{"schemaVersion":"1.0","exportedAt":"2026-05-15T12:38:47.194Z","occupation":{"soc":"49-3092.00","title":"Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians","group":"Installation, Maintenance & Repair","sector":"81","jobZone":2,"jobZoneInferred":false},"framework":{"version":"v.26.05","description":"","contextCovered":"This framework covers RV service technician practice across dealership and independent shop environments, spanning electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and propane systems diagnosis, repair, and quality assurance from entry-level task assistance through department leadership.","levels":{"emerging":{"label":"Emerging","statements":["Work orders and customer-reported issues — read and interpret under direct supervision to identify the scope of RV repair tasks in a dealership service bay.","Basic hand tools and test instruments — select and use under technician guidance to assist with routine RV inspections on the service floor.","Exterior and interior RV components — visually inspect for obvious damage or wear following a structured checklist provided by a lead technician.","Electrical shore-power connections — assist in connecting RVs to outside power sources and observe switch activation to test appliance and lighting operation.","Caulking compounds and basic pipe fittings — apply under supervision to seal minor plumbing leaks on residential-style RV water systems.","Ohmmeters and continuity testers — use under direction to identify frayed wiring or broken connections in accessible RV electrical panels.","Furnace and air conditioning components — recognize and name major parts while assisting a senior technician with climate-system diagnostics.","Service bay safety protocols — follow consistently when handling propane, electrical, and chemical materials during entry-level RV repair tasks.","Inventory management software — enter parts usage data and retrieve stock information under supervision to support shop workflow.","Customers and service writers — listen actively and relay vehicle complaint information accurately to supervising technicians in a retail RV service environment."]},"developing":{"label":"Developing","statements":["RV plumbing systems — diagnose and repair leaks independently by replacing pipes and applying caulking compound using pipe wrenches on standard coach models.","Propane gas lines — inspect, pressure-test, and repair with appropriate fittings and caulking compounds following manufacturer specifications in a service shop setting.","Furnace and rooftop air conditioning units — perform routine diagnostic checks and carry out common repairs with reduced oversight in a mid-volume RV dealership.","Frayed or mis-wired circuits — locate and correct using ohmmeters, soldering irons, and hand tools on 12-volt and 120-volt RV electrical systems.","Repaired systems and components — test operation after completing adjustments to verify completeness of work before returning units to customers.","Work orders — document labor, parts, and findings accurately using shop management or point-of-sale software to maintain service records.","Familiar repair scenarios — apply systematic troubleshooting steps to identify root causes in RV mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems without constant direction.","Customer concerns — confer with owners and interpret their descriptions to prioritize and plan repair sequences in a busy service environment.","Equipment condition — monitor operational parameters during post-repair functional tests to confirm appliances, generators, and slide mechanisms perform within specification.","Commonly replaced RV parts — select appropriate replacement components by cross-referencing parts catalogs and supplier databases to ensure compatibility."]},"proficient":{"label":"Proficient","statements":["Complex RV electrical faults — diagnose and resolve autonomously, including intermittent short circuits and multi-zone control failures, across diverse coach brands and model years.","HVAC systems — perform full overhaul of both furnace and air conditioning units, including component replacement and refrigerant handling, on Class A, B, and C motorhomes without supervision.","Non-routine plumbing failures — evaluate and repair water pump, grey-water, and black-water system issues using copper and plastic pipe techniques adapted to confined RV underbelly spaces.","Pre-delivery inspections — conduct thorough end-to-end RV assessments, identifying mechanical, structural, and systems deficiencies and prescribing corrective actions across the full vehicle scope.","Repair quality — perform multi-point quality control analysis after completing jobs to ensure all systems meet manufacturer tolerances and customer expectations before vehicle release.","Propane distribution and safety systems — inspect, diagnose, and certify repairs on LP regulator assemblies, solenoid valves, and appliance connections in compliance with NFPA 1192 standards.","Unusual or compound problems — apply critical thinking and deductive reasoning to solve multi-system failures where electrical, plumbing, and structural issues interact in a single repair event.","Technical service bulletins and wiring diagrams — read, interpret, and apply manufacturer documentation independently to guide accurate diagnosis and repair of advanced RV system issues.","Repair scope and cost — exercise sound judgment to develop accurate estimates and communicate technical findings clearly to service managers and customers in a dealership setting.","Apprentice technicians — provide on-the-job guidance during assigned repairs, modeling correct diagnostic technique and safe tool use in the service bay."]},"advanced":{"label":"Advanced","statements":["Shop-wide diagnostic standards and repair workflows — develop and implement to ensure consistent, high-quality outcomes across all technician skill levels in a multi-bay RV service department.","Technician team capability — assess individual skill gaps and design targeted on-the-job training plans that accelerate progression from emerging to proficient within the dealership.","Complex warranty and liability determinations — lead evaluation of disputed repairs, applying deep mechanical and regulatory knowledge to protect the business and satisfy customer obligations.","Service department efficiency metrics — monitor and analyze productivity, come-back rates, and parts costs using spreadsheet and management software to drive continuous operational improvement.","Vendor and parts supplier relationships — manage strategically to ensure parts availability, negotiate pricing, and align inventory levels with seasonal RV service demand.","Safety and compliance programs — establish and enforce shop standards for propane handling, electrical safety, and hazardous materials in alignment with OSHA and industry regulations.","Escalated customer situations — resolve with authority and professionalism, applying service orientation and oral communication skills to restore trust and retain long-term client relationships.","New RV technology adoption — evaluate emerging systems such as lithium battery management, solar integration, and advanced slide controllers, and lead technician upskilling initiatives accordingly.","Multi-department coordination — collaborate with sales, parts, and finance teams to align service capacity with dealership revenue goals and customer delivery timelines.","Organizational knowledge transfer — document best-practice repair procedures, diagnostic decision trees, and training materials to build institutional capability and reduce reliance on individual expertise."]}}},"sources":{"onet":"v30.2 (CC BY 4.0)","crosswalk":"https://skillscrosswalk.com","generator":"LER.me"},"attribution":"© EBSCOed"}