Tie Up Worker
Tie or bolt moving parts of scales.
Data from U.S. Department of Labor
What do Tie Up Workers do?
Ties or bolts moving parts of scales, prior to packing and shipping, to prevent damage: Disconnects and secures mechanisms with screws and bolts at specified points, using handtools. Lifts levers to insert felt pads between pivots and thrusts. Ties installation instruction tags to parts. May package scales.
Should I be a Tie Up Worker?
You should have
degree or higher and share these traits:
You are known for your personal integrity and honesty.
You hold your emotions in check, even in tough situations.
You can always be counted on to do a good job.
Also known as:
Make-Up Market Worker, Truck Garden, Tie-Out Worker
How to become a Tie Up Worker
Most Tie Up Workers have no higher education and get on-the-job training. Think about earning a Certificate to increase your competitiveness in the field.
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