They also work on the structural, electrical, and mechanical devices that are major parts of other facilities. The job involves carpentry, painting, plumbing, electrical, and masonry construction, and installation, repair and maintenance of air conditioning, heating or power-generating equipment. Work may be on outdoor structures of heights up to 300 feet. The basic work week consists of 40 hours. The employee must be able to drive a truck to jobs in outlying areas.
Hourly wages vary according to experience and the prevailing rates paid where the jobs are located.
Training in a trade school may be substituted for some of the required experience. Candidate must have a driver's license. This information may or may not apply to other locations.