PRIOR EXPERIENCE LIST *
Select if you have experience with the following items.
1. Landscape work using small powered equipment. Yes: No:
2. Log Skidding/ Loadout. Yes: No:
3. Operated farm equipment such as plows, combines or cultivators. Yes: No:
4. Mobile/ Tower Crane Operation. Yes: No:
5. Operated Earthmoving Machinery. Yes: No:
6. Operated aTravelling Overhead Crane. Yes: No:
7. Operated a forklift in a factory or warehouse. Yes: No:
8. Operated a combine? Yes: No:
9. Worked with a survey party to measure land and its contours. Yes: No:
10. Worked as an oiler on a mobile/ tower crane. Yes: No:
11. Serviced and lubricated heavy equipment. Yes: No:
12. Worked as a heavy equipment mechanic. Yes: No:
13. Had Military MOS as a heavy equipment operator or mechanic. Yes: No:
14. Worked with materials such as metal, brick, wood, or stone. Yes: No:
15. Installed electrical wiring in a residence or building. Yes: No:
16. Worked on some aspects of a building structure such as footings, ceilings, roofs, walls, floors. Yes: No:
17. Made watertight connections in a plumbing system. Yes: No:
18. Used chain, cable, or rope to secure structural steel to a hoist so it could be moved. Yes: No:
19. Worked as a construction laborer. Yes: No:
20. Worked in surface mining operations (strip mines) rock, sand, or gravel. Yes: No:
21. Worked as a crew member on a drilling rig/ platform. Yes: No:
22. Worked as a construction inspector. Yes: No:
23. Worked as a construction craftsman other than as an Operating Engineer. Yes: No:
24. Have you worked in the construction trade? Yes: No:
25. Have military MOS in any construction trade. Yes: No:
26. Used electric welding equipment. Yes: No:
27. Worked in a sawmill. Yes: No:
28. Joined a Labor Union? Yes:No:
29. Repaired and maintained any type of motor vehicle using automotive tools and service manuals. Yes: No:
30. Installed, repaired, or replaced any type of switching equipment. Yes: No:
31. Used various testing equipment to verify and determine defective wiring or parts in electronic equipment such as stereos and TVs. Yes: No:
32. Cared for machines, keeping them oiled and cleaned. Yes: No:
33. Used long-handled tools, e.g., hoes, shovels, picks, axes. Yes: No:
34. Traced and identified various cables and conductors according to diagrams and specifications and made necessary repairs. Yes: No:
35. Performed routine maintenance on tools and equipment such as cleaning,lubricating, and adjusting. Yes: No:
36. Installed, replaced, or repaired simple or complex building mechanical systems or equipment such as heating, lighting, refrigeration, or plumbing. Yes: No:
37. Used hand held power tools such as electric and air tools. Yes: No:
38. Repaired home appliances, e.g. refrigerator, stove, washing machine. Yes: No:
39. Have kept tools organized, cleaned, repaired, and in prime condition. Yes: No:
40. Worked with small hand tools to assemble or disassemble items or make repairs. Yes: No:
41. Repaired farm equipment? Yes: No:
42. Fabricated mechanical devises. Yes: No:
43. Fitted machine sections together following blueprints or diagrams. Yes: No:
44. Installed shafts, belts, or pulleys to properly connect a motor to a machine. Yes: No:
45. Did minor tune ups on cars replacing spark plugs and points. Yes: No:
46. Repaired or overhauled small engines, e.g. lawn mowers and chain saws. Yes: No:
47. Repaired hydraulic lines. Yes: No:
48. Operated heavy duty power equipment such as pumps, compressors, generators. Yes: No:
49. Operated hydraulic lifts. Yes: No:
50. Drove a vehicle with a manual gear shift. Yes: No:
51. Drove a vehicle such as a taxicab, messenger car, van, or delivery truck. Yes: No:
52. Drove long distances that occasionally required overnight stays. Yes: No:
53. Drove a commercially rated truck e.g., dump, tandem axle, cartage, mixer. Yes: No:
54. Operated a bus. Yes: No:
55. Drove a trailer truck? Yes: No:
56. Drove a racing car or motorcycle. Yes: No:
57. Successfully completed a course in machine shop practice. Yes: No:
58. Received certification as a hydraulic or stationary engineer. Yes: No:
59. Successfully completed a course in electricity? Yes: No:
60. Successfully completed a course in mechanics. Yes: No:
61. Successfully completed a course in heavy equipment operations e.g. military, commercial. Yes: No:
62. Successfully completed a course in welding. Yes: No:
63. Successfully completed a course in blueprint reading. Yes:No:
64. Successfully completed a course in hydraulics. Yes: No:
65. Successfully completed a course in diesel mechanics.Yes: No:
66. Successfully completed a course in a vocational shop? Yes: No:
67. Manually controlled or guided materials being processed, e.g. sewing machine, table saw. Yes: No:
68. Used manually powered tools or instruments to perform very accurate or precise operations, e.g. engraver, watchmaker, hobbyist. Yes: No:
69. Started, stopped, controlled, or adjusted the working of a machine or equipment, observing gauges and turning valves, to regulate operations. Yes: No:
70. Operated Automated Machinery. Yes: No:
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