineer and BAS Manager ü Recommend, specify and implement productivity improvements utilizing automation and/or robotics ü Plan, coordinate and implement modifications and improvements to equipment and tooling. ü Lead training and develop training documentation on productivity improvements. ü The incumbent is required to perform emergency repairs, preventive maintenance work, and routine repairs on all work associated with building pneumatic, electric and DDC controls. ü Maintain includes service, calibration, and preventative maintenance of site temperature control thermostats, valves, humidifier diaphragms, damper operators, and various other control devices. ü Modify controls on equipment to facilitate more efficient operation.
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Batcher Batcher Operator |
ü Operate forklift to move cloth as needed. ü Load inspected rolls of cloth onto cradle and sew ends or bond of cuts together. ü Adjust machines to run. ü Run rolls of cloth and doff when complete. ü Fill out and secure winder roll tickets to cloth roll. ü Cover shipping roll with plastic covering and secure with tie. ü Inspect shipping for neat appearance. ü Maintain a clean and orderly work area. |
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Battery Changer (Battery Technician) |
ü Monitor battery charging procedures to ensure compliance with safety regulations. ü Inspect batteries for wear and tear and perform necessary maintenance. ü Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to battery performance and charging. ü Keep detailed records of battery status, maintenance activities, and performance. ü Maintain a clean and organized workspace to ensure safety and efficiency. ü Perform routine tests on batteries to check for capacity and performance issues. ü Utilize specialized equipment and tools for battery charging and maintenance. |
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Beautician |
ü Shampoo, cut, style, and color hair, as well as massaging and treating scalps. ü Apply makeup, perform facials, and recommend skincare therapies. ü Perform manicures and pedicures, nail art, and color recommendations. ü Perform permanent and temporary hair removal treatments, such as electrolysis, laser hair removal, and waxing. ü Suggest guidelines on personal skincare regimes. |
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Beauty Boutique Expert |
ü Put the Customer first and provides superior customer service. ü Mmodel the desired behavior with eClienteling to provide superior customer service ü Promotes products through marketing and encourages use of the PC Optimum program ü Promote and book appointments for in-Store events ü Exhibits and promotes the company’s products and services ü Attend appropriate vendor schools ü Attends workshop/education sessions ü Adheres to Cosmetics Operating Standards ü Complies with all health and safety regulations ü Complies with all store policies and procedures ü Complies with loss prevention policies and procedures and ensures they are executed in the department ü Acts professionally at all times ü Perform other duties as required |
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Behavioral Health Technician |
ü Carry out individual treatment plans prescribed by medical professionals. ü Monitoring patients and recording your observations. ü Report back on each patient's progress and concerns. ü Ensuring patients have a safe and supportive environment. ü Diffuse situations in which patients wish to harm themselves or others. ü Provide emotional support to patients. ü Alert medical professionals to intervene in emergencies. ü Carry out assessments and other administrative tasks. ü Maintain strict patient confidentiality. |
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ü Exhibit communication, guest contact and organization skills. ü Review materials concerning daily events, , return guests, VIPs and function sheets. ü Handle a guest room change request, assist departing guests with luggage, transportation requirements. ü Store and retrieve guests luggage and belongings. answer telephones, deliver messages, packages, flowers, to their guest rooms. ü Maintain a high standard of cleanliness in the lobby, at the Concierge Desk, the front entrance and the luggage storage areas. ü Work closely with the Front Office, Valet Parking and door staff. ü Keep the Concierge well-informed as to any guest problems, special requests & complaints. ü Assist in providing travel directions, recommendations for local attractions, restaurants Resort services. |
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Bellhop (Bellman) |
ü Greet guests upon arrival and assist with the loading and unloading of luggage ü Escort guests to their rooms, providing information about hotel facilities and services ü Offer assistance to guests with special needs or requests ü Provide directions and recommendations for local attractions, restaurants, and services ü Maintain a professional and friendly demeanor, ensuring a positive guest experience ü Coordinate with the front desk and other staff to manage guest arrivals and departures efficiently ü Assist with the storage and retrieval of luggage for guests ü Handle guest inquiries and concerns professionally, escalating issues to management when necessary ü Maintain cleanliness and orderliness in the lobby and entrance areas ü Uphold hotel policies and procedures, including security measures. |
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Belt Operator (Conveyor belt operator) |
ü Oversee the operation and maintenance of conveyor systems in compliance with safety standards. ü Conduct quality checks on materials transported via conveyor systems. ü Adjust conveyor speed and settings to optimize throughput. ü Coordinate with other production team members to enhance productivity. ü Keep accurate logs of maintenance and repairs performed. ü Participate in safety training and drills. ü Identify opportunities for process improvements. ü Engage in problem-solving to troubleshoot system issues. |
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Bench Jeweler |
ü Cut, trim, shape and smooth jewelry stones, pearls, and metal pieces, using abrasives, grinding stone and power and hand tools. ü Weigh, metal piece,mixes and melts metal alloys or material and pours molten material into mold to cast models of jewelry. ü Form, join, or assemble metal pieces, articles, or wire, using soldering iron, gas torch, and hand tools. ü Mark and drills holes in jewelry mounting to center stones according to design specifications. ü Position and aligns stones and metal pieces and sets, mounts and secures item in place, using setting and hand tools. ü Rotate mold to distribute molten material and prevent formation of air pockets in mold. ü Mark, engrave or emboss designs on metal pieces, such as castings, wire, or jewelry, following samples, sketches, or other specifications. ü Plate articles, such as jewelry pieces and clock and watch dials with silver, gold, nickel, or other metals. ü Examine assembled or finished product, using magnifying glass or precision measuring instruments, to ensure conformance to specifications. ü Repair existing jewelry mountings to reposition jewels or adjust mounting. ü Sand inside mold pieces, using emery cloth and chalkdust. ü Assemble and secure mold sections used to cast metal articles and pieces. ü Operate machines, such as centrifugal-casting, routing, and lathe, to fabricate casting molds, metal parts or wax models of products. |
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Bench Technician |
ü Follow written procedures and processes ü Determine appropriate courses of action. ü Select dummy load to examine a whole board. ü Inspect, troubleshoot and repair consumer electronics devices. ü Troubleshoot, collect, compile, and analyze information to develop recommendations. |
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BI Dashboard Developer |
ü Design and developing interactive dashboards and reports ü Collaborate with stakeholders to understand data needs ü Analyze datasets to uncover trends and insights ü Maintain data accuracy and integrity within BI systems ü Translate business requirements into technical specifications |
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Big Data Apps Developer |
ü Design the architecture of big data platform. ü Perform and oversee tasks such as writing scripts, calling APIs, web scraping, and writing SQL queries. ü Design and implement data stores that support the scalable processing and storage high-frequency data ü Maintain data pipeline. ü Customize and oversee integration tools, warehouses, databases, and analytical systems. ü Configure and provide availability for data-access tools used by all data scientists. |
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ü Inspect and diagnose bike issues. ü Repair and maintain bikes and components. ü Advise customers on bike maintenance. ü Carry out routine checks. ü Order and maintain stock levels. |
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Bilingual Customer Service |
ü Confirm customers' language preferences to assist them. ü Address queries, complaints, and recommendations furnished by customers. ü Redirect customers to the pertinent department, if needed. ü Defer to management in instances of uncertainty. ü Process exchanges and refunds in ways congruent with our policies. ü Provide customers with details of supplementary products or services that may suit their needs. ü Monitor call and mail histories to ensure that all customers have been assisted. ü Search for commonalities in customer feedback to inform recommendations regarding our offerings. ü Administer and receive customer surveys on occasion. |
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BIM Coordinator |
ü Develop BIM implementation plans and ensuring their adherence throughout the project lifecycle. ü Lead BIM coordination meetings to facilitate problem resolution and to enhance project collaboration. ü Create and manage digital construction models and ensuring their compatibility and integration with other models. ü Train and support team members in BIM processes and tools. ü Perform clash detection checks to reduce conflicts during construction phases. ü Assist in the technical management of subcontractor models and data exchanges. ü Maintain project documentation and ensuring systematic storage and retrieval of project information. |
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Biomedical Equipment Technician (Biomedical Technician) |
ü Perform routine maintenance checks on biomedical equipment through testing, calibrating, and troubleshooting. ü Install new biomedical equipment and adjusting the device according to medical specifications. ü Update the inventory, placing orders, and verifying deliveries. ü Repair faulty bio medic. machinery on a routine basis. ü Keep a digital record of equipment repairs, faulty components, and recalibrated devices. ü Ensure that all equipment meets company standards of safety and quality, and is in compliance with relevant laws. |
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Blacksmith |
ü Draft sketches and product/project designs. ü Select metals to work with. ü Cut, and refine metal products ü Inspect final products to ensure that they have met specifications. ü shaping metals using heating and forging methods ü Perform welding on metals. |
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Blending Operator (Food) |
ü Process finished food grade products while operating large volume kettles and mixers. Work with an assistant on the processing lines, and/or at periodic times. ü Adhere quality of solids, verifying ingredients, ü Perform instrument calibration, magnet inspections. ü Maintain chart recorder accuracy. ü Follow blending recipe and HACCP steps to ensure correct completion of all recipes to pre-determined standards, while attentive of Quality and Food Safety (Allergen Control). ü Operate and adjust multiple in-line pieces of processing equipment including but not limited to processing kettles while working in an organized manor. ü Perform preventative maintenance. ü Perform viscosity and sensory testing on batches produced. |
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Blckchain Developer |
ü Review smart contracts for security and functionality. ü Supervise web services that use blockchain technology. ü Integrate Solidity code across platforms. ü Manage the full lifecycle of blockchain development. ü Ensure blockchain integration with existing applications. ü Build smart contracts and ensure that all timelines and expectations are met. ü Translate requirements into complicated but clean and efficient code. ü Design, develop, and test blockchain systems. |
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Block Printer |
ü Operate block printing machines to produce high-quality prints. ü Maintain printing equipment in good working order. ü Select appropriate materials for each print job. ü Monitor printing process to ensure consistent quality. ü Collaborate with design team to ensure accurate reproduction of designs. ü Inspect finished prints for quality assurance. ü Package and ship completed print orders to clients. |
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Blow Mold Machine Operator (Blow Mold Operator) |
ü Operate and monitor blow molding machinery. ü Set up molds, adjust machine settings and perform tests to ensure that machines are working correctly. ü Load and unload pre-heated plastic materials into the machine. ü Inspect and pack finished products. ü Perform regular maintenance and cleaning of machines. ü Keep accurate records of production. |
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Board Operator |
ü Support of commercial production, local and network sports broadcasts, and programming automation computers. ü Monitor and update weather, traffic, sports, and news reports into automation equipment. ü Perform on air responsibilities with local sports programming such as color commentary, play by play, or coach’s shows. ü Monitor and update weather, traffic and news and sports reports into automation equipment. ü Must be available to work weekend overnight shifts. ü Produce all on-air transitions, which includes running the broadcast board, following station format, arranging and playing commercials and IDs according to the program and commercial logs, and following applicable laws and FCC regulations. ü Assist with listener contests and phone calls. |
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Boat Rigger |
ü Construct and install boat rigging systems. ü Inspect, maintain, and repair boat rigging systems. ü Ensure boat rigging systems are secure and safe. ü Advise customers on the best rigging solutions. ü Maintain an inventory of rigging components. |
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Body Repair Tech (Body Shop Technician) |
ü They also work closely with auto body shops and auto insurers. ü Auto body technicians diagnose and repair or replace damaged vehicles. ü They remove and replace parts, clean vehicles, and repair damage. ü In addition to diagnosing and repairing damaged vehicles, auto body technicians also clean and paint vehicles. ü They work with a variety of paint, including acrylic enamel, automotive enamel, and gloss. |
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Boh Team Member (Kitchen assistant) |
ü Assist in doing dishes as needed; ü Assist in Prep of food; ü Take out the trash , clean equipment; ü Clean prep area and kitchen; ü Make basic drinks and help with everyday preparation. ü Perform Wholesale packaging. ü Cook and Prepare Cafe Menu items. ü Clean up station and take care of leftover food. ü Mop Floor. ü Perform meat slicing. |
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Boilermaker |
ü Installing boilers into facilities. ü Reading blueprints for location, position, and dimensions. ü Completing maintenance documentation. ü Organizing and assembling boiling parts. ü Shaping and fabricating parts. ü Cleaning pressure vessel equipment. ü Inspecting equipment for proper functioning. |
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Boiler Operator |
ü Ensure optimal and continuous operation of mechanical systems. ü Maintain boiler systems. ü Perform necessary repairs and replacements, ü Supervise team of assistant operators and mechanics. ü Create and maintain records of inspections, maintenance routines and repairs. |
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Boiler Supervisor |
ü Maintain and repairing boiler equipment and all associated components. ü Test boiler water and making necessary adjustments to chemicals to prevent corrosion and harmful deposits. ü Keep detailed records of inspections, maintenance routines, and repairs. ü Ensure compliance with state and local safety regulations and guidelines. ü Train and oversee subordinates in proper operation, safety protocols, and maintenance work. ü Manage fuel inventory and other consumables necessary for boiler operation. |
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Bookbinders |
ü Discuss with the book designer for final product specifications. ü Cut papers to size using hand and machine cutting tools. ü Perform Gluing and stitching on book. ü Trimming book edges to size. ü Applying color to signatures and edges. ü Gluing outside endpapers to the final cover. ü Placing finished books into press until drying is complete. ü Weighing and stacking books for shipment. |
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ü Maintain an accurate record of financial transactions. ü Update and maintain the general ledger. ü Reconciliate entries into the accounting system. ü Record of debits and credits. ü Maintain trial balance, by a reconciliation of general ledgers. ü Account reconciliation to assert the accuracy of transactions. ü Report accounting matters according to local laws. ü Monitor variances from the projected budget. |
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Botanist |
ü Study plants, their environments, relationships, traits, and processes. ü Conduct fieldwork, collecting and testing plant samples, and recording observations. ü Test the effects of weather, pollutants, pests, and other problems on different plant species. ü Analyze plant responses and reporting possible trends, benefits, or concerns. ü Encourage desirable traits in plants through breeding techniques. ü Raise awareness about environmental concerns and conservation efforts and assisting with disaster relief after floods, droughts, etc. ü Manage research group members and resources. |
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Bottling Line Operator |
ü Transport raw materials, finished products and packaging materials throughout plant and warehouse manually, or with powered equipment. ü Measure and dump ingredients into hoppers of mixing and grinding machines or mobile tank trucks. ü Feed and unload food, beverage and associated products processing machines. ü Feed flattened boxes into forming machines to construct containers. ü Remove filled containers from conveyors and manually pack goods into bags, boxes or other containers. ü Clean work areas and equipment. ü Check products and packaging for basic quality defects ü Assist process control and machine operators in performing their duties. |
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Bouncer |
ü Inspect clients' identification to discern their legal capacity. ü Review mental fitness and outward appearances to gauge prospective clients' eligibility. ü Receive event-related tickets or cash payments prior to prospective clients' entry. ü Furnish clients with wrist stamps, bands, or ticket stubs to denote their rightful admission. ü Steer clients to accessible amenities. ü Maintain orderliness and etiquette in all applicable vicinities. ü Escort rowdy clients off of our premises. ü Report pressing security-related matters to local authorities and your line Manager. |
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(Shop assistant) |
ü Receive, unpacking and arranging new shipments from suppliers and vendors. ü Arrange and labelling goods in the display shelves. ü Assist customers in finding the products they’re looking for ü Process customer payments at the checkout point/till ü Address customer complaints and inquiries ü Provide shopping advice and recommendations to customers ü Clean and rearrange the store after hours ü Perform periodic price audits to resolve price discrepancies ü Collaborate with other team members to keep the sales floor area clean and organised at all times. |
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Boutique Supervisor (Store Supervisor) |
ü Oversee salespeople, cashiers, shelf stockers, and other employees. ü Manage finances and preparing an annual budget. ü Keeping records of expenditure, sales figures, and employee performance. ü Evaluate the supply and availability of stocks, and profit-margins. ü Implement measures to avoid stock damages, theft, and wastage. ü Monitor shelve stocks and product displays, and the general appearance of the store. ü Investigate market trends and offering products that would appeal to customers. ü Address customers' requests, comments, and complaints. ü Motivate employees to achieve targets. ü Train new staff members and scheduling shifts. |
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ü Set up and operate press brake machines to bend and shape metal plates and sheets. ü Read and interpret blueprints, work orders, and production schedules to determine the required specifications for each job. ü Select the appropriate tooling, dies, and machinery settings for each bending operation. ü Position metal plates and sheets onto the press brake machine and accurately align them according to the specified measurements. ü Adjust machine settings such as speed, pressure, and depth to ensure precise bending and shaping of the metal. ü Monitor the operation of the press brake machine, making necessary adjustments to maintain quality and productivity. ü Inspect finished products to ensure they meet the required specifications, dimensions, and quality standards. ü Perform routine maintenance and cleaning of press brake machines to ensure optimal performance and prevent malfunctions. ü Troubleshoot and resolve minor machine issues or notify the maintenance department for repairs. ü Follow safety protocols and maintain a clean and organized work area to ensure a safe and efficient work environment. |
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ü Develop visual concepts and designs that align with a brand’s identity and meet the needs of clients and marketing teams. ü Create artwork, such as logos, packaging, and promotional materials, using computer software or by hand. ü Collaborate with clients and marketing teams to ensure that designs accurately reflect the brand’s desired image and messaging. |
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Bread Baker |
ü Open the bakery early in the morning. ü Clean kitchen equipment and tools before use. ü Weigh flour and other ingredients to prepare dough. ü Bake different bread types, like pretzels, baguettes and multigrain breads. ü Adjust oven temperatures to ensure proper baking. ü Mix various ingredients to create fillings for cakes and pies (e.g. chocolate ganache, caramel sauce and fruits). ü Decorate cakes with glazes, icings, buttercream and edible toppings, like flowers. ü Shape dough to prepare different types of pastries, including croissants, cookies and sweet rolls. ü Prepare custom-made pastries based on customers’ preferences (e.g. birthday cakes). ü Recommend recipes to renew our menu and attract more customers (e.g. gluten-free or vegan desserts). ü Track food supplies and place orders, as needed. |
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Breakfast Chef |
ü Take control of the breakfast service and ensure guests receive a truly delicious and memorable breakfast. ü Cook and manage breakfast service and assisting with lunch service. ü Setting up and cleaning down the kitchen after breakfast. ü Ensure all stocks are kept under optimum conditions. ü Ensure all mise-en-place is always freshly prepared and on time. ü Ensure all dishes are prepared to the correct recipe and the correct quantity. ü Ensure the department is operated within the appropriate legislation and the appropriate records are maintained up-to-date. ü Ensure all staff are treated fairly and with courtesy. ü Ensure and control levels of guest satisfaction, quality, operating, and food costs on an ongoing basis. ü Collect feedback from the guests during the breakfast session and report to the Executive chef on any complaints or issues. ü Monitor and Ensure that the production, preparation, and presentation of food are of the highest quality at all times. ü Personal grooming and appearance standards are met regarding cleanliness, sanitation, and hygiene. ü Assist with producing menus and new dishes. ü Able to prepare different types of breakfast egg preparations and methods. ü Liaise with the Purchase Manager regarding daily raw materials for breakfast. ü Ensure costings and budgets are achieved ü Adhere to Health and safety policies and regulations. ü Have a good knowledge of health & safety, hygiene, equal opportunities, HACCP, and any other legislation. ü Able to handle pressure calmly and professionally. ü Attend training courses as and when required. ü Hours of work are normally 6 am to 2 pm. ü Carry out any other duties as required by management. |
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Breakfast Cook |
ü Prepare and present all food products, specifically, but not limited to Breakfast service. ü Ensure and provide consistent food preparation and the highest calibre of food presentation. ü Ensure cleanliness and hygiene is maintained. ü Take an active role in the production and presentation of all food products to maintain the best quality food style. ü Ensure food is stored in appropriate containers, labeled, and rotated to ensure high standards of freshness, minimizing waste and maximizing quality. ü Follow and adhere to checklists, prep sheets and par sheets. ü Practice proper grooming, personal hygiene, and uniform standards. ü Ensure that food deliveries have been delivered and stored. according to the Follow recipes determined by the Executive Chef. |
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Brick and Stone Mason Bricklayer Brick Mason |
ü Read sketches and blueprints to calculate materials required. ü Cut and trim bricks and concrete blocks to specification using hand and power tools. ü Prepare and lay bricks, concrete blocks, stone, structural tiles and similar materials to construct or repair walls, foundations and other structures in residential, industrial and commercial construction. ü Lay bricks or other masonry units to build residential or commercial chimneys and fireplaces. ü Lay radial bricks to build masonry shells of industrial chimneys. ü Lay or install firebricks to line industrial chimneys and smokestacks. ü Line or reline furnaces, kilns, boilers and similar installations using refractory or acid-resistant bricks, refractory concretes, plastic refractories and other materials. ü Lay bricks, stone or similar materials to provide veneer facing to walls or other surfaces. ü Construct and install prefabricated masonry units. ü Lay bricks or other masonry units to build patios, garden walls and other decorative installations. ü May restore, clean or paint existing masonry structures. |
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Broadband Technician |
ü Perform installations and disconnections of high-speed internet and cable lines. ü Drill holes for wiring and wall mounts. ü Run diagnostic tests on equipment. ü Troubleshoot network issues. ü Check and record radiofrequency levels. ü Provide technical support or guidance to our customers. ü Complete service documentation. |
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Bus Operator |
ü Be aware of and respect traffic laws at all times. ü Pick up and drop off passengers based on the set schedule and planned route. ü Ensure passenger safety. ü Communicate to passengers any delays or planned route changes. ü Assist any passengers having difficulty getting on or off the bus. ü Take fares and check tickets (sometimes). |
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ü Removing used plates, glasses, cutlery and napkins from tables after diners are done eating. ü Wiping up water spills, food stains and dirt from tables. ü Straightening out the tablecloth or replacing stained ones. ü Replacing cutlery and glassware in anticipation of new diners. ü Refilling paper napkins, salt and pepper shakers and any other depleted condiments on the dining table. ü Refilling drinking glasses with water. ü Bringing out meal orders if waitstaff are busy. ü Handling cleaning of the dining area at the close of day. |
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ü Perform suitability check on animal health’ ü Perform slaughtering according to regulations. ü Cut, grind and prepare meats for sale. ü Clean and maintain tools and equipment and ensure displays and signage are accurate and attractive. ü Weigh, pack, price, and display products. ü Keep record, budget, and inventory. ü Perform quality inspections on meats and other products. ü Negotiate and confirm orders with suppliers. ü Adhere to food safety and sanitation controls. ü Greet and speaking to customers, providing advice, answering questions, and accepting orders or payments. ü Coordinate deliveries or order pickups. |
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Butler |
ü Meet guests when they arrive and getting them settled in their rooms. ü Anticipate guests’ needs by learning their preferences, allergies, dislikes, etc. ü Have a thorough understanding of all spirits and specialty foods in stock. ü Assess and restock wine and spirit collections as necessary. ü Serve meals and pour drinks for guests. ü Communicate with housekeeping to ensure rooms are cleaned at the most convenient time for guests. ü Run errands for guests when necessary. ü Ensure guests’ rooms are clean and tidy up when necessary. ü Recommend and arrange amenities for guests. ü See guests off when they check out. ü Remain well-groomed at all times. ü Keep up-to-date on all hotel policies on safety and hygiene. ü Perform all duties with discretion. professionalism and a pleasant demeanor. |
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| S.NO | Job Title | Core skills (Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Cab Driver |
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| 2 | Cabinet Designer |
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| 3 | Cabinet Service Technician (Cable Installation Technician) (Cable Technician) |
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| 4 | Cable Assembler |
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| 5 | Cable Jointer |
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| 6 | CAD Designer (CAD Operator Mechanical) |
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| 7 | Cafeteria Cook |
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| 8 | Cafeteria Worker |
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| 9 | Cake Decorator |
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| 10 | Calibration Technician |
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| 11 | Call Center Operator |
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| 12 | Call Center Supervisor |
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| 13 | Camera Operator (Cameraman) |
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| 14 | Camo Clothing Outfitter |
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| 15 | Campaign Technical Support |
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| 16 | Canine Coach (Dog/K9 Trainer) |
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| 17 | Cardiovascular Technologist |
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| 18 | Care taker |
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| 19 | Cargo Driver (Truck Driver) |
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| 20 | Cargo Handler |
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| 21 | Car Mechanic (Auto Mechanic) |
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| 22 | Carpenter |
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| 23 | Carpet Cleaner |
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| 24 | Cart Attendant |
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| 25 | Cartographer |
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| 26 | Car Washer |
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| 27 | Cassandra Developer (DB & Graph Developer) |
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| 28 | Caterer (Catering Server) |
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| 29 | Cath Lab Tech |
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| 30 | CCTV Technician |
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| 31 | C++ Cross Platform Developer (C Developer) |
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| 32 | Cell Phone Repair Technician |
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| 33 | Central Service Technician |
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| 34 | CG Animator |
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| 35 | Chauffeur |
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| 36 | Chef |
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| 37 | Chef De Cuisine |
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| 38 | Chef De Partie |
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| 39 | Chemical Delivery Technician |
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| 40 | Chemical Lab Technician |
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| 41 | Chemical Plant Operator |
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| 42 | Cherry Picker (in plant crane operator) |
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| 43 | Child Care Educator |
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| 44 | Chinese Teacher (Mandarin Teacher) |
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| 45 | Chiropractic Assistant (Chiropractic Office Assistant) |
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| 46 | Cinematics Artist |
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| 47 | Cinematographer |
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| 48 | CI Supervisor |
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| 49 | Citrix Administrator |
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| 50 | Civil Designer |
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| 51 | Civil Drafter |
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| 52 | Civil Engineering Technician |
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| 53 | Civil Engineering Technologist |
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| 54 | Clamp Forklift Operator (Clamp Lift Operator, Clamp Operator) |
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| 55 | Cleaner (Cleaning Associate, Cleaning Crew, Cleaning Janitor Operative, Cleaning Operator, DBS Cleaner) |
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| 56 | Cleaning Supervisor |
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| 57 | Cleaning Technician |
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| 58 | Clerk (Clerical Assistant, Clerk Typist) |
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| 59 | Climbing Arborist |
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| 60 | Climbing Guide |
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| 61 | Clinical Assistant (Clinical Associate) |
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| 62 | Clinical Laboratory Assistant |
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| 63 | Clinical Laboratory Technician (Clinical Lab Technician, Clinical Technician) |
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| 64 | Clinical SAS Programmer |
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| 65 | Clinic Assistant |
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| 66 | Clinician |
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| 67 | Clothing Outfitter |
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| 68 | Cloud Developer |
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| 69 | CMM Operator |
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| 70 | CMM Programmer |
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| 71 | CMMS Operations Technician |
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| 72 | CNC Lathe Machinist (CNC Machine Operator) (CNC Lathe Operator) |
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| 73 | CNC Lathe Programmer |
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| 74 | CNC Machine Operator |
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| 75 | CNC Maintenance Technician |
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| 76 | CNC Milling Machinist |
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| 77 | CNC Press Brake Operator |
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| 78 | C# .Net Developer |
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| 79 | Coach |
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| 80 | Coal Miner |
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| 81 | Coating Inspector |
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| 82 | Cobol Developer |
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| 83 | Cognos Analyst |
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| 84 | Coldfusion Developer |
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| 85 | Cold Storage Production Workers |
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| 86 | Collection Technician |
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| 87 | Colorist |
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| 88 | Combo Welder |
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| 89 | Comic, Illustrator (Cartoonist) |
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| 90 | Commercial Driver |
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| 91 | Commercial Enterprise Installation Technician |
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| 92 | Commercial Fire Alarm Installer |
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| 93 | Commercial Fire Test & Inspection Technician |
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| 94 | Commercial Painter |
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| 95 | Commercial Roofer |
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| 96 | Companion (Escort) |
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| 97 | Cosmetologist |
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| 98 | Computer Hardware Technician |
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| 99 | Commercial Photographer |
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| 100 | Crane operator |
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| 101 | Corrosion Technician (Corrosion Maintenance Supervisor) |
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| 102 | Commercial Service Technician |
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| 103 | Commercial Sprinkler Designer |
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| 104 | Commercial Tire Technician |
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| 105 | Communication and Social Media Specialist |
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| 106 | Communications Assistant (Communications Associate) |
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| 107 | Communications Technician |
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| 108 | Composite Technician |
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| 109 | Compositor |
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| 110 | Computer Assembler (Computer Builds Technician) |
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| 111 | Computer Repair Technician (Computer Maintenance Technician) (Computer support Technician) |
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| 112 | Computer Network Technician |
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| 113 | Computer Operator |
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| 114 | Computer Programmer |
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| 115 | Concierge |
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| 116 | Concrete Cutter |
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| 117 | Concrete Mixer Driver |
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| 118 | Concrete Polishing Foreman |
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| 119 | Concrete Pump Operator |
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| 120 | Configuration Technician |
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| 121 | Conservator |
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| 122 | Console Operator |
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| 123 | Construction Carpenter |
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| 124 | Construction Driver |
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| 125 | Construction Foreman |
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| 126 | Construction Handyman ( Construction Helper) |
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| 127 | Construction Painter |
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| 128 | Construction Supervisor |
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| 129 | Construction Surveyor |
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| 130 | Construction Technician |
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| 131 | Construction Underwriter |
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| 132 | Consumer Underwriter |
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| 133 | Contact Center Supervisor |
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| 134 | Contact Centre Representative |
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| 135 | Contact Tracer |
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| 136 | Container Unloader |
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| 137 | Continuing Care Assistant |
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| 138 | Control Room Operator |
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| 139 | Controls Technician |
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| 140 | Control Systems Technician |
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| 141 | Converting Operator |
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| 142 | Conveyancer |
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| 143 | Conveyor Maintenance Technician |
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| 144 | Cook |
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| 145 | Copier Technician |
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| 146 | Core Java Developer |
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| 147 | Coroner |
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| 148 | Corrosion Technician (Pipeline maintenance Technician) |
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| 149 | Cosmetician |
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| 150 | Costume Designer |
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| 151 | Counselor ( occupational therapist) |
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| 152 | Counterbalance Operator |
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| 153 | Cowboy |
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| 154 | Craftsman |
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| 155 | Crane Operator |
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| 156 | Creative Assistant |
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| 157 | Credentialed Veterinary Technician |
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| 158 | Crime Scene Technician |
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SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | D365 Developer |
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| 2 | Data Administrator |
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| 3 | Data Analyst |
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| 4 | Data Architect |
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| 5 | Database Administrator |
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| 6 | Data Center Technician |
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| 7 | Data Collector |
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| 8 | Data Developer |
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| 9 | Data Entry Administrator |
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| 10 | Data Entry Processor (Data Entry Operator) |
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| 11 | Data Science Consultant (Data Science Associate) (Data Steward) |
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| 12 | Data Technician |
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| 13 | Daycare Supervisor |
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| 14 | Daycare Teacher |
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| 15 | Dayforce Support Analyst |
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| 16 | Day Porter |
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| 17 | Db2 Database Administrator |
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| 18 | Debris Supervisor |
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| 19 | Deckhand |
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| 20 | Decorator, Event |
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| 21 | Decorator, Cake |
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| 22 |
Deli Assistant (Deli Associate) |
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| 23 |
Delivery Associate (Delivery Helper) |
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| 24 | Delivery Driver |
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| 25 |
Demonstrator |
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| 26 |
Dental Assistant (Dental Aide) |
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| 27 | Dental Technician |
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| 28 | Deployment Technician |
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| 29 | Design Architect |
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| 30 | Design Associate |
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| 31 | Designer, graphics |
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| 32 |
Designer UX |
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| 33 | Designer, Web |
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| 34 | Design Technician |
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| 35 |
Deskside Technician ( Desktop Support Technician) ( Desktop Technician) |
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| 36 |
Detailer, automobile |
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| 37 |
Developer, IT |
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| 38 |
Developmental Service Worker (Development Assistant)
(Development Associate) |
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| 39 |
Dev Java Web Service |
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| 40 |
Develops Software Developer |
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| 41 |
Dialysis Technician |
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| 42 |
Diamond Driller |
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| 43 |
Die Maintenance Technician |
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| 44 |
Die Maker |
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| 45 |
Diesel Mechanic |
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| 46 |
Diesel Technician |
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| 47 |
Dietary Aide, culinary
(Dietary Cook) |
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| 48 |
Dietetic Technician (Diet Technician) |
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| 49 |
Digital Architect |
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| 50 |
Digital Designer |
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| 51 |
Digital Graphic Designer |
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| 52 |
Digital Home Technician |
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| 53 |
Digital Marketing Technician |
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| 54 |
Digital Matte Painter |
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| 55 |
Digital Media Associate |
- Help the Digital Media Manager handle the day-to-day execution of digital media projects ensuring timely deliverables. - Collaborate with media planners in the editing, publication, and distribution process of digital media content across social media platforms. - Manage and execute digital events. - Enhance brand awareness and community engagement. - Foster strong relationships with industry-relevant influencers, bloggers, and other paid media partners that are active on social media. - Identify channels for enhancing media strategies by staying up-to-date with emerging trends and media-buying technologies. - Assist the Digital Media Specialist with creating media-buying plans, strategies, and cost schedules to maximize ROI on ad spends. - Work cohesively with content creators to ensure brand tonality is maintained for all creative assets. - Liaise with different departments to collect communication materials and oversee data management processes. |
| 56 |
Dining Room Assistant |
- Remove dishes and break down trays when indicated to do so. - Assist with dishwashing, restocking of napkins, silverware, table condiments. - Keep dining room tables cleaned and organized throughout service - Mop before and after lunch. - Consistently offer professional & friendly service. - Deliver food & beverage in a timely manner - Follow procedures and maintain service standards. - Retrieve empty trolleys and trays and collect breakfast orders - Set, reset, and clear tables after guests. |
| 57 |
Dining Room Server (Restaurant server)
(Food server) |
- Welcome and sitting diners comfortably in the dining section. - Take customers’ food and drink orders. - Collaborate with the kitchen and bar staff for prompt and correct delivery of orders. - Memorize the menu and recommend appetizers, meals and drinks from restaurant wine stock. - Deliver a memorable dining experience by resolving all customer issues promptly. - Assist with the tidying of tables, clearing leftovers and keeping the dining area neat and pleasant. - Set tables and rearranging the dining area to accommodate larger groups and prepare the restaurant for special events. - Ensure cooking utensils and kitchen area are cleaned after closing to comply with state regulations. |
| 58 |
Dining Room Supervisor |
- Maintain full familiarity with menus and knowledge of beverage offerings - Work on the floor in the restaurant, exceeding guest satisfaction completing management reports pertaining to revenue accounting, tip disbursements and recording. - Set up trays with proper condiments and utensils. - Ensure prompt and courteous service to guests to ensure guest satisfaction. - Ensure a clean and pleasant atmosphere of restaurant at all times. - Environmental objectives and targets will be communicated by managers for each dept. - Perform the daily line-up with service staff to discuss menu items and specials, upcoming and past events and review special instructions listen to and address and resolve any problems or concern. - Train and supervise cashier and dining room attendants. - Keep dining room stocked and cleaned. - Ensure cashiers are performing with accuracy and great customer service. |
| 59 |
Direct Care Worker |
- Perform personal hygiene care and housekeeping duties. - Prepare meals and assist clients with eating and drinking. - Assist with the use of incontinence products or provide bathroom visit support. - Run errands, including shopping for groceries and essential household items. - Help clients from their beds into chairs or wheelchairs and back. |
| 60 |
Disability Support Worker |
- Assist with personal care, such as daily hygiene and getting dressed. - Help with household chores, such as cooking, laundry and cleaning. - Take clients grocery shopping. - Transport clients to medical appointments. - Provide social support to clients and helping them engage in social activities. - Provide emotional support and an open ear. |
| 61 |
Discharge Planner |
- Promote discharge planning services to facilitate a timely discharge to a safe and healthful environment. - Ensure the right to each patient, to reach her/his highest level of independent wellness through the support of post hospital and community services as needed. - Carry out discharge planning interventions as ordered by the physicians, implementing them with the individual needs of the patient as a priority, while respecting the patient’s personal beliefs and values. Local agencies will be consulted and community resources utilized whenever necessary. - Maintain competence of discharge planning staff and evaluate based on performance standards in the job description. - Provide orientation for any new employee and continuing education of discharge planning staff. - Interpret, implement, and uphold facility policy. - Ensure coordination among all departments within the hospital in furthering the mission of the facility. - Foster and maintain positive public relations. - Maintain required reports, records, and statistical information. - Provide assessment of each patient meeting established criteria. - Focus the plan of care and services on the patient/family needs, preferences and advocacy using multidisciplinary approach. - Provide facility and community resource information for patient and families to make realistic choices about post-hospital care plan and to facilitate the implementation of the established plan. - Provide facility and community resource information for patient and families to make realistic choices about post-hospital care plan and to facilitate the implementation of the established plan. - Provide a continual system of communication through documentation and re-evaluation of the patient considering the anticipated needs at the present level of health care delivery and thereafter. - Provide a consistent method of patient care management, which maximizes the hospital length of stay thereby decreasing the risk of readmission’s related to noncompliance and inappropriate utilization of resource. |
| 62 |
Disc Jockey |
- Review weekly and daily playlist. - Ensure music and commercials are played on schedule. - Introduce weather, traffic, and news presenters. - Take music requests and engaging with listeners. - Respond to social media interactions. - Present on-air competitions. - Interview guests. - Present sponsored live events. - Mix and play music at sponsored events. - Present live on-air programs & advertisements. |
| 63 |
Discovery Representative |
- Service all customers through welcome greetings, merchandise sales, cashiering, merchandise bagging and carry-out assistance to customer's vehicle. - Service all donors through receiving donations, carry-in assistance from donor's vehicle, placing donations in designated areas, providing donation receipt and processing receipt with donation. - Service all volunteers through internal operational support. - Store opening and closing procedures including cash register drawer counts and end of day income reporting. - Maintain opening, ongoing and end of day appearance of salesfloor, including dressing room cleanout, dusting, vacuuming, straightening racks and fixtures, and refreshing depleted displays. - Process donations, including sorting, steaming, pricing and placing merchandise on sales floor. |
| 64 |
Dish Machine Operator
(Dishwasher) |
- Collect used kitchenware from dining and kitchen areas. - Load and unload dishwashing machines. - Wash specific items by hand. - Store clean dishes, glasses and equipment appropriately. - Set up workstations before meal prep begins. - Maintain cleaning supplies stock. - Check washing machines’ operation and promptly report any technical/performance issues. - Remove garbage. - Sanitize the kitchen area, including the floor. |
| 65 |
Dispatcher |
- Receive emergency and non-emergency calls and record significant information. - Address problems and requests by transmitting information or providing solutions. - Receive and dispatch orders for products or deliveries. - Prioritize calls according to urgency and importance. - Use radio, phone or computer to send crews, vehicles or other field units to appropriate locations. - Monitor the route and status of field units to coordinate and prioritize their schedule. - Provide field units with information about orders, traffic, obstacles and requirements. - Enter data in computer system and maintain logs and records of calls, activities and other information. |
| 66 |
Dispensing Optician |
- Determine customer's eyewear needs. - help customer to choose their preferred eyewear option. - provide objective advice about the most comfortable and effective eyewear options. - Take customers' measurements to ensure their glasses' frames rest comfortably on their head. - Advise customer on how to manage eye health problems such as glaucoma or near-sightedness. - Order prescription lenses from specialist suppliers. - Schedule collection times for product orders. |
| 67 |
Distribution Center Associate
(warehouse Associate) |
- Process, package and ship orders accurately. - Organize stocks and maintain inventory. - Inspect products for defects and damages. - Examine ingoing and outgoing shipments. - Organize warehouse space. - Receive, unload and place incoming inventory items appropriately. - Check, verify and fill customer invoices. - Abide by all company safety and hygiene regulations. - Contribute ideas on ways to improve or optimize warehousing procedures. - Keep warehouse clean and organised. |
| 68 |
Distribution Technician |
- Manage all aspects of verifying incoming items and outgoing customer material release orders (MRO). - Manage and monitor KPI's, departmental metrics and ensure all checks and balances are in place. - Purchase raw materials in order to support manufacturing per MRP requirements. - Ensure office are neat, orderly and secure to meet FDA standards. - Resolve conflicts/issues in item master and BOM data. - Load and unload trailers using RF scanner to ensure order/weight distribution accurate to customer order. - Work diligently within MRP on a daily basis to meet changes in forecast and inventory. - Pack, fill, and ship orders in accordance with FDA and Bio-medical regulate procedures and guidelines. - Mark pairs of shoes or cartons using price tickets, pallet identification stickers and RF scan guns. - Exchange returned merchandise for patients quickly and efficiently. - Have a professional and caring demeanor when interacting with patients - Test ethylene oxide sterilizers and vacuum cleaners as required. - Maintain proper functioning of sterilizers, ultrasonic cleaner and instrument decontamination washers. |
| 69 |
Dock Supervisor |
- Manage the dispatch of over the road line haul drivers, all safety aspects both in the building and on the road. - Prepare nightly reports. - Coordinate with packaging/contractors/distribution center. - Take pallet product out to dock. - Deliver product. - Oversee all operations and personnel on the dock. - Train Loading personnel - Ensure That all trucks are loaded quickly and accurately to meet deadlines. - Ensure packages have invoices and labels as customers require. |
| 70 |
Domain Architect |
- Ensure the architecture of systems deployed for operation meets the strategic and tactical needs of the business. - Apply the business domain and internal compliance, methods and standards to assess options, provide governance and direction to deliver the business outcomes throughout the technology lifecycle. - Identify emerging capability required to ensure the business goals are achieved. - Collaborate with various architecture stakeholder to define adequate and optimal architecture. - Evaluate alternative solutions and determine how a solution fits in with the enterprise roadmaps and business domain. - Ensure the alignment of solutions with organisational strategies and needs, and engage in risk assessment to ensure the mitigation of all issues and risks. - Develop the architectural roadmap and design of solutions to ensure business expectations and current and future needs are met. - Manage domain architects to ensure designs are developed in accordance to methods and standards in place. |
| 71 |
Door Assembler |
- Assemble doors according to specifications and blueprints. - Cut, shape, and trim wood and other materials to fit door frames. - Install hardware such as hinges, locks, and handles onto doors. - Ensure doors meet quality standards and make necessary adjustments as needed. - Utilize hand and power tools safely and efficiently. - Collaborate with other team members to meet production goals. - Keep work area clean and organized. |
| 72 |
Dozer Operator |
- Perform minor repairs on machines by oiling and greasing. - Connect hydraulic hoses, belts, mechanical linkage, or power takeoff shaft to tractor to provide power to raise, lower, or tilt attachment. - Grade house pads. - Move hand and foot levers to control hydraulic shovel. - Drive equipment in successive passes over working area to achieve specified result, such as grade terrain or remove, dump, or spread earth and rock. - Move levers and depresses pedals to maneuver equipment and raise, lower, and tilt attachment to clear right-of-way. - Uses shovel to dig trenches and holes of specified length, depth and width, remove loosened material and put in piles or transport trucks. - Fastens attachments to tractor with clevis or wedge pin hitches. - Underground utilities Starts engine, moves throttle, switches, and levers, and depresses pedals to operate machines, equipment, and attachments. - Feels lever and listens for stalling action of engine to estimate depth of cut. - Performs routine maintenance on equipment, such as lubricating, fueling, and cleaning. - Drives bulldozer in successive passes over terrain to raise or lower terrain to specified grade following markings on grade stakes or hand signals. - Moves levers to control tool bars, carriers, and disks. |
| 73 |
Drafter
( Draftsman Civil) |
- Follow specifications and calculations to create various technical drawings. - Prepare both rough sketches and detailed work with CADD systems. - Perform calculations for materials and weight limitations. - Communicate with architects and engineers, and incorporating knowledge gained into drawings. - Prepare, review and redraft alongside the engineering team. - Ensure final designs are compliant with building regulations. - Identify and communicate potential design problems to the rest of the team. |
| 74 |
Drafting Technician |
- Manage deadlines and prioritize assignments. - Produce construction design drawings utilizing drafting software. - Accurate field documentation and verification of existing conditions. - Active participation in projects from creation to record drawing status. - Generate design/coordination RFI’s for engineers, project managers and general contractors. - Full construction documentation and permit, client and contractor communications. - Provide internal support to other team members. |
| 75 |
Driller
(Oil and gas well loggers) |
- Direct rig crew in setting up rigs and drilling, completing or servicing oil and gas exploration and producing wells. - Operate controls of drill or service rig drilling and hoisting machinery. - Maintain records of drilling and servicing operations - Ensure safety procedures are followed. - Drive well service or wireline truck to well site. - Assemble and attach equipment, tools or recorders to drill stem or wireline to conduct required procedures and tests. - Operate or direct the operation of wireline or unit controls to lower, position and retrieve equipment and instruments. - Operate recorders and computers in mobile testing or logging unit to collect data. |
| 76 |
Driver |
- Map out driving routes ahead of time to determine the most expedient trip. - Pick up clients from the place and at the time they’ve requested. - Collect payments and issue receipts. - Assist clients with loading and unloading their luggage. - Listen to traffic and weather reports to stay up-to-date on road conditions. - Adjust the route to avoid heavy traffic or road constructions, as needed. - Answer clients’ questions about the area and local places of interest. - Ensure the car seats are clean and comfortable for all riders. - Schedule regular car service appointments and report any issues. - Book car wash and detailing services to maintain interior and exterior cleanliness of the car. |
| 77 |
Dry Packaging Operator |
- Operate packaging equipment - Label packages for shipment and stack them on pallets - Inspect products for quality control and report any issues - Maintain a clean and safe workspace |
| 78 |
Drywaller |
- Apply drywall to walls or ceilings. - Fasten drywall panels to the inside framework of building. - Prepare panels for painting by taping or finishing joints. - Smooth out imperfections. - Work with ceiling tile installers to build walls. - Read blueprints and designs. - Measure, cut, fit, and fasten panels. - Prepare panels by sawing, drilling, or cutting holes in panels for electrical outlets, air-conditioning units, and plumbing. - Screw panels to wood or metal framework. - Use a lift to place ceiling panels. - Fill joints in-between panels with spackle. - Use trowels to spread spackle. - Press paper tape into compound. - Smooth away excess material. - Cover nail and screw depressions with spackle. - Apply second and third coats of compound. - Sand areas after each coast. |
| 79 |
DSD Warehouse Crew |
- Prepare customer orders for shipments. - Check items to be shipped against work orders to ascertain that quantities, destination, and routing are correct. - Receive and unload incoming materials and compares information on packing slip with purchase order to verify accuracy of shipment; may process return shipments from suppliers. - Process packages via carrier companies Manager. - Inspect shipments for damages or defects; records discrepancies or damages and notifies supervisor - Operate forklift in loading and unloading supplies and equipment; may operate shrink-wrap machine. - Performs daily checklist to ensure Synergy vehicle is in good operating condition. - Drive Synergy vehicle to and from local locations delivering and picking up equipment and materials. - Follow and adhere to all traffic laws. |
| 80 |
DT Teacher |
- Plan and teach lessons that are effective, creative, varied and appropriate to the needs of the students. - Ensure that learning is current, relevant and enjoyable. - Support the Head of Department in continuing to raise attainment and achievement in Design Technology. - Contribute to the review and development of departmental schemes of work with colleagues. - Ensure students are assessed in line with departmental and school policy. - Contribute to department meetings and other meetings as appropriate. - Follow departmental policies and self evaluation processes. - Promote Design & Technology in the school. - Maintain personal development and expertise by remaining up-to-date with current subject matter and initiatives and accessing appropriate training. - Act as a Tutor and undertake associated mentoring activities. Contribute to wider school activities and initiatives, |
| 81 |
Duct Cleaner |
- Perform duct cleaning at residential locations. - Able to perform daily maintenance and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical controls. - Knowledgeable about duct cleaning and can articulate and understand the air duct cleaning process. - Field service experience. - Ability to learn on-the-job. |
| 82 |
Dumper Driver |
- Transport crushed rock, sand, and gravel to and from specified locations. - Verify the types of materials being transported and ensuring that they do not exceed weight restrictions. - Ensure that the materials are loaded correctly onto the dump truck. - Grease the dump truck every 5,000 miles. - Inspect dump truck before and after every trip, which includes checking the oil, gas and water levels as well as the lights and tires. - Reporting any accidents, injuries or mechanical faults to management. - Perform regular maintenance to ensure that the truck is in good working order. - Maintain accurate driver logs. - Comply with all safety rules and regulations. |
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Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Early Childhood Educator |
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| 2 | Eavestrough Installer |
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| 3 | ECE Teacher |
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| 4 | Echocardiographer |
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| 5 | Echo Technician |
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| 6 | Ecologist |
- Conduct environmental site assessments. - Identify wetland delineations, and coordinating threatened and endangered species management. - Conduct habitat evaluations, including presence-absence surveys. - Collect specimens. - Manage stormwater run-off, and monitoring erosion control. - Monitor construction projects. - Process, capture, and analyze data. - Compile technical reports and findings. - Plan and oversee fieldwork, and acting as in-field leader for junior staff and technicians. - Ensure compliance with safety protocols and procedures. |
| 7 |
Ecommerce Assistant Ecommerce Associate |
- Monitor eCommerce websites to ensure proper functionality of links/pages. - Analyze inventory clearance levels. - Analyze selling data history and provide 3rd party buy guidance. - Launch new customer acquisition programs. - Involved in conceptual development of all email communications with team. - Assist with the development of new email content and strategies to increase conversion. - Liaise with brand CRM team for planning cross functional efforts and manage quarterly CRM/email review meetings. - Execute and manage all steps of the purchase order process. - Enter all markdowns and on-line promotions into system. - Analyze sales trends and use learnings to identify product opportunities, trends, and offerings which will impact the business and provide results. |
| 8 |
EDI Specialist |
- Develop, coordinate, implement, and communicate the organization's Internet-based strategies and initiatives for legacy Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) systems. - Ensure that EDI-related production and procedures are maintained and properly executed. - Act as liaison between end users and the IT staff implementing EDI-based applications. |
| 9 |
EEG Technician |
- Prepare patient for diagnostic procedures. - Explain procedure to patients and answer their questions. - Place electrodes on patient's scalp to monitor brainwave activity. - Monitor patient during procedure to ensure safety and comfort. - Operate and adjust machinery to record and analyze brainwave patterns. - Recognize abnormalities and artifact in recordings. - Communicate with physicians regarding diagnostic findings. - Maintain equipment and keep records of procedures. |
| 10 | EG Statistical Programmer |
- Develop and maintain analysis datasets and statistical programs for clinical trials. - Perform statistical analyses using SAS software. - Develop and document analysis plans and statistical. programming specifications. - Generate tables, figures, and listings to support clinical trial reports. - Perform data checks and query resolution activities during study conduct. - Ensure adherence to industry standards and regulatory requirements. |
| 11 | EHS Associate |
- Implement comprehensive safety programs. - Conduct risk assessments and audits to identify potential hazards and implement corrective actions. - Collaborate with departments to increase safety awareness through training sessions and workshops. - Monitor changes to government health and safety laws to ensure organizational compliance. - Inspect and evaluate the environment, equipment, and processes in working areas to ensure compliance with government safety regulations and industry standards. |
| 12 |
E&I Technician (Electrical and Instrumentation Technician) |
- Diagnose malfunctions, disassemble, repair, and reassemble system components. - Manage and maintain instrument calibration documentation and database. - Maintain computers and software packages relevant to the design, modification, installation and calibration of electrical and instrumentation systems - Maintain and calibrate process instrumentation devices, electrical power distribution and monitoring devices, VFD drives and motor control. - Performs preventive and predictive maintenance including calibration. - Determine root cause of equipment failure. - Assist in the development and ongoing improvement of the plant mechanical integrity program. |
| 13 | EKG Technician |
- Perform cardiovascular tests on patients. - Keep patients informed on every step of the procedure. - Identify and diagnose heart conditions. - Monitor patient blood pressure. - Collect cardiovascular data for analysis by doctors. - Set up EKG components including EKG tracings for accurate readings. - Ensure the safety and comfort of patients.. - Monitor EKG equipment and report any malfunctions. |
| 14 |
Elearning Designer (Online Tutor) |
- Create engaging learning activities and compelling course content that enhances retention and transfer. - Work with subject matter experts and identify target audience’s training needs - State instructional end goals and create content that matches them - Visualize instructional graphics, the user interface and the finished product - Conduct instructional research and analysis on learners and contexts - Apply tested instructional design theories, practice and methods - Provide exercises and activities that enhance the learning process - Create supporting material/media (audio, video, simulations, role plays, games etc) - Decide on the criteria used to judge learner’s performance and develop assessment instruments - Maintain project documentation and course folders |
| 15 | Electrical Drafter |
- Meeting with clients and engineers to determine the project requirements. - Conducting site studies to determine power needs and functional requirements. - Creating technical wiring and power layout diagrams and specifications sheets. - Estimating the required power generation and consumption needs. - Calculating the amount of materials and equipment needed. - Generating technical specification documents, installation guides, and user manuals. - Ensuring that the electrical plans meet all regulatory and safety requirements. - Overseeing the installation and construction of electrical equipment and systems. - Inspecting and testing installed electrical systems to ensure their functionality and safety. - Resolving any electrical planning issues and developing effective solutions. |
| 16 |
E-Learning Specialist |
- Design and develop online learning materials and courses. - Collaborate with subject matter experts to create content. - Manage and maintain learning management systems (LMS). - Evaluate the effectiveness of elearning programs. - Incorporate multimedia elements into courses. - Ensure all learning materials meet educational standards. - Provide technical support for elearning platforms. - Conduct needs assessments to identify learning requirements. - Stay updated with the latest elearning trends and technologies. - Create assessments and evaluations to measure learning outcomes. - Facilitate online training sessions and webinars. - Develop and implement instructional design strategies. - Monitor and report on learner progress and engagement. - Revise and update course content as needed. - Ensure accessibility and usability of elearning materials. - Train educators and staff on using elearning tools. - Manage project timelines and deliverables. - Collect and analyze feedback from learners. - Develop and maintain elearning documentation. - Support the integration of elearning with other educational initiatives. |
| 17 |
Electrical Assembler |
- Read, use and understand electrical/ mechanical schematic drawings - Responsible for producing high quality electrical flight products (PCBA, cables and harnesses, test fixtures ) - Fits, files, drills, and assembles junction boxes, panels, or performs a wide variety of diversified and difficult electrical assemblies for the installation to the simulators - Perform various electrical assembly duties on large utility vehicles by following instructions and utilizing schematics - Assembles, in predetermined order, electrical components, terminals and push buttons - Cuts, strips, and mounts wires to connect electrical units - Experience reading electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and enclosure/panel fabrication drawings with bill-of-materials - Experience wiring electrical panels, instrumentation and devices and point-to-point testing - Test electrical controls and adjust as required - Ability to work from detailed schematics, wire lists, bill of materials, engineering drawings and documentation |
| 18 | Electrical Inspector |
- Examine electrical systems and equipment. - Inspect new and existing sound and security systems, wiring, lighting, motors, and generating equipment. - Inspect the installation of the electrical wiring for heating and air-conditioning systems, appliances, and other components. - Keep records and write reports. - Report findings to contractors or government agencies. - Report violations. - Stop construction of non-compliant installations. - Examine and inspect wire harnesses, control panels, coaxial cables, and electrical jig boards, for completeness of assembly, quality, and conformance to blueprints. - Inspect wiring of assemblies for accuracy of stripping, soldering, and crimping, and for defects. - Look for frayed wires and loose connections. - Test continuity. - Compile inspection reports. - Write up recommendations for improvement. - Verify wire and cable length. - Examine parts and assemblies. |
| 19 | Electrical Instrumentation and Controls Technician |
- Read and interpret installation specifications, diagrams, and plans - Mount, wire, program, and test instrumentation and control equipment - Assemble, test, and maintain circuitry or electronic components according to engineering instructions, knowledge of electronics, and technical manuals - Ensure proper operation of and identify and troubleshoot issues pertaining to SCADA systems - Review operator’s manuals and other established guidelines and ensure equipment and information systems are operated in accordance with established guidelines - Work with control engineers to improve manufacturing equipment and system performance. |
| 20 | Electrical Maintenance Technician |
- Routinely inspecting electrical systems such as wiring, fixtures, and appliances. - Identifying faults or hazards. - Troubleshooting system failures. - Reviewing blueprints to understand wiring placement. - Testing of electrical systems with oscilloscopes, voltmeters, and ohmmeters. - Conducting maintenance repairs on old or faulty fixtures. - Responding to fault requests. - Providing suggestions for equipment replacement. - Writing electrical maintenance reports. - Installing new electrical appliances in the building. - Adhering to safety and performance standards. |
| 21 | Electrical Superintendent |
- Plan, organize, and direct production of contracted scope of work; - Identify and resolve conflicts in a timely manner; - Manage, evaluate, and develop field project team members, specifically assistant superintendents; - Lead EIG’s standards of safety (IFE), quality, and CBPs; - Manage, evaluate and train field project team members; - Study schedules and estimate worker-hour requirements for completion of job; - Analyze and resolve work problems; - Interpret specifications, blueprints, and job orders as needed for area of supervision; - Detect, recognize and respond to dangerous conditions or situations; - Interprets company policies to workers and enforces safety regulations; - Performs other duties as required; - Ensure that installations are performed in accordance with master specifications, standard installation details, state and local codes; - Attend weekly work group meetings, review and update the schedule with construction manager, review RFI’s, change orders; - Collaborate with a diverse number of system owners, engineers, technicians, and trades; - Utilizing best practices to increase work quality. |
| 22 | Electrical Supervisor |
- Designing and implementing work schedules for the electrical staff. - Providing motivation and assistance when necessary. - Inspecting and assessing the work done by the electrical staff. - Reading and interpreting design schematics to ensure the proper installation of electrical systems. - Troubleshooting major system failures and equipment malfunctions. - Repairing and maintaining electrical equipment. - Overseeing the purchasing and maintenance of the electrical equipment on-site. - Ensuring the work is completed on schedule and to code. - Maintaining a safe and clean work area. - Consulting with builders, architects, and other workers on-site. |
| 23 |
Electrical Technician |
- Assembling, evaluating, testing, and maintaining electrical or electronic wiring, equipment, appliances, and apparatus. - Troubleshooting and repairing malfunctioning equipment, appliances, and apparatus. - Constructing and fabricating parts, using hand tools and specifications. - Reading and interpreting electrical and electronic circuit blueprints, diagrams, and schematics. - Advising management on continued use of unsuitable equipment, appliances, and apparatus. - Supervising electricians. - Ordering of electrical supplies and equipment. |
| 24 | Electrical Tester |
- Design and execute test plans for electrical systems and components. - Analyze test data and generate detailed reports. - Collaborate with design engineers to develop testing strategies. - Set up and maintain test equipment. - Conduct tests to ensure compliance with industry standards. - Identify and troubleshoot issues in electrical systems. - Document test results and maintain accurate records. - Stay current with industry trends and advancements in testing methodologies. - Ensure the safety and reliability of electrical systems. - Participate in the development and validation of new products. - Work with quality assurance teams to improve existing products. - Provide technical support to other departments as needed. - Develop and implement continuous improvement initiatives. - Train and mentor junior engineers and technicians. - Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and standards. - Assist in the preparation of technical documentation. - Conduct risk assessments and develop mitigation strategies. - Participate in project planning and review meetings. - Communicate test results and findings to stakeholders. - Support the development of testing protocols and procedures. |
| 25 | Electrical Wire-man | - Reads work orders, follows production drawings and sample assemblies or receives verbal instructions regarding duties to be performed. Lays out diagram for electrical installations according to wiring specifications. Drills and taps holes in specified locations for mounting control units. Attaches breakers, relays, contactors, bus bars, transformers, plugging devices, fuse blocks and others to mounting holes with bolts and screws. Cuts, strips, bends, and mounts wires to connect electrical units. Inspects and tests completed electrical assemblies as required. Boxes or bags products as required. Affixes labels to product. Insures completeness of paperwork. Forwards completed orders to shipping department. Discusses errors in diagrams or production order with supervisor or engineer to clarify assembly issues Other duties as assigned by the Production Manager. |
| 26 | Electrician Journeyman |
- Drive yourself to our job sites and assess their electrical systems - Read and interpret electrical blueprints - Use a variety of tools and techniques to repair and maintain electrical systems - Use your knowledge to determine the best way to install new electrical systems - Answer any questions that our customers may have about their electrical systems and components - Ensure that you follow all safety requirements and OSHA guidelines while you work |
| 27 | Electric Lineman |
- Install electricity meters at residential homes and buildings - Perform inspections to prevent power outages by replacing or repairing components - Clear away tree branches or other hazards near live power installations - Troubleshoot power outages and problems with electrical lines and wires - Attend to call-outs and perform repairs in an efficient and timely manner - Report progress, complications, concerns, and delays to the supervisor |
| 28 |
Electric Pallet Jack Electric Pallet Jack Driver Electric Pallet Jack Operator Electric Pallet Jack Order Puller |
- Drive power pallet jack or forklift to picking area and build pallet/load according to load sheet or voice pick audio equipment (ifapplicable) - Mark load ticket for out of stock items - Wrap pallet when pallet/load is finished - Turn in paper work with order for check before loading and have truck checked - Stage pallet and/or load into truck when ready - Complete partial pallets and put away mixed pallets - Maintain proper housekeeping standards in work area |
| 29 | Electro-Mechanic (Electro-mechanical Technician) (Electro Mechanical Assembler) |
- Installing and performing maintenance on electromechanical equipment. - Diagnosing problems and making necessary repairs to equipment and systems. - Modifying and testing equipment to ensure it operates safely and effectively. - Consulting with engineers and other professionals on component and system designs. - Maintaining detailed records of systems performance. - Implementing operational standards and procedures to increase efficiency in operations. |
| 30 | Electronic Assembler |
- Assembling different electronic components using hand tools and soldering irons. - Testing finished products and parts using measuring tools and software to ensure they meet pre-defined specifications. - Identifying and rectifying product defects and assembly problems, replacing faulty components when necessary. - Following clean room procedures and safety protocols to handle sensitive electronic components without damage. - Collaborating with other team members to optimize production processes and improve the quality of the final products. - Maintaining inventory records and reordering supplies and materials as needed. - Preparing reports documenting the assembly process and any issues encountered along the way. |
| 31 |
Electronic Repair Technician
(Electronics Engineering Technician) |
- Set up electronic systems and devices - Assemble and connect system components (e.g. cables) - Build prototype models based on technical guidelines - Monitor and report on project progress - Estimate damage and calculate the cost of materials - Test system functionality and analyze data - Repair malfunctions in circuitry and other system structures - Read and comprehend complex manuals and diagrams - Update reports and maintain inventory - Collaborate with engineers and other professionals on technical tasks - Use various tools to build and repair systems (e.g. grinders) |
| 32 | Electronics Assembler |
- Soldering electronic components; - Assemble electronic components and solder PCB’s and wires; - Light mechanical assembly using manufacturing instructions; - Reading work instructions; - Additional manufacturing tasks as assigned; - Building electro-mechanical parts; - Performing light material work when required; - Wire and electronic component assembly; - Follow written instructions and manufacturing process instructions including basic circuit diagrams and charts; - Use hand and bench tools and bench mounted aids to assemble components; - Keep work station and area clean; - Positioning pieces by hand or using hand tools; - Visually check subassemblies and assemblies for completeness/correctness of previous operations and for foreign object debris (FOD); - Crimping: must be able to perform basic weld, wire stripping and terminating; - Accomplish touch-up on printed circuit boards after flow solder. |
| 33 | Electronics Lab Technician |
- You will work across various projects of differing scale - Projects may include electric vehicle systems, powertrain, and stationary energy storage - You will support validating, debugging electronic circuits and supporting manufacturing issues - You will support enabling approval of electrical design formal release data - You will support development and continuous improvement of the electronics department - You will be responsible for the calibration and upkeep of test equipment - You will be responsible for the electronics lab environment and ensure that the area is kept clean and tidy and equipment/ component kits are kept stocked - You will support Design Validation Planning, execution, policing of conformity and status reporting for electronics designs on projects |
| 34 | Electronics Manufacturing Technician
(Electronic Technician) (Electronics Technician) (Electronics Tester) (Electronics Test Technician) |
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| 35 | Elementary Teacher |
- Giving and grading assignments, homework and tests - Helping students prepare for standardized testing - Overseeing students during recess, lunch and other activities - Talking to parents about their children’s progress - Meeting and working with other teachers and supervisors to discuss school policies |
| 36 | Elevator Mechanic
(Elevator Technician) |
- Overseeing the installation of elevators, mechanical walkways, and escalators. - Responding to mechanical failures and system malfunctions. - Installing and testing electrical systems. - Servicing and maintaining machine parts. - Repairing or replacing system parts. - Oiling and greasing moving parts. - Carrying out safety checks. - Maintaining stock and ordering supplies. - Maintaining a clean working area. |
| 37 | Email Developer |
- Managing HTML content and related assets within clients’ email platforms; - Performing quality checks and peer reviews\ - Develop and modify responsive email and email templates; - Contribute to client meetings where email best practices and strategy are being communicated; - Develop highly complex and customized email campaigns; - Keep up with industry standards and new best practices in email development; - Design, code, test, and debug ad hoc email sends and large email campaigns; - Monitor reputation, engagement, inbox placement, and blacklists across all domains and IPs; - Interacting with DNS managers within client organizations to coordinate sending domain setup; - Finding ways to solve difficult problems using initiative; - Apply dynamic content rules and configure link tracking; - Contributing wherever necessary to help the team reach its goals; - Participate in nurture program strategy and execution; - Knowledgeable on DNS settings for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records; - Utilize knowledge and research of current email best practices to make suggestions in regard to design, layout, messaging and deliverability. |
| 38 | Embalmer
(Embedded Developer) |
- Prepare and embalm human remains for funerals and burials. - Disinfect and dress the body. - Arrange and set features. - Administer preservation fluids. - Apply cosmetics to restore a lifelike appearance - Sew and close incisions. - Assist with viewing and funeral services. |
| 39 | Embedded Firmware Developer |
- Lead & contribute actively in all product development activities which include investigation, design, coding and testing - Design and develop features in the area of Embedded application - Design and develop printer firmware capabilities to enable next generation HP printers - Experience in handling customer feature requests. - Contribute in the end to end printer product development life cycle - Generate new ideas that could potentially become product road map items - Carry out reviews of deliverables which include investigation, design & code - Customer support for technical issues - Work with both the local and overseas teams to develop firmware based on defined architecture - Develop low-level software to turn on hardware platforms for various devices |
| 40 | Embroidery Digitizing professional |
- Create and modify embroidery designs using digitizing software - Convert artwork to embroidery designs - Ensure designs are properly formatted and meet quality standards - Communicate with clients to understand their design needs and preferences - Collaborate with production team to ensure designs are produced accurately and efficiently - Stay up-to-date with industry trends and new digitizing software - Troubleshoot technical issues with software or embroidery machines - Manage multiple design projects simultaneously and meet deadlines |
| 41 | Embroidery Machine Operator |
- Operate embroidery sewing machines to produce company logos, badges, and other dress articles items - Interpret work instructions, perform quality control checks, and troubleshoot malfunctions - Follow all security protocols - Maintain a clean, orderly work space |
| 42 | Emergency Department Technician
(ER Tech.) (Emergency Room Technician) |
- (Emergency Room Technician) - Measure and fit patients with casts or crutches while instructing patients on proper crutch walking
- Take medical samples from patients, such as blood or urine - Assist doctors or nurses during medical procedures by handing them medical instruments and monitoring patients’ vital signs - Ensure that patients receive their medication - Inform patients’ family members about the status of their condition as well as their medical needs - Help the nursing and administrative staff with updating patient medical records |
| 43 | Emergency Dispatcher
(911 Dispatcher) |
- Receive emergency and non-emergency calls and record significant information - Address problems and requests by transmitting information or providing solutions - Receive and dispatch orders for products or deliveries - Prioritize calls according to urgency and importance - Use radio, phone or computer to send crews, vehicles or other field units to appropriate locations - Monitor the route and status of field units to coordinate and prioritize their schedule - Provide field units with information about orders, traffic, obstacles and requirements - Enter data in computer system and maintain logs and records of calls, activities and other information |
| 44 | Emergency Veterinary Technician |
- Place intravenous catheters manage iv lines and medication administration. - Perform EKG's, apply splints, administer wind care, and assist during CPR under direction of physicians. - Monitor anesthesia for endoscopic procedures (Upper/lower GI scope, Rhinoscopy, Bronchoscopy, Cystoscopy, FB retrieval scopes etc . ) - Charge with setting up and cleaning endoscopy equipment as well as operating biopsy equipment. - Assist with CPR, wind care, basic life support, and basic trauma life support measures. - Assist doctors with endoscopic procedures including but not limit to rhinoscopies, bronchoscopies and upper GI endoscopies. - Maintain and utilize endoscopy equipment. - Provide care to hospitalize patients and assist veterinarians during patient exams and surgical procedures. - Administer medications, fluid therapy and use pharmaceutical knowledge independently for the benefit of critical patients. - Open and maintain an airway, ventilate patients and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, including use of automate external defibrillators. - Experience with restraint, blood draws, catheters, medications, fluids and more upon doctor request. - Skil in the placement of central lines, intravenous, and urinary catheters in various species and both sexes. - Schedule and perform``day case"tests such as; ACTH stem's, BG curves, and LDDST. - Work closely with clients, other staff and Dr. Faulkner. |
| 45 | Endoscopy Technician |
- Handling the maintenance of all endoscopes - Checking all scopes that will be used for color and clarity - Maintaining inventory par levels, restocking endoscopy related supplies in procedure rooms and monitoring expiration dates - Performing other duties as required or assigned - Preparing procedure room for case - Checking all scopes that will be used for color and clarity, that air and water channels are open, that the control knobs are not too tight or loose, and also completing visual inspection of insertion tube for buckling or bite marks - Acquire experience and confidence in supporting targeted customers, local Sales Representative, Field Service Engineers, Repair personnel, Service management, and other corporate personnel to provide the highest level of customer support and endoscopy service satisfaction - Acquire experience and confidence in conducting service support calls independently and in a team effort with other corporate personnel as necessary - Mentor and monitor to meet customer service needs, to provide solutions for endoscopy equipment service problems, to assist customers toward the goal of repair reduction, and to demonstrate the ability to develop customer relationships based on trust, loyalty and satisfaction - Train and mentor focusing on conducting customer educational visits, diagnosing issues relating to endoscopy equipment care, handling, CDS and storage |
| 46 | End User Technician
(End User Support Technician) |
- Providing assistance in installation of other peripherals like printers, scanners, , cabling systems like local area network cables, network interface cards, wired switches - Must have demonstrated technical excellence & extensive experience with PC hardware and software support environments - Experience with TCP/IP & LAN based networking support and troubleshooting from a pc support perspective - Provide effective troubleshooting and accurate solutions to advanced hardware and software computing problems for Windows, Mac, and mobile devices - Resolves basic and advanced hardware and software questions, problems and requests in person or remotely - Lead technical activities involved in new technology introductions and also technology obsolescence, including operating system, core applications (Office, browser, etc), security tools and other core technologies - Deploy and administer IT systems in the assigned region, including end-user desktops/laptops, computing servers, network equipment, voice and video hardware and mobile devices - Responsible for managing the desktop image, upgrades, security patching, and configuration and testing necessary to ensure environment works effectively - Provides guidance to team responsible for resolving incidents escalated by the call center, or security operations center within appropriate priorities and urgencies - Prioritizes and guides team in fulfilling service requests involving the provision, configure, and deprovision user computing devices per service requests and in accordance with SLAs, and other activities |
| 47 | Energy Solutions Sales Representative |
- Manage and drive the entire sales process: from identifying potential clients, establishing contact, presenting our clean energy solutions, to closing sales deals. - Cultivate strong relationships with clients, assessing their energy needs and recommending tailored clean energy solutions. - Maintain strong industry knowledge and keep abreast of trends, products, and services in the clean energy landscape. - Achieve and exceed sales targets, and contribute to the company's overall revenue goals. |
| 48 |
Engineering Lab Technician
(Engineering Technician) |
- Design and develop test methods, practices and protocols associated with electronic assemblies - Install and maintain test instrumentation - Build and assemble products, sub-assemblies, and components - Instrument refrigeration products for data acquisition - Troubleshoot refrigerators and repair malfunctioning products - Design, modify or fabricate experimental parts used in development - Perform evaluations on products and components with minimal to no supervision - Provide technical direction in problem solving through critical thinking - Select and install new lab equipment as necessary - Support lean lab process efficiency |
| 49 | Engine Programmer |
- Develop and maintain editor tools for all users, including level designers, artists, animators - Analyze memory usage in order to identify inefficiencies, errors and fragmentation - Measure and track loading the in-game loading processes to ensure high efficiency - Stay up to date with requirements and updates from platform owners and other external parties - Assist to other engine/graphics team members with implementation of existing or new algorithms - Support and finish final implementation of graphics or engine features, done initially by others - Educate himself/herself and constant improvement of his/her skills - Writing technical brief and confluence documentation for the architecture of the systems you own, and the usage instructions for the artists and designers - Measure and track the in-game loading processes to ensure high efficiency - Participate in the design and development of APIs & tools |
| 50 | English Instructor
(English teacher) |
- Organize classroom lectures and coursework - Prepare materials and activities - Assign homework and interesting exercises - Identify students with special requirements and create individualized plans - Determine exam and assignment grades - Provide feedback based on workload and classroom behavior - Keep a record of students’ attendance and grades - Research new language teaching methods - Manage classroom crises and resolve conflict - Inform parents about their children’s performance - Collaborate with teaching staff and administrators to foster a good student experience |
| 51 | Enterprise Hardware Repair Datacenter Technician
(data Center Technician) |
- Work in Data Center to bring servers and switches on line - Maintain hardware onsite including, servers, storage, switches and routers, large UPS and HVAC units, and generators - Perform special customer requests in accordance with their respective SLA's - Demonstrate troubleshooting skills through resolution - Reads and analyzes technical references and sources to obtain knowledge of assigned Engineering Operations topics - Operational and technical problems with standard solutions - Maintain inventory of all hardware change management documentation - Rack preparation - Server preparation - Server install |
| 52 | Entomologist |
- Conduct research on different species of insects - Collect and analyze data from field studies and laboratory experiments - Study insect behavior and ecology - Develop and implement plans for pest control - Communicate research findings through written reports, presentations, and scientific publications - Collaborate with other scientists and researchers on projects and studies. |
| 53 | Environmental Field Technician |
- Assist with environmental projects - Communicate with collaborators - Monitor environmental regulations - Develop and implementing environmental management plans - Provide environmental education - Monitor and reporting environmental performance |
| 54 | Environmental Graphic Designer |
- Design variety of brand, branded environment, signage, and wayfinding projects - Generate graphic design, signage design, façade design, logo design, attraction graphics, area development & wayfinding graphics - Clean-up backgrounds for Wayfinding and Signage Plans from multiple disciplines sheets/sets (BIM/REVIT) - Serve as liaison between the Boston office and New York Brand Design studio - Work as a key partner on fast-paced interdisciplinary teams of architects, interior designers, graphic designers, photographers and more that deliver projects ranging from strategic planning - Oversee the installation of all graphic and art projects - Lead the concept development and design for multiple programs simultaneously - Partner with the creative lead to develop solutions to solve client marketing and communication challenges |
| 55 |
Environmental Monitoring Technician (Environmental Technician) |
- Perform Environmental Monitoring (EM) in an aseptic environment (batch, routine, gowning monitoring, and utility testing). - Performs Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly EM. - Performs viable air, non-viable particle counts, and contact surface testing. - Completes all necessary documentation on GMP documents in real-time. - Responsible for the accurate recording, review, and storage of laboratory data. - Implement Data Integrity for reliable, accurate, and complete laboratory data. - Assist with the setup and daily running of the EM laboratory. - Participate in EM lab operations on a daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly schedule. - Incubate and enumerate organisms on cultured media. - Prepare for shipping to a contract lab, Out-of-Specification (OOS) media plates, and finished product. - Ship QC equipment for calibration as required per established policies and procedures. - Provide EM support including review, tracking of EM of Microbiology results in support of product release. In conjunction with Quality Assurance, ensure timely completion and data review of routine and batch-related microbiological data. - Assist with facility qualification and validation as required. - Ensure proper equipment function, calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of laboratory equipment. - Assist with the initiation of investigations/deviations and the determination of root causes analysis. - Participate in hazardous waste training. Transfer of hazardous waste between lab and trash accumulation area/storage. - Seeks continuous improvement within EM related activities. - Initiates the review/revision of EM related Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). - Supports the QC Manager in projects relating to EM technician tasks. - Follow best practices, quality trends, and regulatory requirements. - Follows Standard Operating Procedures designed to ensure quality in EM tasks, consistent with established standards in Well’s Pharma. - Ensures compliance with US Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act. - Perform additional duties as required and assigned by the Quality Control Manager, such as but not limited to the following: |
| 56 | Environmental Services Assistant |
- Act in the absence of and be accountable to the Director of Environmental Services. - Coordinate daily Environmental Services with all other Grand JiVanté Services to meet resident needs. - Identify and take appropriate/necessary action to resolve environmental issues/concerns. - Follow cleaning schedule (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.). - Clean assigned areas, furnishings and fixtures according to established Environmental Services procedures and standards. - Inspect furnishings for wear and defects and report any findings to supervisor. - Replenish supplies and report supply and equipment needs to supervisor. - Report to supervisor or charge nurse any change in habits or physical appearance of a resident or room. - Assist in moving residents. - Use resources effectively and efficiently. - Be knowledgeable of and follow Federal, State, and Grand JiVanté rules, regulations, policies, and procedures as they apply to Environmental Services. - Participate in development and delivery of departmental in-service training. - Complete any other duties as necessary/appropriate or as assigned. |
| 57 | Equestrian
(Horse keeper) |
- Assist with the daily care of horses - Maintain the cleanliness of stables - Exercise and grooming horses - Transport horses to different locations - Check for signs of illness or injury |
| 58 | Equipment Associate
(internal Transporter) |
- Operate and maintain various types of equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks, and hand trucks - Load and unload materials from trucks and storage areas using equipment - Inspect and maintain equipment to ensure safety and proper function - Assist with inventory management by counting and organizing materials and equipment - Collaborate with team members to complete tasks in a timely and efficient manner - Follow safety protocols and guidelines to minimize accidents and injuries - Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members to ensure smooth operations - Occasionally perform general labor tasks as needed |
| 59 |
Equipment Maintenance Technician (Equipment Technician) |
- Perform routine maintenance around the building such as fixing structural damage, for example, window, door or wall repair - Repair broken or leaking plumbing to avoid water damage and restore full use of water fixtures - Work on damaged electrical wiring when a shortage or severed wire occurs - Maintain the building HVAC equipment in order to keep climate control in the facility functioning properly - Apply preventative measures to the building to reduce the risk of future problems, such as using a sealant on a flat roof - Fix potential safety hazards to avoid injuries - Paint the building when old paint has become faded or chipped |
| 60 | Ergonomist |
- Examine and evaluate processes, machinery and equipment used in the workplace to identify suitability to users. - Redesign the layout of an office and helping to choose suitable furniture. - Review system designs to check for adherence to ergonomic specifications. - Brief vendors on design requirements. - Teach ergonomic principles to management and employees. - Write reports and liaising with other safety team members. |
| 61 | ER Technician |
- Work with doctors and nurses and provide technical support for patient care. - Clean and stock rooms and carts with appropriate medical supplies and equipment. Change linen as necessary. - Transport patients to other departments in the hospital. - Help with resuscitation/CPR and emergency airway procedures. - Obtain and document a patient’s vital signs, as well as assist with placement of oxygen saturation, blood pressure monitoring and cardiac monitoring. - Collect blood samples, tissue or other laboratory specimens, preparing them for testing. - Assist with positioning patients, applying orthopedic dressing and splints. - Measuring and fitting canes and crutches and teaching patients how to use them. - Assisting with administrative duties such as patient transfers and discharges. - Making sure that the correct documentation is filled out. |
| 62 | Escrow Assistant |
- Prepare additional documents and/or escrow instructions as instructed by principals based on written instructions to escrow - Forward title clearing documentation to the title officer for approval - Return executed loan packages to the lender for review and approval in accordance with lender instructions - Prepare and deliver recording packages based on escrow instructions and verifying that appropriate title premiums and recording fees have been collected - Disburse escrow files in accordance with the written settlement statements upon receipt of funds |
| 63 |
ESL Instructor (ESL Teacher) |
- Conducting activities and lessons based on ESL teaching methodologies. - Encouraging and engaging students to speak in English. - Motivating students and using humor to induce a pleasant learning environment. - Maximizing students’ talk time through oral tests and presentations. - Displaying excellent classroom management. - Keeping accurate records of student performance. - Communicating with the Department Head or Principal, as needed. - Maintaining standardized guidelines. |
| 64 | Esthetician |
- Provide waxing, facials, body treatments and makeup applications - Teach makeup lessons - Adhere to appointments in a timely manner by monitoring schedule - Welcome clients in a warm, friendly manner - Accompany clients to and from treatment rooms and thanking them on departure - Interview clients to obtain information about contraindications - Examine clients skin to evaluate the suitability of treatments - Advise clients on skin care - Recommend suitable treatments and home care regimens - Engage with clients during sessions on topics relating to their interests |
| 65 | Ethnic Food Cook |
- Prepare and cook ethnic dishes based on the recipe provided - Ensure that the food preparation and cooking areas are clean and sanitized - Inspect raw and cooked food items to ensure that the quality standards are met - Monitor inventory levels and order supplies as needed - Collaborate with other kitchen staff to plan and develop new menu items - Follow food safety and sanitation guidelines - Train and supervise new kitchen staff on the preparation and cooking techniques - Manage kitchen operations and ensure that the food is served on time |
| 66 | ETL Developer |
- Design, implement, and continuously expand data pipelines by performing extraction, transformation, and loading activities - Gather requirements and business process knowledge in order to transform the data in a way that’s geared towards the needs of end users - Maintain and improve already existing processes - Ensure that the data architecture is scalable and maintainable - Work with the business in designing and delivering correct, high quality data - Investigate data to identify potential issues within ETL pipelines, notify end-users and propose adequate solutions - Prepare documentation for further reference. |
| 67 | Event Planner |
- Event planning, design and production while managing all project delivery elements within time limits - Liaise with clients to identify their needs and to ensure customer satisfaction - Conduct market research, gather information and negotiate contracts prior to closing any deals - Provide feedback and periodic reports to stakeholders - Propose ideas to improve provided services and event quality - Organie facilities and manage all event’s details such as decor, catering, entertainment, transportation, location, invitee list, special guests, equipment, promotional material etc - Ensure compliance with insurance, legal, health and safety obligations - Specify staff requirements and coordinate their activities - Cooperate with marketing and PR to promote and publicize event - Proactively handle any arising issues and troubleshoot any emerging problems on the event day - Conduct pre- and post – event evaluations and report on outcomes - Research market, identify event opportunities and generate interest |
| 68 | Evidence Technician |
- Collects evidence at crime scenes or related areas using technical processes to find, collect, store, catalog, and transport. - Prepare representations of crime scenes or related areas using still or motion video, sketches, notes or other processes. - Process, classify, and safeguards evidence using laboratory or other physical process to determine characteristics or other information concerning evidence. - Prepares evidence information for use, presents to others, and testifies about evidence in court. - Performs related duties such as fingerprinting, maintaining chemicals, supplies, and technical equipment. - Perform administrative functions such as recording statistical information, compiling reports, performing specialized studies, coordinating with other agencies or the public, and maintaining logs and forms. - Trains others on evidence collecting and processing procedures. - Attend case or staff meetings to exchange information. - Attends in-service training and technical or professional classess, seminars, or conferences to improve technical or professional skills. - Prepares proposed budgets to cover the operation of Crime Scene services annual budget year. - Photographs and fingerprints person arrested and held for various crimes and law violations - Makes fingerprint comparisons to identify suspects by classifying and identifying fingerprints - Assists upon request other area of law enforcement agencies by searching for latent fingerprints, taking photographs at crime scenes, and collecting evidence - Processes film for the Police Department - Assists the Medical Examiner in postmortem responsibilities, examines bodies, and removes and collects belongings for evidence - Fingerprints Police Department applicants and applicants for taxi cabs - Performs related work as required including but not limited to the identification and collection of physical evidence - Performs other duties as assigned. |
| 69 | Executive Chef |
- Developing unique and cuisine-appropriate menus - Collaborating with the Restaurant Manager to set item prices - Staying current on developing trends in the restaurant industry - Maintaining the kitchen and surrounding areas in conditions that meet the company standards and health code regulations - Monitoring inventory and purchasing supplies and food from approved vendors - Hiring, training and supervising kitchen staff - Assisting and directing kitchen staff in meal preparation, creation, plating and delivery - Identifying and introducing new culinary techniques - Preparing meals and completing prep support as needed |
| 70 | Executive Pastry Chef |
- Responsible for ensuring every employee is working effectively and efficiently improving employee morale and employee relations - Leading and managing the quality/quantity of items produced by the Pastry department, coordinating the production as it relates to banquet and restaurant functions - Supervising and managing employees - Advocating sound financial/business decision making - Oversee all cooking operations, including methods of preparation, portion control, monitoring timeliness of food delivery and garnishing - Oversee the monitoring of weekly sales and adjusts prep production levels ensuring all food products are ordered to par levels and can make adjustments according to business volumes - Open and close work area at scheduled times, ensuring full preparation for operation/function - To lead and manage the quality of the Pastry department, coordinate the production as it relates to banquet and restaurant functions - Lead and manage the quality and quantity of the Pastry department, coordinate the production as it relates to banquet and restaurant functions - Supervise preparation, quality and quantity of all baked items |
| 71 | Executive Sous Chef |
- Manage all Kitchens in the absence of the Executive Chef - Create all food menus with the guidance of the Executive Chef - Conduct daily shift briefings with all Sous Chefs - Maintain knowledge of local competition and general industry trends - Oversee weekly and monthly inventories - Control food waste and identify opportunities for improvement of food/labor costs - Creates a highly functional, teamwork-orientated back of house team - Perform overall management of the restaurant kitchen including supervising activities of supervisors, cooks and utility - To be charge of all kitchens in the absence of the Executive Chef - Take responsibility to rectify hazardous situations, reporting major areas of concern to your Executive Chef or designate |
| 72 | Executive Steward |
- Ensures cleanliness standards meet established guidelines in all F&B outlet kitchens - Works closely with Front of House, Kitchens and Banquets to understand, coordinate, and plan daily needs with agility and flexibility - Inspects kitchens and storerooms to ensure that premises and equipment are clean and in order, and that sufficient foodstuffs and supplies are on hand to ensure efficient service - Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing to provide clear direction to staff - Make sure kitchen workers have and use the proper equipment necessary for the job (gloves, goggles, chemicals) - Achieve desired results through established methods, procedures and guidelines to maintain desired standards, and high quality service - Responsible for supervising all Stewarding staff and the overall daily management of a designated shift - Responsible for maintenance of cost control methods and procedures by monitoring consistent pars and inventory of supplies - Responsible for the development, implementation, and management of operational goals and monitors achievements of performance and profit objectives - Maintains established quality assurance procedures to ensure acceptable health department and customer service standards in Stewarding department |
| 73 | Expeditor |
- Look for ways to decrease shipping time - Negotiate with vendors to decrease shipping cost - Create budgets for the shipping of a good - Coordinate with production for future good needs - Review and track all orders - Keep track of all inventory on hand - Work with the warehouse manager to ensure all shipments are delivered - Solve any issues related to shipping delays |
| 74 | Expert Cybersecurity |
- Determine security violations and inefficiencies by conducting periodic audits - Upgrade our network and infrastructure systems - Implement and maintain security controls - Identify and solve potential and actual security problems - Assess the current situation, evaluating trends and anticipating security requirements - Keep users informed by preparing performance reports; communicating system status - Maintain quality service by following organization standards - Maintain technical knowledge by attending educational workshops - Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed |
| 75 | Expert Sap Supply Chain |
- Be an expert in SAP's Logistics, Sales and Distribution and Inventory Management modules - Understand and support Supply Chain processes in the areas of Distribution, Warehouse Operations, Asset Management and Trade Compliance - Define business requirements, lead the design and implementation process, test application capabilities and train users - Proactively work with the end-user community to improve business processes and procedures - Investigate and present new technology and solutions in the SAP product spaceto the core team and business - Serve as the primary backup to the 1st level support team for end-user questions and issues - Provide support for L’Oreal Americas Operations in Demand Planning area - Participate inthe delivery of multiple client engagements on time and within budget - Defines and re-engineers business systems or information technology processes by using appropriate methods and tools and partnering with process owners to understand requirements - Works closely with the development team (internal and external) to assure a timely solution according to the specifications and implementation of business needs |
| 76 | Extraction Technician |
- Process cannabis bud and trim into purified cannabis products through solvent-less and solvent extraction recovery, purification, distillation, refinement, and isolation. - Identifies and understands theoretical and conceptual knowledge related to cannabinoid extraction processes and takes process optimization measures to improve daily output. - Review and complete documentation related to extraction such as SOPs, WIs, PCP and DQRA. - Ensure all SOPs, WIs are followed and high sense of adherence to GPP and GDP. - Coordinate extraction activities in timely manner and work closely with QA to ensure extraction is performed per cGMP standards. - Update extraction inventory logs such as data inventory, product and supply inventory and chemical inventory. - Completes daily housekeeping tasks in each processing room and common space, ensures proper disposal of all waste and hazardous chemical waste. - Daily handling of pressurized machinery and equipment such as gas and liquid cylinders. |
| 77 |
Extruder Extruder Operator Extrusion Machine Operator |
- Select machine dies. - Determine setup procedures. - Draw or press metal into shapes and diameters. - Reel extruded products into rolls. - Specify lengths and weights of rolls. - Replace worn dies. - Set controls to regulate vacuum, air pressure, sizing rings, and temperature. - Synchronize speed of extrusion. - Read and interpret blueprints and drawings. - Locate defects on extruded products. - Check for conformance to specifications. - Adjust controls as necessary. - Splice cables. - Install, connect, test, and adjust equipment. - String lines or install terminal boxes. - Clean tools. - Position insulation over conductors. - Seal splices with moisture-proof covering. - Access areas by climbing pols and ladders. - Remove excess, entangled, or completed filaments from machines. - Operate machines that extrude filaments from synthetic materials such as rayon, fiberglass, or liquid polymers. - Start metering pumps. - Activate and adjust extruding machines |
| 78 | Extrusion Technician |
- Actively lead and participate in work center improvement groups and project teams to improve quality, reduce costs , eliminate waste and improve working methods, conditions, technology and communications - Personally responsible for the safety of self and others in their work area - Handles hazardous waste according to all Federal, State, and Local regulations as provided by the Plant and EHS Manager - Analyzes product attributes and determines process adjustments to bring product to spec if necessary in a continuous process that contains many variables - Participates in the quality improvement process as it relates to the extrusion operation and the use of the product produced - Responsible for the proper manufacture of the product specified - Performs inspection and records the product data as required - Involved in the continuing process to improve product and process quality - Complies with joint decisions and follows through as a team player - Completes equipment/product set-ups |
| 79 | Eyelash Technician |
- Designs specific eyelash treatments based on our 4 unique styles and the guest’s individual needs. - Performs professional eyelash extension sessions. - Upholds the standards of sanitation and sterilization as directed by state law and the studio’s policies and procedures. - Understand, promotes, and sell Amazing Lash Studio® service offerings, including choice upgrades. - Understands and promotes exclusive retail products for guest’s at-home usage and aftercare. - Creates an excellent experience for guests with a charismatic, friendly, and helpful attitude. - Provides frequency recommendations and education to guests on proper lash aftercare. - Generates new clientele through the Amazing Lash Studio® referral program. - Open to ongoing coaching, and learning by attending and participating in required education and training classes with Regional Lash Trainer. - Committed to consistently improving skills through a professional development program. |
| 80 | Eyewear Stylist |
- Assist customers in selecting frames that complement their facial features and personal style preferences - Provide expert guidance on lens options, coatings, and other features to ensure customers get the best vision correction possible - Keep the showroom organized and well-stocked with a variety of frame styles and colors - Maintain accurate records of customer orders and ensure orders are processed promptly and accurately - Stay up-to-date on industry trends, new frame styles, and advances in lens technology to provide the best possible service to customers |
| 81 |
EYFS Teacher
(Primary class Teacher) |
- Teach pupils according to their educational needs. - Create a well ordered and secure environment. - Make effective use of ICT. - Undertake careful planning and delivery of the curriculum. - Ensure careful and ongoing assessment of the pupils learning. - Complete all assessments and records. - Ensure that equal opportunities are implemented in the classroom and throughout the school. - Maintain positive relationship with parents. - Participate in planning and staff meetings. - Contribute towards the development of the school and implementation of whole school policies. |
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| 1 |
Fashion Designer |
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| 2 | Fabricator (Fabrication Welder) |
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| 3 | Fabrication Machine Operator |
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| 4 | Fabrication Technician |
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| 5 | Fabric Cutter |
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| 6 | Facilitator |
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| 7 | Facilities Administrative Assistant |
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| 8 | Factory Worker |
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| 9 | Farmer (Farm Worker) |
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| 10 | Factory Worker |
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| 11 | Farmer (Farm Worker) |
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| 12 | Fashion Advisor (Fashion consultant) |
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| 13 | Fashion Designer |
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| 14 | Fast Food Worker (Fast Food attendant) |
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| 15 | F&B Host/ Hostess (F&B Server) |
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| 16 |
F&B Supervisor |
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| 17 | Fence Installer |
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| 18 | Feta Laborer (Dairy labour) |
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| 19 | Feta Pail Packer (Dairy products packer) |
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| 20 | Fiber Installation Technician (Fiber optics Technician) |
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| 21 | Fiber Planner |
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| 22 | Field Assistant |
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| 23 | Field Computer Specialist |
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| 24 | Field Inspector |
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| 25 | Field Maintenance Technician (Field service Technician) (Field Mechanic) |
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| 26 | Field Operations Technician |
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| 27 | Field Operator |
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| 28 | Field Organizer |
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| 29 | Field Safety Inspector |
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| 30 | Fine Dining Server |
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| 31 | Fine Jewelry Specialist (Jewelry Specialist) |
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| 32 | Fingerprint Technician |
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| 33 | Finish Carpenter |
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| 34 | Finisher |
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| 35 | Finish Excavator Operator (Excavator Operator) |
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| 36 | Finishing Carpenter |
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| 37 | Fire Alarm Technician |
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| 38 | Firearms Operations Outfitter (Firearms Outfitter) |
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| 39 | Firearms Specialist |
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| 40 | Fire Assay Technician | |
| 41 | Fire Extinguisher Technician |
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| 42 | Firefighter (Fireman) |
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| 43 | Firefighter Paramedic |
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| 44 | Fire Inspector |
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| 45 | Fire Investigator |
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| 46 | Firmware Developer |
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| 47 | First Cook |
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| 48 | Fisheries Technician |
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| 49 | Fishing Outfitter |
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| 50 | Fitness Trainer |
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| 51 | Fitter |
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| 52 | Fitter Welder |
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| 53 | Flagger, Construction (Flag Person) (Traffic Controller) |
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| 54 | Flat Roofer |
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| 55 | Fleet Mechanic (Fleet Technician) (Auto mechanic) |
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| 56 | Flexographic Printing Press Operator (flexo press operator) (Printer press operator) |
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| 57 | Flexpack Operator (Packing machine operator) (Slitter operator) |
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| 58 | Flight Dispatcher |
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| 59 | Floater (Boat rower) |
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| 60 | Floater (Dental Assistant) |
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| 61 | Floor Covering Installer (Floor Installer) (Flooring Installer) |
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| 62 | Floor Technician |
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| 63 | Floral Assistant |
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| 64 | Floral Designer |
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| 65 | Florist |
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| 66 | Flutter Mobile App Developer (Flutter Software Developer) |
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| 67 | Fly Fishing Outfitter |
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| 68 | Food Manufacturing Technician (Food production Technician) |
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| 69 | Food Packer |
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| 70 | Food Safety Specialist |
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| 71 | Food Service Supervisor |
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| 72 | Food Store Supervisor |
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| 73 | Food Technologist |
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| 74 | Food Worker |
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| 75 | Footwear Designer |
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| 76 | Foreman (Construction site) |
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| 77 | Forensic Examiner |
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| 78 | Foreperson |
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| 79 | Forester |
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| 80 | Forestry Technician |
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| 81 | Forklift Operator |
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| 82 | Forklift Service Technician |
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| 83 | Form Carpenter (Formwork Carpenter) |
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| 84 | Formulator |
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| 85 | Founding Designer |
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| 86 | FPGA Designer |
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| 87 | Fragrance Specialist |
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| 88 | Framer (Framing carpenter) |
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| 89 | Freight Agent |
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| 90 | Freight Dispatcher |
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| 91 | Front Counter Attendant (Counter Attendant) (Front Counter Crew Member) (Front Counter Customer Service) |
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| 92 | Front Desk Assistant (Front Desk Associate) (Front Desk Attendant) (Front Desk Receptionist) (Front Desk Representative) |
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| 93 | Front Desk Supervisor |
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| 94 | Front End and Mobile Developer |
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| 95 | Front End Technical Architect |
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| 96 | Front Office Assistant |
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| 97 | Front Office Supervisor |
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| 98 | Fulfillment Associate (Fulfillment Operator) |
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| 99 | Full Stack Javascript Developer |
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| 100 | Full Stack .Net Developer |
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| 101 | Full Stack PHP Developer |
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| 102 | Full Stack Python Developer |
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| 103 | Full Stack Ruby Developer |
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| 104 | Full Stack Software Developer |
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| 105 | Full Stack Web Developer |
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| 106 | Furniture Assembler |
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| 107 | Furniture Designer |
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| 108 | FX Supervisor |
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| 1 | Graphic Designer |
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| 2 | Gallery Host (Gallery Housekeeping Support Associate) |
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| 3 | Game Artist (Game Designer) (Game Developer) |
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| 4 | Gameplay Animator (Gameplay Programmer) (Game Producer) (Game Programmer) (Games Producer) |
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| 5 | Game Tester |
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| 6 | Garbage Collector (Trash Collector) |
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| 7 | Gardener |
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| 8 | Garment Technician |
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| 9 | Gas Controller (Gas Plant Operator) |
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| 10 | Gas Technician |
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| 11 | GCP Cloud Devops Architect |
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| 12 | Ged Instructor |
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| 13 | Gemologist |
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| 14 | Generalist, HR |
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| 15 | Generator Mechanic (Generator Technician) |
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| 16 | Geomatics Technician |
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| 17 | Geotechnical Field Technician (Geotechnical Technician) |
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| 18 | Geriatric Nursing Assistant |
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| 19 | GIS Analyst |
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| 20 | GIS Developer |
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| 21 | GIS Technician |
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| 22 | Glass Installer (Glazier) |
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| 23 | Gluer (Gluer Machine Operator) |
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| 24 | Go Developer (Golang Developer) |
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| 25 | Grader |
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| 26 | Graphic and Web Designer |
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| 27 | Graphic Artist |
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| 28 | Graphics Designer |
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| 29 | Graphics Programmer |
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| 30 | Greenhouse Technician |
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| 31 | Grill Cook |
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| 32 | Grinder |
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| 33 | Grocery Bagger |
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| 34 | Groomer (Pet Groomer) |
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| 35 | GSE Mechanic |
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| 36 | Gunsmith |
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| 37 | Gymnastics Coach |
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(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | HACCP Coordinator |
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| 2 | Hacker (Certified Ethical Hacker) |
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| 3 | Hadoop Administrator |
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| 4 | Hadoop Developer |
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| 5 | Hair Dresser (Hair Stylist) |
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| 6 | Handyman (Handyperson) |
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| 7 | Hardscape Cleaning and Maintenance (Landscaper) |
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| 8 | Hardware Support Technician (Computer Hardware Technician) |
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| 9 | Hardware System Architect |
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| 10 | Hardwood Floor Installer (Flooring Installer) |
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| 11 | Head Chef |
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| 12 | Head Cook |
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| 13 | Health Assistant (Health Care Assistant) |
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| 14 | Health Information Technician |
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| 15 | Health Screener |
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| 16 | Health Services Laboratory Assistant |
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| 17 | Health Technician (Medical Technician) |
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| 18 | Hearing Aid Specialist |
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| 19 | Hearing Instrument Technician |
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| 20 | Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic (Heavy Duty Ag Mechanic) (Heavy Duty Equipment Technician) |
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| 21 | Heavy Duty Cleaner (Industry) |
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| 22 | Heavy Equipment Operator |
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| 23 | Helicopter Mechanic |
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| 24 | Help Desk Administrator |
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| 25 | Help Desk Customer Service (Help Desk Associate) |
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| 26 | Help Desk Technician |
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| 27 | Hemodialysis Technician |
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| 28 | Herbalist |
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| 29 | Hi Altitude Porter |
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| 30 | Histology Technician |
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| 31 | Hitch Installer |
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| 32 | Hitch Service Technician |
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| 33 | Hoist Operator |
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| 34 | Horticulturist |
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| 35 | Hospital Housekeeper |
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| 36 | Hospitality Manager |
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| 37 | Hospital Maintenance Mechanic |
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| 38 | Hospital Technician |
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| 39 | Host (Hostess) |
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| 40 | House Painter |
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| 41 | HR Assistant (HR Associate) |
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| 42 | HR Technician |
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| 43 | HTML Developer |
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| 44 | HTST Operator (Dairy Operator) |
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| 45 | Human Resources Technician |
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| 46 | HVAC Instructor |
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Core skills
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| 1 | IAM Analyst |
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| 2 | IC Design Technician |
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| 3 | Idam Technician |
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| 4 | Illustrator |
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| 5 | Imaging Technician |
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| 6 | Inbound Technical Customer Service |
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| 7 | Industrial Designer |
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| 8 | Industrial Electrician |
- Installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical components of industrial equipment. - Working as a team member or alone to complete projects. - Observing safety procedures and meeting electrical codes. - Making decisions based on technical documents. - Performing quality testing and inspections. |
| 9 | Industrial Maintenance Mechanic |
- Maintaining and installing all electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems. - Locating problems through close observation of machinery and staff practices. - Performing careful inventory and stock checks, and placing orders for required material and equipment. - Collecting and analyzing data for written reports. - Attending daily meetings and scheduling training workshops where required. - Sourcing replacement parts and liaising with vendors. - Controlling downtime by communicating with staff and implementing contingency measures. - Ensuring all procedures and processes adhere to health and safety regulations. - Assisting with training of all new hires. |
| 10 | Industrial Mechanic (Welding) |
- Repair, alter, fabricate, install and maintain various types of metal, parts and equipment. - Utilizes appropriate metals and materials needed for welding, priming, soldering, cutting, brazing or fabricating. - Perform and assist in skilled maintenance, installation and repair to work place buildings and equipment. - Maintain welding tools and equipment. - Assist with lifting, stacking and moving heavy furniture, equipment and materials. - Estimate and orders material requirements. - Maintain shop area and work sites in a safe, clean and orderly environment. |
| 11 | Industrial Millwright |
- Install, align, dismantle and move stationary industrial machinery and mechanical equipment, such as pumps, fans, tanks, conveyors, furnaces and generators according to layout plans. - Transport machinery with in work shop. - Detect and investigate irregularities and malfunctions in machinery. - Install, troubleshoot and maintain power transmission, vacuum, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and programmable logic controls. - Adjust machinery and repair or replace defective parts - Operate machine tools such as lathes and grinders to fabricate parts required during overhaul, maintenance or set-up of machinery. - Perform routine maintenance on machinery. - Construct foundations for machinery or direct other workers to construct foundations. - Assemble machinery and equipment prior to installation. |
| 12 | Industrial Painter |
- Set up blast pot and nozzle equipment. - Sandblast surfaces or remove rust as necessary. - Mix and apply paint or other coatings. - Use a brush to coat areas as necessary. - Notify manager of inventory needs. - Follow all safety regulations. |
| 13 |
Industrial Sewer (Drainage System Cleaner) |
- Inspect and maintain sewer systems. - Repair and replace sewer pipelines. - Clean out sewer lines. - Carry out CCTV surveys to identify blockages. - Investigate and rectify problems. - Keep accurate records of work completed. |
| 14 | Industrial Sewing Machine Operator |
- Create patterns to cut for fabric design. - Position and mark patterns on materials to prepare for sewing. - Utilize sewing machines to cut materials. - Fold, twist, stretch, or drape material, and secure articles in preparation for sewing. - Trim excess threads or edges of parts, using scissors or knives. - Setup machines, according to garment styles and equipment performance. - Monitor machine operation to detect problems such as defective stitching, breaks in thread, or machine malfunctions. Other duties as assigned. - Perform Minor maintenance. |
| 15 |
Industrial Technician (Machine Technician) |
- Read and interpret engineering blueprints. - Install new production equipment. - Service and maintain equipment including motors, conveyor systems, transmission systems, and production-related equipment. - Inspect and assess the functionality of production machines. - Troubleshoot mechanical breakdowns. - Adjust mechanical parts using hand and machine tools. - Fabricate parts for repairs and machine upgrades. - Conduct routine maintenance and safety checks. - Communicate with the production team and maintaining a clean work area. - Prepare and submit maintenance reports. |
| 16 | Informatica Developer |
- Design and develop software applications based on the Informatica platform - Design, develop and test Informatica ETL solutions - Deploy Informatica solutions in various environments - Work closely with business analysts to understand the requirements of the application - Provide support and maintenance for the application after deployment |
| 17 | Information Developer |
- Analyze customer information requirements and product specifications to define technical content strategy and plan for HP Networking products and solutions. - Conduct hands-on investigation with hardware products and software user interfaces, and provide ease-of-use feedback to the product development team. - Work with development manager to ensure on-time, quality delivery of software products by managing scope, maintaining strict adherence to standards in both code and process during the development team’s portion of the software lifecycle. - Collaborate with subject matter experts and teammates to design and develop written and visual product-related technical content, for a variety of audiences, including end users, system administrators, channel partners, internal support engineers, product developers, and training developers. - Develop standards and style documents and templates, scripts, style sheets, and graphic libraries to ensure a consistent information experience. - Plan and implement content reuse strategies across plugins. - Lead end-to-end projects (plan-develop-review-test-release-follow up) - Develop technical content according to standards and guidelines. - Provide status and maintain schedules, - Recommend improvements to existing technologies and processes. |
| 18 | Information Technology Technician |
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| 19 | In House Tailor (Hotel) |
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| 20 | Injection Molding Operator |
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| 21 | Injection Molding Process Technician |
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| 22 | Innkeeper (Guest Service Manager) |
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| 23 | Inserter Operator |
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| 24 | Insight Analyst |
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| 25 | Installation Coordinator |
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| 26 | Installation Technician |
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| 27 | Instructional Designer |
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| 28 | Instrumentation Technician |
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| 29 | Interaction Designer |
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| 30 | Interior Designer |
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| 31 | Internal Communications Technician |
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| 32 | iOS Developer |
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| 33 | IT Technician |
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| 1 | J2EE Developer |
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| 2 | Jack Setter (Mine roof supporter) |
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| 3 | Janitor |
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| 4 | Janitorial Manager |
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| 5 | Janitorial Supervisor |
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| 6 | Jar filler (Food) |
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| 7 | Java Application Developer |
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| 8 | Java Full Stack Developer |
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| 9 | Jet Mechanic |
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| 10 | Jeweler |
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| 11 | Jig and Fixture Builder |
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| 12 | Jigsaw Operator |
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| 13 | Joiner Technician (Information Technology) |
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| 14 | Joint Grooving Machine Operator |
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| 15 | Journalist |
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| 16 | Journeyman |
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| 17 |
Journeyman Automotive Technician |
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| 18 |
Joy Operator (Ride operator) |
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| 19 | Jump Roll Operator |
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Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Kennel Technician |
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| 2 | Key Technician (Locksmith) |
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| 3 | Kiln Operator (Kiln Fireman) |
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| 4 | Kindergarten Teacher |
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| 5 | Kitchen Assistant (Kitchen Helper) |
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| 6 | Kitchen Cabinet Maker (Kitchen Cabinet Installer) |
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| 7 | Kitchen Cook |
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| 8 | Kitchen Line Cook |
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| 9 | Kitchen Supervisor |
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| 10 | Kitter |
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| 11 | Knitter |
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| 12 | Knitting Machine Mechanic | i>Knitting Machine Mechanic
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| 13 | Knurling Machine Operator |
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| SNO |
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Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Lab Aide (Lab. Assistant) (Laborantin) |
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| 2 | Labeler |
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| 3 | Laboratory Technician |
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| 4 | Laborer |
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| 5 | Ladies Apparel Outfitter Sales |
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| 6 | Laminator (Lamination machine operator) |
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| 7 | Landscape Maintenance Worker (Landscaper) (Landscape Technician) |
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| 8 | Laravel Developer |
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| 9 | Large Format Operator |
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| 10 | Laser Machine Operator |
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| 11 | Laser Technician |
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| 12 | Laundry Aide (Laundry Assistant) (Laundry Worker) |
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| 13 | Lawn Care Technician |
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| 14 | Layout Artist (Layout designer) |
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| 15 | Lead Android Developer (Android Developer) |
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| 16 | Learning Facilitator |
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| 17 | Leather Craftsman |
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| 18 | Lifeguard | |
| 19 | Lift Operator |
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| 20 | Lift Technician |
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| 21 | Light Machine Operator |
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| 22 | Line Cook |
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| 23 | Line Technician |
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| 24 | Linux Infrastructure Developer |
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| 25 | Loader Operator |
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| 26 | Locksmith |
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| 27 | Logistic Agent |
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| 28 | Lot Technician |
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| 29 | Lube Technician |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Mason |
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| 2 | Machine Assembler |
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| 3 | Machine Assistant |
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| 4 | Machine Learning Developer |
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| 5 | Machine Maintenance Mechanic |
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| 6 | Machine Operator |
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| 7 | Machine Operator Assistant |
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| 8 | Machine Shop Supervisor |
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| 9 | Machine Technician |
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| 10 | Machine Tender |
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| 11 | Machinist |
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| 12 | Magento Architect |
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| 13 | Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technician |
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| 14 | Machine Operator Paint Mixing Machine |
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| 15 | Mail Processor |
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| 16 | Mail Service Courier |
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| 17 | Mainframe Developer |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Natural Resources and Conservation Program Instructor |
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| 2 | NCC Tier Technician |
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| 3 | Needs Assessment Clinician |
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| 4 | Netcentric Developer |
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| 5 | Net Developer |
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| 6 | Netsuite Administrator |
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| 7 | Netsuite Developer |
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| 8 | Net Technician |
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| 9 | Network Administrator |
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| 10 | Network Analyst |
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| 11 | Network and Systems Administrator |
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| 12 | Network Architect |
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| 13 | Network Cyber Security Project Coordinator |
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| 14 | Network Designer |
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| 15 | Network Security Analyst |
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| 16 | Network Security Specialist |
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| 17 | Network Support Technician |
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| 18 | Network Technician |
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| 19 | New Business Associate |
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| 20 | NOC Technician |
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| 21 | Node Js Developer |
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| 22 | Nuclear Medicine Technologist |
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| 23 | Nurse |
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| 24 | Nursery Chef |
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| 25 | Nursing Assistant |
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| 26 | Nursing Supervisor |
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| 27 | Nursing Unit Assistant |
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| 28 | Nutritional Sales Representative |
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| 29 | Nutritional Therapist |
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| 30 | Nutritionist |
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| 31 | Nutrition Sales Executive |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Occupational Health Coordinator |
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| 2 | Occupational Nurse |
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| 3 | Occupational Therapist |
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| 4 | Ocean Export Coordinator |
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| 5 | Offensive Cyber Security Instructor |
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| 6 | Office 365 Administrator |
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| 7 | Office Administrator |
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| 8 | Office Assistant |
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| 9 | Office Furniture Installer |
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| 10 | Office Secretary |
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| 11 | Office Supervisor |
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| 12 | Office Technician |
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| 13 | OJT Assessor |
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| 14 | Omni Channel Specialist |
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| 15 | Oncology Nurse |
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| 16 | Oncology Pharmacist |
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| 17 | Online English Teacher |
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| 18 | Online Instructor (Online Teacher) |
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| 19 | Onsite Medical Representative |
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| 20 | Operating Mechanic |
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| 21 | Operating Room Technician |
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| 22 | Operator (Manufacturing) |
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| 23 | Ophthalmic Technician |
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| 24 | Optical Assistant |
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| 25 | Optical Manufacturing Technician |
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| 26 | Optical Technician |
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| 27 | Oracle Developer |
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| 28 | Order Desk Representative |
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| 29 | Order Processor |
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| 30 | Order Puller |
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| 31 | Organist |
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| 32 | Orthodontic Assistant |
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| 33 | Orthopaedic Technician |
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| 34 | Orthotist |
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| 38 | Outbound Customer Service Representative |
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| 39 | Occupational Duties |
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| 40 | Outside Plant Technician |
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| 41 | Overhead Door Technician |
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| 42 | Overnight Supervisor |
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| 43 | Owner Operator |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Package Designer |
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| 2 | Package Machine Operator |
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| 3 | Packager (Packer) |
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| 4 | Packaging Assembler |
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| 5 | Packaging Line Operator |
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| 6 | Packaging Mechanic (Packaging Technician) |
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| 7 | Painter |
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| 8 | Paint Mixer |
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| 9 | Paint Technician |
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| 10 | Pallet Builder |
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| 11 | Palletizer |
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| 12 | Pallet Jack Operator |
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| 13 | Parts Technician |
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| 14 | Party Chef |
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| 15 | Pastry Chef |
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| 16 | Pastry Cook |
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| 17 | Pathologist Assistant (Pathology Technician) |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | QA Analyst (test analysts) (Software tester) (Games tester) |
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| 2 | QA Automation Analyst |
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| 3 | QA Automation Developer |
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| 4 | QA Lab Technician |
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| 5 | QA Programmer |
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| 6 | QC Inspector (Quality Control Inspector) |
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| 7 | QC Lab Technician |
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| 8 | Qualification Developer (Vocational) |
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| 9 | Quality Assistant |
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| 10 | Quality Assurance Inspector (QA Inspector) |
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| 11 | Quality Assurance Technician |
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| 12 | Quality Inspector (QA Tester) |
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| 13 |
Quality Lab Technician |
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| 14 | Quality Technician |
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| 15 | Quantitative Developer |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Radar Technician |
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| 2 | Radiation Therapist |
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| 3 | Radiographer |
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| 4 | Radiologist |
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| 5 | Radiology Technician |
|
| 6 | Radio Operator |
|
| 7 | R&D Lab Technician |
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| 8 | Reablement Support Care Assistant |
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| 9 | Reactjs Developer |
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| 10 | Reactor Operator |
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| 11 | Receiver |
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| 12 | Recreational Therapist |
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| 13 | Recycle Operator (Recycler) |
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| 14 | Refinish Technician |
|
| 15 | Refrigeration Appliance Repair Service Technician |
|
| 16 | Refrigeration Technician |
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| 17 | Refurb Technician |
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| 18 | Rehabilitation Technician |
|
| 19 | Relay Technician |
|
| 20 | Reliability & Condition Monitoring Technician |
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| 21 | Relief Early Childhood Assistant Teacher |
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| 22 | Relief Emergency Veterinarian |
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| 23 | Religion Teacher |
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| 24 | Removal Technician |
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| 25 | Renal Assistant |
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| 26 | Rendering Programmer |
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| 27 | Render Wrangler |
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| 28 | Renovation Carpenter |
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| 29 | Repair Technician (Maintenance Technician) |
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| 30 | Replenishment (Replenishment Assistant) |
|
| 31 | Research Assistant |
|
| 32 | Research Technician |
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| 33 | Respiratory Therapist |
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| 34 | Retoucher |
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| 35 | Rewind Operator |
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| 36 | Rework Assembler |
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| 37 | RF Technician |
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| 38 | Rheumatologist |
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| 39 | Rigger |
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| 40 | Rigging Artist |
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| 41 | Rig Welder |
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| 42 | Robotics Technician |
|
| 43 | Robotic Welder (Robotic Welding Machine Operator) |
|
| 44 | Roller Operator |
|
| 45 | Roofer |
|
| 46 | Ror Developer (Ruby Developer) |
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| 47 | Rotary Blast Hole Drill & Equipment Operator |
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| 48 | RV Technician |
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| 49 | Relief Pharmacist |
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| 50 | Relief Technician |
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| 51 | Relief Veterinarian (Relief Veterinary Assistant) |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | SAAS Contract Specialist |
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| 2 | Safety Advisor |
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| 3 | Safety Analyst |
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| 4 | Safety Assistant |
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| 5 | Safety Consultant (Safety Advisor) |
|
| 6 | Safety Inspector |
|
| 7 | Safety Technician |
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| 8 | Sailing Instructor |
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| 9 | Salad and Sandwich Maker |
|
| 10 | Salad Maker |
|
| 11 | Sales Agronomist |
|
| 12 | Sales Analyst |
|
| 13 | Sales and Account Manager |
|
| 14 | Sales and Customer Service Representative |
|
| 15 | Sales and Marketing Assistant |
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| 16 | Sales Arborist |
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| 17 | Salesforce Technical Architect |
|
| 18 | Sales Representative |
|
| 19 | Sales & Service Technician |
|
| 20 | Sales Supervisor |
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| 21 | Sales Trainer |
|
| 22 | Salon Assistant |
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| 23 | Salon Manager |
|
| 24 | Salty Processing Operator |
|
| 25 | Sample Login Technician |
|
| 26 | Sample Preparation Technician |
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| 27 | Sandblaster |
|
| 28 | Sandwich Maker |
|
| 29 | Sanitation Technician |
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| 30 | Sanitizer |
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| 31 | SAP Basis Administrator |
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| 32 | Satellite Technician |
|
| 33 | Saute Chef (Saute Cook) |
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| 34 | SAW Operator |
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| 35 | Scaffold Builder |
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| 36 | Scheduler |
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| 37 | School Teacher |
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| 38 | Scientific Illustrator |
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| 39 | Scraper Operator |
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| 40 | Screener |
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| 41 | Screen Printer |
|
| 42 | Scribe |
|
| 43 | Scrum Master |
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| 44 | Seafood Processor |
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| 45 | Seamstress |
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| 46 | Secondary Operator |
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| 47 | Second Cook |
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| 48 | Secretary, Personal |
|
| 49 | Security Assistant |
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| 50 | Security CCTV Control Room Operator (Security Control Room Operator) |
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| 51 | Security Concierge |
|
| 52 | Security Installation Technician (Security System Technician) |
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| 53 | Security Software Developer |
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| 54 | Seed Technician |
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| 55 | Segment Producer |
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| 56 | Separator Operator |
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| 57 | Server Administrator |
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| 58 | Service Alarm Technician |
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| 59 | Service Designer |
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| 60 | Service Desk Representative |
|
| 61 | Service Desk Technician |
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| 62 | Service Electrician |
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| 63 | Service Technician |
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| 64 | Service Rig Hand |
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| 65 | Service Technician |
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| 66 | Set Up Technician |
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| 67 | Sewer (Sewing Machine Operator) |
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| 69 | Sewing Machinist |
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| 70 | SFDC Developer |
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| 71 | Sheet Metal Fabricator (Sheet Metal Mechanic) |
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| 72 | Ship Fitter |
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| 73 | Shipping and Receiving Technician |
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| 74 | Shop Mechanic |
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| 75 | Shop Supervisor |
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76 |
Shunt Driver |
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| 77 | Shutdown Millwright |
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| 78 | Siding Installer |
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| 79 | Siebel Developer |
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| 80 | Signal Maintainer |
|
| 81 | Sign Installer |
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| 82 | Simulator Maintenance Technician |
|
| 83 | Skid Steer Operator |
|
| 84 | Ski Instructor |
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| 85 | Skip Tracer |
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86 |
Slitter Operator |
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| 87 | Slot Technician |
|
| 88 | Small Engine Technician |
|
| 89 | SMT Machine Operator |
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| 90 | Social Media Assistant |
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| 91 | Software Application Developer |
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| 92 | Software Designer |
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| 93 | Software Developer (C++ Developer) |
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| 94 | Software QA Tester |
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| 95 | Software Support Technician |
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| 96 | Software Tester |
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| 97 | Solar Technician (Solar Installer, Solar Panel Installer, Solar Electrician) |
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| 98 | Solderer (Soldering Technician) |
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| 99 | Sonographer |
|
| 100 | Sorter (Warehouse) |
|
| 101 | Sound Technician (Audio Technician) |
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| 102 | Sourcer |
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| 103 | Sous Chef |
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| 104 | Spa Associate |
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| 105 | SPA Supervisor |
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| 106 | Special Educator |
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| 107 | Spray Booth Painter |
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| 108 | Spray Foam Installer |
|
| 109 | Spray Painter |
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| 110 | Spray Technician |
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| 111 | Sprinkler Fitter |
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| 112 | SQA Tester |
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| 113 | SQL Programmer |
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| 114 | Stacker |
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| 115 | Stage Technician |
|
| 116 | Stamping Press Operator |
|
| 117 | Stamping Technician |
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| 118 | Starbucks Barista |
|
| 119 | Starter Room Operator |
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| 120 | Steamfitter |
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| 121 | Stenographer |
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| 122 | Sterile Processing Technician (Sterilization Technician) |
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| 123 | Stitcher |
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| 124 | Stock Supervisor |
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| 125 | Stone Fabricator |
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| 126 | Stone Mason |
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| 127 | Storekeeper |
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| 128 | Structured Cabling Technician |
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| 129 | Structures Technician |
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| 130 | Substation Electrician |
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| 131 | Supervisor Front End |
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| 132 | Supply Chain Administrator |
|
| 133 | Supply Chain Assistant |
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| 134 | Supply Technician |
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| 135 | Support Technician |
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| 136 | Survey Technician |
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| 137 | Sushi Chef (Sushiman) |
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| 138 | Switchboard Operator |
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| 139 | SW Tester |
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| 140 | Systems Integrator |
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| 141 | Systems Support Technician (IT Support Technician) |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Tableau Analyst |
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| 2 | Tableau Developer |
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| 3 | Tailor |
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| 4 | Talend Architect (Data Architect) |
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| 5 | Tankerman |
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| 6 | Teacher |
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| 7 | Tearista (Bartender) |
|
| 8 | Technical Assistant |
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| 9 | Technical Citrix Assistant |
|
| 10 | Technical Designer |
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| 11 | Technical Help Desk |
|
| 12 | Technical Illustrator |
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| 13 | Technical Instructor (Technical Trainer) |
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| 14 | Technical Instructor Senior |
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| 15 | Technical Operator |
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| 16 | Technical Production Supervisor |
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| 17 | Technical Scrum Master |
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| 18 | Technical Sourcer |
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| 19 | Technical Supervisor |
|
| 20 | Technical Support Associate |
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| 21 | Technical Writer |
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| 22 | Technician Lube Technician (Auto) |
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| 23 | Technologist (Food) |
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| 24 | Telecommunications Technician |
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| 25 | Telehandler |
|
| 26 | Telemarketer |
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| 27 | Telemetry Technician |
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| 28 | Telephone Operator |
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| 29 | Temperature Screener |
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| 30 | Termite Technician (Pest control technician) |
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| 31 | Test Developer (QA Test Developer) |
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| 32 | Tester |
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| 33 | Test Technician |
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| 34 | Textile Designer |
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| 35 | Texture Artist |
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| 36 | Thermal Spray Technician |
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| 37 | Thermoforming Operator |
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| 38 | Third Key Holder |
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| 39 | Tig Welder |
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| 40 | Tile Installer (Tile Setter) |
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| 41 | Tire Technician |
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| 42 | To Go Specialist |
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| 43 | Tool and Die Maker |
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| 44 | Tool and Die Technician |
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| 45 | Tool Crib Attendant |
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| 46 | Tool Designer |
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| 47 | Tools Programmer (Information Technology) |
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| 48 | Tower Crane Operator |
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| 49 | Tower Technician |
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| 50 | Tractor Technician |
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| 51 | Trailer Mechanic (Trailer Technician) |
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| 52 | Trainer (Employee’s Facilitator) |
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| 53 | Training Manager (Training Administrator) |
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| 54 | Training Coordinator |
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| 55 | Training & Development Specialist |
|
| 56 | Training Facilitator (Training Instructor) |
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| 57 | Training Supervisor |
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| 58 | Transcriber |
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| 59 | Transmission Technician (Auto) |
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| 60 | Trash Collector (Garbage Collector) |
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| 61 | TR Consultant |
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| 62 | Truck Trailer Mechanic |
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| 63 | Truss Assembler |
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| 64 | Tufting Machine Operator (Textile) |
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| 65 | Tugger Operator |
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| 66 | Tug Master |
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| 67 | Typist (Computer) |
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Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | UAT Tester |
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| 2 | UI Architect |
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| 3 | UI Artist |
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| 4 | UI Designer (User Interface Designer) |
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| 5 | Ultrasonographer (Sonographer) |
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| 6 | Ultrasound Technician |
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| 7 | Underground Mechanic |
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| 8 | Underground Miner |
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| 9 | Underwriter |
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| 10 | Unit Assistant |
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| 11 | Unit Controller |
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| 12 | Unit Secretary |
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| 13 | Unity Developer (Unity Game developer) |
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| 14 | Unix Administrator (Unix Systems Administrator) |
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| 15 | Unreal Developer (Unreal Engine Programmer) |
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| 16 | Upholsterer |
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| 17 | Urban Designer |
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| 18 | Urgent Care Assistant (Medical Assistant) |
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| 19 | User Researcher |
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| 20 | User Support Technician |
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| 21 | Usher |
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| 22 | Utilities Technician |
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| 23 | Utility Forestry Technician |
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| 24 | Utility Operator |
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| 25 | Utility Steward |
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| 26 | Utility Technician |
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| 27 | Utility Worker |
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| 28 | UTS App Developer |
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| 29 | UX UI Designer |
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| 30 | UX Designer (UX Developer) |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Vaccinator |
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| 2 | Vacuum Truck Operator |
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| 3 | Valet Parking Attendant |
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| 4 | Valve Technician |
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| 5 | Vascular Technologist |
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| 6 | VBA Developer |
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| 7 | Vehicle Condition Inspector |
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| 8 | Vehicle Mechanic |
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| 9 | Veterinarian |
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| 10 | Veterinary Technician |
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| 11 | VFX Artist |
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| 12 | VFX Supervisor |
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| 13 | Video Editor |
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| 14 | Video Game QA Tester |
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| 15 | Videographer |
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| 16 | Video Journalist |
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| 17 | Video Producer |
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| 18 | Video Production Assistant |
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| 19 | Virtual Assistant |
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| 20 | Vision Therapist |
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| 21 | Visual Artist |
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| 22 | Vocational Evaluator |
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| 23 | Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor |
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| 24 | Vulnerability Researcher |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Waiter (Waitress / Waiting Staff) |
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| 2 | Walkie Operator (Walkie Rider) |
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| 3 | Ward Clerk |
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| 4 | Warehouse Administrator |
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| 5 | Warehouse Assembler |
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| 6 | Warehouse Assistant |
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| 7 | Warehouse Cleaner |
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| 8 | Warehouse Forklift Operator |
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| 9 | Warehouse Inventory Supervisor |
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| 10 | Warehouse Packager |
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| 11 | Warehouse Shipper |
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| 12 | Warehouse Supervisor |
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| 13 | Warehouse Technician |
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| 14 | Warranty Technician |
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| 15 | Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Technician |
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| 16 | Wastewater Treatment Operator |
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| 17 | Watchmaker |
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| 18 | Water Pump Assembler Worker |
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| 19 | Water Restoration Technician |
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| 20 | Web Administrator |
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| 21 | Web Analyst |
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| 22 | Web Application Developer (Web Developer) |
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| 23 | Web CMS Developer Specialist |
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| 24 | Web Content Editor (Web Content Manager) |
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| 25 | Web Content Writer |
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| 26 | Web Designer |
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| 27 | Web Graphic Designer (Web and Graphic Designer) |
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| 28 | Webmaster |
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| 29 | Web Programmer |
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| 30 | Web Video Editor |
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| 31 | Welder |
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| 32 | Welding Inspector |
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| 33 | Welding Instructor |
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| 34 | White Goods Technician |
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| 35 | Window and Door Installer |
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| 36 | Window Assembler |
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| 37 | Window Cleaner |
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| 38 | Windows Administrator |
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| 39 | Wind Technician (Wind Turbine Technician) |
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| 40 | Wire Technician (Wiring Technician) |
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| 41 | Wood Worker |
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| 42 | WordPress Developer |
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| 43 | Word Processor |
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| 44 | Workshop Supervisor |
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| 45 | Wrangler |
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| 46 | Wrapper |
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| 47 | Writer (Technical Writer) |
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| 48 | Window and Door Installer |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Xactimate Specialist |
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| 2 | Xamarin Developer |
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| 3 | X-Ray Equipment Mechanic (X Ray Technician) |
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| 4 | X Ray Operator |
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| 5 | XML Developer (Extensible Markup Language Developer) |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Yard Attendant |
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| 2 | Yard Coordinator |
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| 3 | Yard Forklift Operator |
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| 4 | Yard Hostler (Yard Jockey) | Yard Hostler (Yard Jockey) |
| 5 | Yardman |
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| 6 | Yard Supervisor |
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| 7 | Yield Technician |
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| 8 | Youth Development Worker (Support youth worker) |
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| 9 | Youtube Channel Growth Specialist |
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| SNO |
Job Title |
Core skills
(Workers are responsible to:) |
| 1 | Zero Waste Captain |
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| 2 | Zumba Instructor |
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