{"schemaVersion":"1.0","exportedAt":"2026-05-15T12:38:14.871Z","occupation":{"soc":"47-3012.00","title":"Helpers--Carpenters","group":"Construction & Extraction","sector":"23","jobZone":2,"jobZoneInferred":false},"framework":{"version":"v.26.05","description":"","contextCovered":"This framework covers entry-level through senior carpentry helper practice across residential and light commercial construction environments, encompassing material handling, cutting and fastening, layout, form alignment, safety, and crew coordination.","levels":{"emerging":{"label":"Emerging","statements":["Work area debris and waste materials — remove and dispose of under direct supervision to maintain a clean and safe job site.","Basic hand tools and fasteners — identify and retrieve from storage and transport to the active work site as directed.","Lumber and paneling — hold and position in place while a lead carpenter performs fastening or cutting operations.","Nails, screws, and glue — apply to join timber pieces under step-by-step instruction from a journeyman carpenter.","Power drill operation — practice drilling holes in lumber under direct supervision on a residential construction site.","Tape measure and pencil — use to mark basic cut lines on lumber according to dimensions provided by a supervisor.","Safety protocols and PPE requirements — recognize and follow on an active construction job site.","Lumber and equipment requests — listen to and accurately fulfill by selecting correct materials from the storage area.","Simple tie spacing layouts — assist in measuring and marking under the direct guidance of a lead carpenter.","Tool storage and inventory — return all equipment to designated locations at the end of each shift as instructed."]},"developing":{"label":"Developing","statements":["Circular saw and hand saw — operate independently to cut timbers and lumber to specified dimensions on a construction site.","Framing lumber and paneling — align, straighten, and hold in proper position to support fastening by the carpentry crew.","Nails, pegs, screws, and hardware — fasten and install routinely with reduced oversight on light commercial framing projects.","Tie spacing layouts — measure, mark, and drill following established plans with minimal direction from the lead carpenter.","Forms for concrete or structural installation — align, plumb, and square using levels and measuring instruments in the field.","Job site cleanliness standards — maintain throughout the workday by proactively removing hazards and organizing materials.","Material quantities and dimensions — calculate using basic math skills to support daily framing and installation tasks.","Crew communication — relay task updates and material needs clearly to team members on a fast-paced construction site.","Power tools and pneumatic nailers — select and use appropriately for each fastening task based on material specifications.","Potential worksite hazards — monitor and report to the lead carpenter to support ongoing site safety on construction projects."]},"proficient":{"label":"Proficient","statements":["Full scope of lumber cutting and drilling tasks — execute autonomously to precise specifications across residential and commercial construction sites.","Structural forms — align, plumb, square, and adjust independently to meet project tolerances without supervisory input.","Non-routine fastening challenges — troubleshoot and resolve using appropriate hardware, adhesives, and techniques in the field.","Complex tie spacing and layout sequences — perform from blueprints or verbal specifications with accuracy on multi-phase projects.","Material and tool selection decisions — make independently by evaluating project requirements and available inventory at the job site.","Work site safety conditions — assess continuously and implement corrective actions to protect crew members on active construction sites.","Junior helpers and new hires — guide and demonstrate correct techniques during daily carpentry tasks on the job site.","Coordination with other trades — communicate and sequence work effectively to avoid conflicts and delays on a shared construction site.","Equipment maintenance and inspection — conduct routinely to ensure tools remain in safe working condition throughout the project.","Depth perception and spatial judgment — apply when positioning and cutting large timber assemblies in confined or elevated work areas."]},"advanced":{"label":"Advanced","statements":["Site-wide material handling and staging systems — design and implement to maximize efficiency and safety across all phases of a construction project.","Helper and apprentice training programs — develop and deliver on the job site to build foundational carpentry skills across the crew.","Multi-task workflow sequencing — direct and coordinate among a team of helpers and carpenters to meet project milestones on schedule.","Job site safety culture — lead by example and enforce compliance with protocols across all crew members and subcontractors.","Quality standards for fastening, alignment, and cutting — establish and audit to ensure structural integrity across entire construction projects.","Complex layout and framing challenges — resolve at the organizational level by applying advanced problem-solving and construction knowledge.","Tool and equipment procurement decisions — recommend and justify based on project scope, crew capability, and budget on large-scale sites.","Cross-trade communication — facilitate between carpentry crews and project managers or inspectors to resolve technical conflicts efficiently.","Performance evaluation of helpers and developing carpenters — conduct and document to support professional growth and crew accountability.","Organizational best practices for carpentry support operations — define and refine to continuously improve productivity and safety across multiple job sites."]}}},"sources":{"onet":"v30.2 (CC BY 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