Construction Craft Worker

Trade Description:

Construction craft workers are responsible for site preparation and cleanup, setting up and removing access equipment, working on concrete and masonry, steel, wood and pre-cast erecting projects. They handle materials and equipment and perform demolition, excavation and compaction activities. They may also be responsible for site security and management of pedestrian and vehicular traffic. They are usually found working on a variety of structures including residential, commercial and industrial buildings, as well as hydroelectric dams, roadways, bridges and railways. In some areas, they may also work on utility, landscape and pipeline projects.

Construction craft workers are mostly found on construction sites and work for private as well as municipal, provincial and federal governments.

Trade Regulation	Prepping for the Exam - Booklist
National Occupational Analysis

Apprenticeship - Annual Requirements:

Levels	Total Hours/Year (On-the-Job & Technical Training)	Total Weeks/Year (Technical Training)	Delivered By
2	1,800	8-8	RRC

Training Standards:

Level One	Level Chart
Level Two	Profile Chart
Unit to Course Comparison Checklist	NOA Subtask to Unit Comparison

Red Seal Exam Information

Red Seal Exam Breakdown	Red Seal Exam Self-Assessment Guide
Sample Exams	Red Seal Exam Self-Assessment Guide (PDF)
Types of Exam Questions	Red Seal Exam Preparation Guide

Challenging the Exam - Trades Qualification:

Years of Experience	Hours Required	Additional Practical Exam Required
3	5,400	No
Employer Declaration | Employer Declaration (FR)  Statutory Declaration | Statutory Declaration (FR)

Designated Trainers:

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