ONET Occupations » 49-9095.00

Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installers

Move or install mobile homes or prefabricated buildings.

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Parachute skills

  1. Cut, carve, chisel - Things (4.65)
  2. Finish, restore, preserve - Things (4.65)
  3. Operate, drive - Things (4.61)
  4. Construct - Things (4.60)
  5. Shape, model, sculpt - Things (4.60)
  6. Repair - Things (4.60)
  7. Set up, assemble - Things (4.60)
  8. Examine, inspect, compare, see similarities and differences - Data (4.58)
  9. Make, produce, manufacture - Things (4.57)
  10. Supervise, manage - People (4.53)
  11. Coordinate - People (4.47)
  12. Pay attention to details - Data (4.33)
  13. Compile, keep records, file, retrieve - Data (4.27)
  14. Manipulate - Things (4.25)
  15. Create, innovate, invent - Data (4.12)
  16. Convey warmth and empathy - People (4.12)
  17. Serve, care for, follow instructions faithfully - People (4.12)
  18. Initiate, lead, be a pioneer - People (4.11)
  19. Use my body, hands, fingers, with unusual dexterity or strength - Things (4.00)
  20. Use my intuition - Data (3.88)
  21. Use my brain - Data (3.87)
  22. Use acute senses (hearing, smell, taste, sight) - Data (3.75)
  23. Imagine - Data (3.75)
  24. Visualize, including in three dimensions - Data (3.75)
  25. Follow through, get things done - People (3.75)
  26. Control, expedite things - Things (3.75)
  27. Teach, tutor, or train (individuals, groups, animals) - People (3.74)
  28. Negotiate, resolve conflicts - People (3.60)
  29. Design, use artistic abilities, be original - Data (3.57)
  30. Listen - People (3.50)

ONET Skills

ONET Abilities

ONET Work Styles
  1. Critical Thinking (3.75)
  2. Operation and Control (3.75)
  3. Quality Control Analysis (3.75)
  4. Operation Monitoring (3.62)
  5. Monitoring (3.50)
  6. Coordination (3.50)
  7. Judgment and Decision Making (3.50)
  1. Multilimb Coordination (4.38)
  2. Control Precision (4.25)
  3. Arm-Hand Steadiness (4.00)
  4. Manual Dexterity (4.00)
  5. Problem Sensitivity (3.88)
  6. Finger Dexterity (3.88)
  7. Reaction Time (3.88)
  8. Visualization (3.75)
  9. Near Vision (3.75)
  10. Trunk Strength (3.75)
  11. Depth Perception (3.63)
  12. Extent Flexibility (3.63)
  13. Static Strength (3.63)
  14. Stamina (3.50)
  15. Response Orientation (3.50)
  16. Far Vision (3.50)
  17. Oral Comprehension (3.50)
  1. Dependability (4.57)
  2. Attention to Detail (4.33)
  3. Cooperation (4.12)
  4. Concern for Others (4.12)
  5. Integrity (4.12)
  6. Innovation (4.12)
  7. Leadership (4.11)
  8. Self Control (4.11)
  9. Adaptability/Flexibility (4.11)
  10. Stress Tolerance (4.09)
  11. Initiative (4.00)
  12. Analytical Thinking (3.87)
  13. Persistence (3.75)
  14. Independence (3.72)
  15. Social Orientation (3.68)

Work Activities

Detailed Work Activities
  1. Inspecting Equipment, Structures, or Material (4.73)
  2. Controlling Machines and Processes (4.65)
  3. Making Decisions and Solving Problems (4.61)
  4. Operating Vehicles, Mechanized Devices, or Equipment (4.61)
  5. Performing General Physical Activities (4.60)
  6. Evaluating Information to Determine Compliance with Standards (4.58)
  7. Handling and Moving Objects (4.57)
  8. Guiding, Directing, and Motivating Subordinates (4.53)
  9. Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates (4.48)
  10. Coordinating the Work and Activities of Others (4.47)
  11. Scheduling Work and Activities (4.43)
  12. Organizing, Planning, and Prioritizing Work (4.35)
  13. Getting Information (4.30)
  14. Developing and Building Teams (4.28)
  15. Updating and Using Relevant Knowledge (4.27)
  16. Establishing and Maintaining Interpersonal Relationships (4.23)
  17. Communicating with Persons Outside Organization (4.22)
  18. Repairing and Maintaining Mechanical Equipment (4.21)
  19. Interpreting the Meaning of Information for Others (4.19)
  20. Performing for or Working Directly with the Public (4.07)
  21. Coaching and Developing Others (4.00)
  22. Judging the Qualities of Things, Services, or People (3.94)
  23. Identifying Objects, Actions, and Events (3.93)
  24. Monitor Processes, Materials, or Surroundings (3.77)
  25. Training and Teaching Others (3.74)
  26. Performing Administrative Activities (3.68)
  27. Monitoring and Controlling Resources (3.62)
  28. Resolving Conflicts and Negotiating with Others (3.60)
  29. Thinking Creatively (3.57)
  1. Use Voltmeter, Ammeter, Or Ohmmeter (4.65)
  2. Use Hand Or Power Woodworking Tools (4.65)
  3. Use Spray Paint Equipment (4.65)
  4. Solder Electrical Or Electronic Connections Or Components (4.65)
  5. Use Hand Or Power Tools (4.65)
  6. Use Soldering Equipment (4.65)
  7. Use Measuring Devices In Construction Or Extraction Work (4.65)
  8. Drive Tractor-Trailer Truck (4.61)
  9. Erect Scaffold (4.60)
  10. Install Prefabricated Building Components (4.60)
  11. Construct, Erect, Or Repair Wooden Frameworks Or Structures (4.60)
  12. Install Siding Or Sheeting (4.60)
  13. Finish Or Refinish Floor, Furniture, Or Related Wood Surfaces (4.60)
  14. Apply Adhesives, Caulking, Sealants, Or Coatings (4.60)
  15. Move Or Fit Heavy Objects (4.60)
  16. Repair Prefabricated Wooden Building Components (4.60)
  17. Paint Walls Or Other Structural Surfaces (4.60)
  18. Install Carpet, Linoleum, Tile, Or Related Material Onto Floors Or Walls (4.60)
  19. Prepare Building Surfaces For Paint, Finishes, Wallpaper, Or Adhesives (4.60)
  20. Cut, Shape, Fit, Or Join Wood Or Other Construction Materials (4.60)
  21. Build Or Repair Structures In Construction, Repair, Or Manufacturing Setting (4.60)
  22. Perform Safety Inspections In Industrial, Manufacturing Or Repair Setting (4.58)
  23. Adhere To Safety Procedures (4.58)
  24. Fabricate, Assemble, Or Disassemble Manufactured Products By Hand (4.57)
  25. Assemble And Install Pipe Sections, Fittings, Or Plumbing Fixtures (4.57)
  26. Read Specifications (4.30)
  27. Read Work Order, Instructions, Formulas, Or Processing Charts (4.30)
  28. Read Schematics (4.30)
  29. Read Tape Measure (4.30)
  30. Read Technical Drawings (4.30)
  31. Read Blueprints (4.30)
  32. Use Knowledge Of Metric System (4.27)
  33. Use Basic Carpentry Techniques (4.27)
  34. Use Basic Plumbing Techniques (4.27)
  35. Use Concrete Fabrication Techniques (4.27)
  36. Use Oral Or Written Communication Techniques (4.27)
  37. Diagnose Mechanical Problems In Machinery Or Equipment (4.21)
  38. Conduct Tests To Locate Mechanical System Malfunction (4.21)
  39. Repair Or Replace Gas, Steam, Sewer, Or Water Piping Or Fixtures (4.21)
  40. Repair Or Replace Malfunctioning Or Worn Mechanical Components (4.21)
  41. Test Mechanical Products Or Equipment (4.21)
  42. Inspect Machinery Or Equipment To Determine Adjustments Or Repairs Needed (4.21)
  43. Understand Service Or Repair Manuals (3.93)