{"schemaVersion":"1.0","exportedAt":"2026-05-15T12:38:30.538Z","occupation":{"soc":"47-3013.00","title":"Helpers--Electricians","group":"Construction & Extraction","sector":"23","jobZone":2,"jobZoneInferred":false},"framework":{"version":"v.26.05","description":"","contextCovered":"This framework covers hands-on electrical helper duties in residential, commercial, and light industrial construction and maintenance environments, from entry-level supervised tasks through crew-level leadership and training responsibilities.","levels":{"emerging":{"label":"Emerging","statements":["Wire ends and stripping pliers — identify and use under direct supervision to remove insulation and prepare wires for attachment on a residential job site.","Basic hand tools and measuring instruments — measure and cut wire to specified lengths following a journeyman electrician's direction on a construction site.","Electrical conduit and bending tools — bend conduit to prescribed angles under close supervision in a commercial building installation context.","Test meters and short-circuit indicators — recognize and report wiring faults to a supervising electrician during routine site inspections.","Loose connections and broken insulation — examine electrical units for visible defects under direct guidance on active job sites.","Hand and power drills — drill holes through walls and framing members following marked locations as directed by a lead electrician.","Wiring and pull lines — assist in pushing or pulling wire through conduit and wall openings under supervision on new construction sites.","Work area tools and supplies — clean work areas, wash parts, and organize materials at the end of each shift on a construction or maintenance site.","Personal protective equipment and safety protocols — follow established public safety procedures when working near energized systems under direct oversight.","Tool and equipment inventory — maintain and return hand tools and power tools to designated storage at the close of each workday on a job site."]},"developing":{"label":"Developing","statements":["Wire stripping pliers and terminal connectors — strip insulation and secure wire ends to terminals with minimal oversight in preparation for soldering on residential and light commercial projects.","Test meters and circuit diagrams — trace short circuits through wiring systems independently, applying learned troubleshooting steps on routine service calls.","Measuring instruments and hand tools — measure, cut, and bend wire and conduit to specification without continuous supervision on mid-scale commercial installations.","Electrical units and junction boxes — inspect and tighten loose connections and replace damaged insulation using hand tools during scheduled maintenance visits.","Tools, vehicles, and parts inventory — maintain assigned equipment and supply stock in proper working order across multiple active job sites.","Hand and power tools — drill openings and route wiring through finished wall cavities and structural members during renovation and retrofit projects.","Semi-skilled electrical tasks — perform a range of installation and repair duties under reduced oversight, adapting methods to varying site conditions.","Active listening and coordination skills — communicate task progress and material needs clearly with journeyman electricians and site supervisors during daily operations.","Quality control checks — identify and flag substandard workmanship or non-compliant wiring runs before final inspection on construction projects.","Site cleanliness and material handling — dispose of scrap wire and conduit correctly and maintain an orderly workspace throughout multi-day installation jobs."]},"proficient":{"label":"Proficient","statements":["Wire preparation and terminal connections — perform full insulation stripping, wire attachment, and pre-solder preparation autonomously across residential, commercial, and light industrial projects.","Short-circuit diagnostics and test meters — trace and isolate faults in complex wiring systems independently, interpreting meter readings and circuit layouts without assistance.","Conduit layout and bending calculations — plan, measure, cut, and bend conduit runs to meet design specifications on large-scale commercial construction sites.","Electrical unit inspections — conduct thorough evaluations of connections, insulation integrity, and panel conditions, making corrective repairs without supervisory direction.","Fleet and equipment maintenance — manage the upkeep of tools, vehicles, and specialty equipment, scheduling service intervals to minimize job-site downtime.","Wiring installation through complex structures — drill and route wiring through finished ceilings, fire-rated assemblies, and conditioned spaces while meeting code requirements.","Full-scope electrical support duties — execute semi-skilled and unskilled installation, maintenance, and repair tasks across diverse system types with full accountability for outcomes.","Troubleshooting judgment — apply critical thinking to prioritize and resolve non-routine electrical problems encountered during maintenance and repair assignments.","Code and safety compliance — verify that all completed work meets applicable building and electrical codes before sign-off, protecting site safety and regulatory standing.","Mentoring and on-site guidance — demonstrate correct techniques and safety practices to newer helpers, supporting skill development during shared field assignments."]},"advanced":{"label":"Advanced","statements":["Wire and conduit installation standards — establish site-wide best practices for wire preparation and conduit layout, ensuring consistent quality across all helper and apprentice teams.","Fault-finding methodology — develop and communicate systematic troubleshooting procedures for short circuits and wiring defects used by all crew members on large commercial projects.","Material and tool procurement strategy — lead the planning, ordering, and management of parts, supplies, and equipment inventories to support multi-crew electrical projects on schedule.","Safety and compliance program — set and enforce public safety and electrical code standards across job sites, conducting audits and corrective action for the entire helper workforce.","Workforce coordination — direct the daily assignments and workflow of multiple helper teams across simultaneous construction or maintenance projects, optimizing crew productivity.","Quality assurance oversight — design and implement inspection checkpoints for electrical installations, reviewing completed work against design specifications before contractor sign-off.","Training curriculum development — create structured on-the-job learning plans and task progressions for incoming helpers, aligned with apprenticeship milestones and Job Zone 2 expectations.","Cross-trade collaboration — represent the electrical helper team in coordination meetings with general contractors, engineers, and other trades to integrate work sequences on complex builds.","Performance evaluation and feedback — assess individual helper competency levels, document progress, and recommend advancement or additional training based on observed field performance.","Operational process improvement — analyze recurring inefficiencies in tool use, material flow, and task sequencing, implementing changes that reduce rework and improve site safety outcomes."]}}},"sources":{"onet":"v30.2 (CC BY 4.0)","crosswalk":"https://skillscrosswalk.com","generator":"LER.me"},"attribution":"© EBSCOed"}