Occupation

Occupations perform extremely varied jobs. It is therefore difficult to describe a typical day.

They can in particular:

• Load and unload construction materials and place them in work areas;
• Assemble and dismantle various structures on construction sites (scaffolding, catwalks, etc.);
• Accompany qualified personnel in the execution of the work;
• Direct traffic on the construction site.

The specialized labourer, for his part, can:

• Be assigned to the loading, unloading and handling of bulk cement as well as all work related to the pouring of concrete;
• Demolish buildings and sort, clean and pile recovered materials;
• Operate pneumatic, mechanical or electric hammer drills;
• Scrape bituminous materials for the construction and repair of pavements, smoothers and small rollers weighing less than one ton;
• Operate any heating unit for which a certificate is not required, except electrical and mechanical Betweentien;
• Operate a scale for weighing truck loads;
• Install rigid or semi-rigid insulation;
• Proceed with the caulking;
• Operate a device used to cut asphalt or concrete;
• Install galvanized or concrete pipes;
• Lay water and sewer pipes and their branches;
• Carry out, with the required equipment, any cement or concrete injection process inside an existing formwork, rock or concrete;
• Operate any type of manual compactor that does not require a journeyman competency certificate;
• Apply urethane;
• Operate a mechanical saw;
• Operate a pump whose nominal diameter is less than six inches.