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What are the average salary ranges for jobs in the Skilled and Trades? There are 1012 jobs in Skilled and Trades category. Average salaries can vary and range from $30,706 to $273,332. Salary ranges can differ significantly depending on the job, industry, location, required experience, specific skills, education, and other factors... Salaries listed below are U.S. national averages data from October 25, 2024.

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Alternate Job Titles: Tool Crib Attendant I | Tool Crib Clerk I

Inventories, stores, and distributes hand tools and other equipment. Maintains tool functionality, calibration specifications, and safe condition by performing frequent inspections of tools and equipment for wear, defects, or damage. Keeps an inventory of tools by tracking the distribution of tools and users in a database or other system. Orders new tools and equipment or repairs tools as needed. ... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Tool Crib Attendant II | Tool Crib Clerk II

Inventories, stores, and distributes hand tools and other equipment. Maintains tool functionality, calibration specifications, and safe condition by performing frequent inspections of tools and equipment for wear, defects, or damage. Keeps an inventory of tools by tracking the distribution of tools and users in a database or other system. Orders new tools and equipment or repairs tools as needed. ... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Tool Crib Attendant III | Tool Crib Clerk III

Inventories, stores, and distributes hand tools and other equipment. Maintains tool functionality, calibration specifications, and safe condition by performing frequent inspections of tools and equipment for wear, defects, or damage. Keeps an inventory of tools by tracking the distribution of tools and users in a database or other system. Orders new tools and equipment or repairs tools as needed. ... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Tool and Die Supervisor I

Oversees skilled workers responsible for constructing, maintaining, modifying, and calibrating machine shop tools, dies, prototypes, jigs, fixtures and molds. Supervises the set up and operation of various lathes, grinders, milling, and boring machines used to produce tools. Completes high level tool development work. Ensures jobs are completed correctly and on time. May require an associate degre... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Tool and Die Supervisor II

Oversees skilled workers responsible for constructing, maintaining, modifying, and calibrating machine shop tools, dies, prototypes, jigs, fixtures and molds. Supervises the set up and operation of various lathes, grinders, milling, and boring machines used to produce tools. Completes high level tool development work. Ensures jobs are completed correctly and on time. May assist engineers in develo... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Tool and Die Supervisor III

Oversees skilled workers responsible for constructing, maintaining, modifying, and calibrating machine shop tools, dies, prototypes, jigs, fixtures and molds. Supervises the set up and operation of various lathes, grinders, milling, and boring machines used to produce tools. Completes high level tool development work. Ensures jobs are completed correctly and on time. May assist engineers in develo... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Chief Construction Executive | Chief Construction Services Executive | Construction Executive | Head of Construction Operations and Planning | Vice President of Construction | VP of Construction

Leads the construction organization and directs strategic planning, business development, and operational activities related to construction to meet the financial and growth organizational objectives. Develops quality, performance, and safety standards and processes for construction projects and operations. Manages financial processes like forecasting, estimating, budgeting, and cost control to en... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: General Laborer | Construction Laborer | Roustabout

Performs general manual labor tasks including loading, unloading, lifting, digging, and moving materials. Operates a variety of tools to complete assignments according to internal and external policies and regulations. Assembles and disassembles machines, tools, and other work-related equipment. Assists engineers and a variety of other functions with manual labor tasks as needed. May require a hig... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Carpenter Apprentice

Assists carpenters in the construction, maintenance, or remodeling of buildings or other structures. Learns and practices carpentry skills such as cutting, drilling, measuring, flooring, tiling, and various installation procedures. Sets up, transports, and maintains tools. Observes all worksite safety procedures and guidelines. May require a high school diploma. Typically reports to a supervisor o... View job details

Alternate Job Titles: Fleet Administrator | Fleet Specialist I | Fleet Transportation Administrator

Assists in administrating and coordinating motor vehicle fleet operations. Understands OSHA, DOT, fleet-specific regulations, licensing, registration, and reporting requirements. Prepares and maintains accurate records of vehicles, insurance, and required regulatory filings and reporting. Coordinates repairs and preventative maintenance scheduling that support fleet vehicle availability requiremen... View job details

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Companies in the Transportation & Logistics sector engage in the movement of passengers and goods, provide warehousing and supply chain management of goods, and conduct other related transportation support activities. Examples of transportation-related activities include scenic and sightseeing services, port and terminal management, repair and maintenance of transportation equipment, postal and courier services, and air traffic control.

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