1. Wearing all recommended Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 2. Working safely on a construction site and around heavy equipment 3. Properly wearing/using safety harness 4. Properly using ladders, scaffolding, personnel lifts 5. Following traffic safety procedures and policies 6. Using proper signaling techniques 7. Demonstrating awareness of lead and asbestos hazards that may be encountered on-the-job (no handling or abatement) 8. Properly storing, handling, and disposing of other trade-related hazardous materials such as form oil 9. Following all other health and safety procedures and policies

1. Identifying tools and their functions 2. Caring for, and cleaning, tools 3. Safely and properly using all trade tools 4. Correctly using measuring, layout, and leveling devices

1. Demonstrating knowledge of all trade materials and their uses, including: a. lumber types: softwoods, hardwoods, grading, defects b. plywood: different types, grading 2. Using safe and appropriate methods for handling/moving materials of the trade

1. Employing basic carpentry construction techniques 2. Observation of, and familiarization with, work of related heavy/highway trades

1. Welding and burning (cutting) in connection with the trade

1. Studying blueprints/diagrams, or understanding oral instructions, to determine type and dimensions of form 2. Measuring and layout 3. Constructing built-in-place forms or assembling prefabricated wooden forms on site 4. Inserting whalers and ties 5. Anchoring and bracing forms 6. Plumbing and leveling forms 7. Stripping and cleaning forms for reuse

1. All tasks in “F” above 2. Working with custom forms 3. Shoring 4. Installing armored angles

1. All tasks in “F” above 2. Installing chamfer strips 3. Installing raised keyways 4. Forming and installing armored joint systems

1. All tasks in “F” above 2. Installing overhang brackets 3. Setting edge forms 4. Installing scuppers (drip edges) 5. Building and installing bulkheads 6. Setting bridge rail anchor bolts 7. Working with bridge accessories 8. Installing form fillers 9. Setting barrier forms

1. Building and erecting foundation forms (single and double) 2. Building and erecting wall forms 3. Building and erecting girder forms 4. Using steel forms 5. Installing and removing adjustable overhang jacks

1. Rough framing such as: temporary weather protection structures, bridge railings, falseworks 2. Building wooden walkways 3. Rigging crane; signaling crane operator 4. Erecting scaffolds and associated rigging 5. Installing box culverts and catch basins

1. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 2. General Construction Site Safety (including working safely around heavy equipment) 3. OSHA 10-Hour Construction Course – if required for Public Work 4. Drug and Alcohol Awareness 5. Protecting Skin and Eyes from Sun Damage 6. Ladder, Scaffolding and Personnel Lift Safety 7. Wearing/Using Safety Harness 8. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) (for all hazardous materials likely to be encountered onthe-job) 9. Lead Safety 10.Asbestos Awareness – minimum 4 hours (see attachment) 11.Confined Space Safety 12.First Aid – minimum 6.5 hours every 3 years 13.Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – must comply with Section 201-g of the Labor Law

1. Blueprint Reading for the Building Trades 2. Sketching and Layouts 3. CAD Software (if used on-the-job)

1. Basic Mathematics 2. Applications to the Trade 3. The Steel Square 4. Estimating

1. Tools of the Trade 2. Materials of the Trade 3. Form Construction 4. Welding and Burning for the Trade 5. Shoring 6. State and Local Building Codes 7. Rough Framing (if Work Process “K-1” on Appendix A is selected) 8. Use of Lasers in Construction (if used on-the-job)

1. Introduction to the Computer (if used on-the-job)