{"schemaVersion":"1.0","exportedAt":"2026-05-15T12:39:39.065Z","occupation":{"soc":"47-3011.00","title":"Helpers--Brickmasons, Blockmasons, Stonemasons, and Tile and Marble Setters","group":"Construction & Extraction","sector":"23","jobZone":2,"jobZoneInferred":false},"framework":{"version":"v.26.05","description":"","contextCovered":"This framework covers helper-level masonry support work in residential, commercial, and institutional construction environments, encompassing material preparation, cutting, transport, scaffold erection, and installation assistance across brick, block, stone, tile, and marble trades.","levels":{"emerging":{"label":"Emerging","statements":["Mortar and grout mixtures — prepare by hand or machine following standard formulas under direct supervisor guidance on a commercial construction site.","Hand tools and basic power equipment — identify and handle safely under close supervision during initial on-the-job training.","Building materials such as tile, brick, and stone — transport manually or with conveyance equipment to designated installation areas under direction.","Scaffolding components — assist in erecting and disassembling simple structures under the supervision of an experienced mason on a job site.","Materials, tools, and machines — arrange and store in designated areas following crew instructions to maintain an organized worksite.","Tile cutters and power saws — operate under direct supervision to make basic straight cuts to specified dimensions.","Mason supply needs — recognize and locate materials from storage areas following numbered sequences or simple drawings.","Installation assistance tasks — provide basic support during tile, brick, or stone surface preparation under continuous journeyman oversight.","Job site safety protocols — follow established procedures for personal protective equipment use and hazard recognition throughout the workday.","Physical stamina and trunk strength — apply consistently when lifting and carrying heavy materials across active construction job sites."]},"developing":{"label":"Developing","statements":["Mortar, plaster, and grout mixtures — prepare routinely using both manual and machine methods, adjusting consistency to meet standard installation requirements.","Tile cutters and power saws — operate with limited oversight to cut materials to specified sizes for a variety of residential and commercial installation tasks.","Scaffolding and temporary support structures — erect and secure with reduced supervision, applying basic safety checks before crew use.","Material quantities and sequencing — coordinate supply delivery to masons by reading installation drawings and following numbered layout sequences on active job sites.","Tools, equipment, and materials — organize and store systematically between tasks to minimize downtime and support efficient crew workflow.","Mixing and grouting procedures — adapt basic techniques in response to differing material types or environmental conditions such as temperature or surface porosity.","Installation preparation tasks — assist journeyman masons during tile, brick, and stone surface repair or rebuilding with growing independence.","Time management on multi-task assignments — prioritize material transport, mixing, and staging duties to support uninterrupted mason productivity.","Conveyance equipment such as hand trucks and dollies — operate safely and efficiently when moving heavy loads across construction job sites.","Near vision and arm-hand steadiness — apply during close-tolerance cutting and fitting tasks to ensure accurate material placement for mason installation."]},"proficient":{"label":"Proficient","statements":["Mortar, grout, and plaster formulas — modify and calibrate independently based on specific installation requirements, substrate conditions, and manufacturer specifications.","Power saws and tile cutting equipment — operate with full autonomy to produce precise cuts for complex patterns, curves, and non-standard dimensions on varied surfaces.","Scaffolding and elevated work platforms — plan, erect, and inspect safely without oversight, ensuring structural compliance for multi-trade use on large job sites.","Material logistics and sequencing — manage end-to-end supply coordination for multiple masons simultaneously, interpreting detailed construction drawings and schedules.","Mixing, grinding, polishing, and cleaning procedures — evaluate and adjust techniques across non-routine situations including restoration, historic materials, and specialty finishes.","Installation support for tile, brick, and stone surfaces — execute preparation, repair, and rebuilding tasks with full independence across a wide range of surface types and conditions.","Tool and equipment storage systems — design and maintain organized site layouts that reduce material handling time and minimize loss or damage throughout a project lifecycle.","Critical thinking in material problem-solving — diagnose mixing inconsistencies, surface defects, or installation errors and implement effective corrective actions without escalation.","Physical coordination and extent flexibility — sustain high performance during demanding multi-limb tasks such as simultaneous lifting, positioning, and securing of heavy masonry units.","Worksite monitoring — observe crew activities and material conditions continuously to identify safety risks, quality issues, or scheduling conflicts before they escalate."]},"advanced":{"label":"Advanced","statements":["Crew workflow and task coordination — direct daily assignments for teams of helpers and apprentices across concurrent masonry projects to maximize productivity and quality outcomes.","Material preparation standards and procedures — establish site-wide mixing, cutting, and handling protocols that ensure consistency across all crew members throughout a project.","Scaffolding and installation structure planning — lead the design and safety review of complex temporary structure configurations for large-scale commercial or institutional construction projects.","Apprentice development and on-the-job training — mentor emerging helpers in safe tool use, mixing formulas, and material handling techniques to build long-term craft workforce capability.","Project material management systems — oversee procurement, staging, and inventory tracking for full-scale masonry projects, reducing waste and preventing supply disruptions.","Quality assurance for installation support operations — evaluate helper and apprentice workmanship against specification standards and implement corrective coaching at the crew level.","Cross-trade coordination — collaborate with tile setters, brickmasons, and site supervisors to align material readiness, sequencing, and scaffolding with overall construction schedules.","Non-standard and complex installation requirements — lead problem resolution for unusual substrates, heritage materials, or high-tolerance applications requiring advanced procedural adaptation.","Worksite safety culture — champion and enforce safety standards for tool operation, material handling, and scaffold use, modeling cautiousness and dependability for the entire crew.","Operational efficiency improvements — analyze site workflows, identify bottlenecks in material transport and mixing operations, and implement process changes that reduce labor hours and project costs."]}}},"sources":{"onet":"v30.2 (CC BY 4.0)","crosswalk":"https://skillscrosswalk.com","generator":"LER.me"},"attribution":"© EBSCOed"}