Skilled Tradespeople

Skilled Tradespeople

Category: Trades & On-Site Personnel Division: Construction & Property Division Reports To: Site Supervisor or General Contractor


Category Overview

Skilled tradespeople perform specialized tasks critical to completing construction projects, ensuring quality, safety, and adherence to design specifications. Each trade has a defined pathway for career advancement, encouraging skill development and leadership within Built By DAO.


Individual Trade Roles

Electrician – 2C2-E1

Summary: Responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems and components on-site. Ensures compliance with electrical codes and project specifications.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Install wiring, outlets, lighting systems, and electrical panels.

    • Conduct inspections and troubleshoot faults.

  • Qualifications:

    • Licensed electrician with experience in residential and commercial projects.

    • Knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC).

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Electrician: Lead large-scale electrical installations and mentor apprentices.

  2. Electrical Foreman – 2C2-E2: Manage electrical teams across multiple projects and oversee all electrical work.

  3. Electrical Systems Specialist: Focus on advanced systems such as smart grids, renewable energy, or industrial setups.

  4. Master Electrician: Obtain certification to design and approve electrical systems, lead organization-wide training programs, and consult on large projects.


Plumber – 2C2-P1

Summary: Installs and maintains plumbing systems, ensuring compliance with building codes and specifications.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Install pipes, valves, and fixtures.

    • Test systems for leaks; collaborate with HVAC teams.

  • Qualifications:

    • Licensed plumber with local code knowledge.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Plumber: Lead complex plumbing installations, specializing in multi-unit systems or industrial plumbing.

  2. Plumbing Foreman – 2C2-P2: Oversee plumbing teams and coordinate with other trades for integrated systems.

  3. Plumbing Systems Designer: Work with architects and engineers to design advanced plumbing and water management systems.

  4. Master Plumber: Obtain certification to supervise large-scale plumbing projects and train apprentices.


Carpenter – 2C2-C1

Summary: Constructs, installs, and repairs frameworks, fixtures, and finishes.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Frame walls, install woodwork, and collaborate with other trades for structural needs.

  • Qualifications:

    • Skilled carpenter with blueprint reading experience.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Carpenter: Specialize in high-precision or custom carpentry projects.

  2. Carpentry Foreman – 2C2-C2: Lead carpentry teams, manage resources, and coordinate with project managers.

  3. Finish Carpenter: Focus on detailed woodwork, cabinetry, and custom finishes for high-end projects.

  4. Master Carpenter: Lead complex projects and mentor new carpenters.


HVAC Specialist – 2C2-H1

Summary: Installs, repairs, and maintains HVAC systems, ensuring efficiency and safety compliance.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Set up ductwork, test systems, and collaborate on integrated setups.

  • Qualifications:

    • Certified HVAC technician with industry experience.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior HVAC Specialist: Lead advanced installations, including renewable energy systems like geothermal or solar HVAC.

  2. HVAC Foreman – 2C2-H2: Manage HVAC teams and ensure system integration across projects.

  3. Energy Systems Consultant: Specialize in energy-efficient systems and advanced climate control technologies.

  4. Master HVAC Technician: Oversee complex projects, train apprentices, and consult on system design.


Mason – 2C2-M1

Summary: Constructs and repairs masonry structures like walls and foundations.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Lay bricks or stones; repair masonry work and apply mortar.

  • Qualifications:

    • Experienced mason with knowledge of materials.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Mason: Lead specialized masonry work such as restoration or decorative masonry.

  2. Masonry Foreman – 2C2-M2: Manage masonry teams and oversee materials and designs.

  3. Stonework Specialist: Focus on high-end or artistic stonework projects.

  4. Master Mason: Lead large masonry projects, mentor apprentices, and innovate in techniques.


Roofer – 2C2-R1

Summary: Installs and maintains roofing systems to ensure durability and weatherproofing.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Install shingles, inspect roofs, and ensure proper insulation.

  • Qualifications:

    • Skilled roofer familiar with multiple materials.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Roofer: Lead large-scale roofing installations, including green roofs or solar panel integration.

  2. Roofing Foreman – 2C2-R2: Manage roofing teams and project schedules.

  3. Roofing Systems Specialist: Focus on advanced technologies like weatherproof coatings or energy-efficient roofs.

  4. Master Roofer: Supervise multiple roofing projects and train apprentices.


Painter – 2C2-PN1

Summary: Prepares and paints surfaces, enhancing durability and appearance.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Sand and prime surfaces; apply paint or coatings.

  • Qualifications:

    • Experienced painter with tools and techniques knowledge.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Painter: Specialize in advanced finishes or large-scale painting projects.

  2. Painting Foreman – 2C2-PN2: Lead painting teams and manage materials and schedules.

  3. Specialty Finisher: Focus on high-end finishes like murals, stenciling, or decorative coatings.

  4. Master Painter: Oversee large projects and provide advanced training programs.


Welder – 2C2-W1

Summary: Fabricates and repairs metal components for structural integrity.

  • Key Tasks:

    • Weld metal structures; inspect weld quality.

  • Qualifications:

    • Certified welder with MIG and TIG experience.

Advancement Path:

  1. Senior Welder: Lead complex fabrication projects requiring advanced techniques.

  2. Welding Foreman – 2C2-W2: Supervise welding teams and coordinate with engineers.

  3. Structural Welding Specialist: Focus on high-strength or industrial applications.

  4. Master Welder: Train apprentices and lead large-scale welding operations.


Trade Apprentice – 2C2-X1 (Applies to All Trades)

  • Advancement Path:

    • Journeyman → Senior Specialist → Foreman → Master.


This detailed advancement path encourages career growth and specialization for each trade, aligning with Built By DAO’s commitment to fostering talent within the organization. Let me know if you’d like a specific path expanded further!

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