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Self Assessment

My name IS . I am currently 17 years old. I enjoy doing many things on my spare time some of my hobbies include playing football, Colleting swords, World War 2 medals and soon to collect antique rifles. Over the summer I work as a bricklayer where I learn lots of skills and techniques to become a full time bricklayer. I hope to have my own construction business in the next 10-15 years where I will be the man giving orders not taking orders. Also I hope that my business will become the biggest in Ontario.

I have many different values and beliefs. I value my family and relationship with them. They mean so much to me in this world. No other family can't replace my family because of all the great times we all had together. I also values my grandparents because they have always been there for me and they help me through my life. These people are always there when you need them and there always there to listen to you and give you advice when you need it. I believe in my catholic faith and attend mass regularly.

I have an easy going personality. But sometimes I get serious about things. When it involves money I am serious about it but when it doesn't I am a laid back guy that doesn't care about much and I don't like to stress to much. I also like to work hard so I can get somewhere in life. I dislike people that talk about you behind your back. I like a lot of things like football hanging out with people, motorcycles and many other stuff.

When I took the multiple intelligence test I found out that I am a body and self smart. Before I took the test I didn't think I was anything smart but I found out that I am smart in something. What surprised me the most was when I found out that I was body smart because I am not in the best smart and I am not really that active.

Crane Operator

Job Description:

The power-driven wire hoist in cranes has revolutionized the construction of tall buildings. It has, in fact, made high-rise construction possible. Crane operators are in demand at construction sites and they also work at logging, mining and industrial sites. This sometimes involves work in remote locations but crane operators usually work at established sorting sites, industrial yards and mining areas.

Working Conditions:

Crane operators usually work in resource industries, manufacturing, construction, transportation and wholesale trade. In manufacturing operations, crane operators move materials and equipment around the plant and onto tracks, trains and ships for transport. On construction sites, crane operators move materials into place and drive pilings on large-scale projects, such as buildings, bridges, pipelines and towers. Cargo handlers at rail yards and ports use crane operators to transfer cargo from one mode of transport to another.

Personal Characteristics:

Crane and hoisting equipment operators need the following characteristics:

* co-ordination and manual dexterity

* the ability to work in high places

* good vision

* the ability to work as part of a team and communicate with ground crews, usually using hand signals and voice communication

* the ability to travel to different locations.

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They should also enjoy working independently when necessary and be capable decision-makers.

Secondary Courses:

Some high school courses that are required are Construction Technologies; Energy and Mines; Fabrication Studies; Forestry; Language Arts; and Mechanics.

Post Secondary Program:

You do not need to go to any collage or university all u need to do is get an apprenticeship and work for 3000 hours in a crane to complete it.

Future Growth:

The future Growth of a crane operator is very well but not easy to get a possession for one you must spend a lot of hours in the crane while doing your apprenticeship.

Salary:

$50,957 ( based on full-time/ full-year work)

The average full-time, full-year wage for crane operators is higher than the average ($44,231) for all occupations in the province. Crane operators wages vary, depending on experience, the industry they work in and factors such as premiums paid to those who in remote locations. Based on these variables, 54% of crane operators working full-time , full-year earn more than $50,000 per year.

Disadvantages:

Some of the disadvantages of being a crane operator is working up so high and another disadvantage is getting dehydrated from the sun beaming down on you on a hot day.

Millwright

Job Description:

Some of the work a Millwright does is

* Take delivery of new equipment

* Lift and move light machinery

* Work with hydraulic lift-trucks

* Consult with management

* Follow manufacturer's blueprints

* Fit bearings, align gears

* Use precision measuring devices

* Use welders cutting torches

* Repair or replace worn parts.

Working Conditions:

Millwrights generally work indoors a manufacturing facility, installing or overhauling industrial machines. The work environment can be noisy and dirty. Workers may be required to work at heights from a ladder or scaffolding or in cramped spaces. Workers must be physically fit to work on large machines.

Personal Characteristics:

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