1. Positions textile articles, such as towels, bath cloths, blankets, sheets, and pillowcases at designated intervals on gummed-top table to prepare them for screen printing. 2. Smooths wrinkles from articles and presses articles to table top with hands to prevent slipping. 3. May hang printed articles on line to dry.
1. Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in arranging mosaic tile on pattern boards and pasting backing on arrangements, setting up and operating automatic tile-gluing machine, inspecting sheets of tile for defects, and packing tile in cartons. 2. Trains new workers. 3. Performs duties as described under SUPERVISOR Master …
1. Presses belt tops and linings together, using hands and machine filled with paste: Loads hopper of machine and feeds belt top and lining through machine to apply coat of paste. 2. Aligns belt top and lining by hand and runs parts through mangle to press them together. 3. May …
1. Serves passengers aboard ship by performing any combination of following duties: Answers bells from staterooms requesting service. 2. Obtains food or beverage from galley, pantry, or bar, and carries it to staterooms. 3. Demonstrates donning of life jackets during passenger boat drill. 4. Serves hors d’oeuvres during entertainment. 5. …
1. Renders variety of personal services to airline passengers requiring other than normal service, such as company officials, distinguished persons, foreign speaking passengers, invalids, and unaccompanied children: Greets and escorts distinguished persons to lounge or waiting area. 2. Transports special passengers between lobby and boarding area, using electric cart. 3. …
1. Renders personal services to railroad passengers to make their trip pleasant and comfortable: Straightens seat cushions and window shades to prepare cars for passengers. 2. Greets passengers boarding trains and introduces passengers to each other. 3. Answers questions about train schedules, travel routes, and railway services. 4. Assists in …
1. Stands at gate in railroad or rapid-transit station to admit passengers holding tickets or tokens, or at an exit to prevent unauthorized entrance of passengers. 2. Tears or punches tickets to prevent their reuse. 3. May count tickets to tally number of passengers boarding train. 4. May give passengers …
1. Tends mixing machine or mulling mill that mixes lead oxide powders, water, and acid into paste for storage-battery grids: Measures or weighs specified amounts of oxide, water, and acid, using barrels, buckets, or measuring tanks. 2. Dumps barrels of oxide into mixer or into pit equipped with bucket elevator …
1. Arranges tiles into designs for such use as flooring or sink tops and pastes paper on tile to preserve arrangement of design: Inserts individual colored tiles in slots in form-board following sample design. 2. Pastes sheet of paper on top of tile arrangement. 3. Places sheets of tiles in …
1. Hammers wood partitions into grooves of other partitions to form sections in bottle boxes. 2. Presses partition clips against top edges of partitions and into box ends to fasten partitions.
1. Operates machine that automatically fits precut cardboard sections together to form complete partitions for cardboard cartons, according to specifications: Installs and adjusts stripper bars, feed dogs, side and finger guides, back stops, and ejector bars on machine table, and receiving fingers and push bars on rotating partition assembling wheel, …
1. Tends machine that cuts interlocking slots or notches in two strips of cardboard and automatically assembles strips at right angles to form multicell partition for cardboard container: Loads rolls of cardboard into machine feed reels and threads cardboard through guide rolls. 2. Starts machine and observes operation of feeding, …
1. Reviews blueprints, change orders, and other engineering data to prepare and maintain master parts listings, catalogs, and other documentation used for material requisitioning and disbursement, inventory control, production planning, scheduling, and related manufacturing activities: Examines engineering drawings, blueprints, orders, and other documentation for conformance to established criteria regarding materials, …
1. Receives, stores, and issues spare and replacement parts, equipment, and expendable items used in repair or maintenance shop. 2. Takes inventory of parts and equipment and maintains inventory records. 3. May drive truck to pick up incoming stock or to pick up and deliver parts to units in other …
1. Compiles master lists of replaceable parts in electronic equipment to ensure inventories and to provide government and other customers with information on source of parts: Reads master bill of materials to obtain complete list of parts used in product. 2. Identifies each item by part number, manufacturer, and brief …
1. Removes watch parts from metal polishing blocks, utilizing one of following methods: Heats block on hot plate to melt shellac, and pushes parts off block, using spatula, or holds block upside down and blows parts off block, using compressed airhose. 2. Heats and places block upside down on bed …
1. Repairs salvable mechanical parts of machines and equipment: Dismantles machinery, equipment, and parts, using handtools, such as hacksaws, files, reamers, wrenches and screwdrivers. 2. Inspects parts to determine salvageability or method of repairing or reworking parts. 3. Sets up and operates metalworking tools, such as engine lathes, milling, drilling, …
1. Purchases, stores, and issues spare parts for motor vehicles or industrial equipment: Obtains purchase order number from purchasing department and assigns identifying number. 2. Reads shop manuals to ascertain type and specification of part. 3. Visits, telephones, telegraphs, or contacts vendors by mail to order parts. 4. Compares invoices …
1. Fashions and hand sews cloth, braid, silk, and other materials to make ornaments for dresses, coats, and housefurnishings. 2. Attaches fasteners and trimmings, such as tassels, braids, cords, loops, and beads to ornaments. 3. May tie colored ribbons into bows and do hand embroidery and fagoting. 4. May weave …
1. Chaperones young people attending social functions held in hotels or restaurants: Greets guests and answers questions regarding program. 2. Arranges for entertainment, such as games, concerts, and motion pictures. 3. Asks guests to observe rules of establishment or reports offenders to HOUSE OFFICER. 4. May collect tickets for admission …
1. Forms and lines parts for use in jewelry and instrument cases, performing any combination of following duties: Glues specified fabric on cardboard blanks to make lining base. 2. Inserts cotton pad in lining to form cushion. 3. Places glue-coated fabric on precut metal strip in jig and pulls handle …
1. Parks automobiles for customers in parking lot or storage garage: Places numbered tag on windshield of automobile to be parked and hands customer similar tag to be used later in locating parked automobile. 2. Records time and drives automobile to parking space, or points out parking space for customer’s …
1. Inspects, repairs, and maintains parking meters on designated route: Winds meters according to schedule, adjusts mechanisms, and repairs or replaces worn parts, using handtools. 2. Straightens meter standards, using wrenches, and replaces broken glass. 3. Disassembles meter and cleans and oils parts with gasoline and carbon tetrachloride. 4. Keeps …
1. Patrols assigned area, such as public parking lot or section of city, to issue tickets to overtime parking violators. 2. Winds parking meter clocks. 3. Surrenders ticket book at end of shift to supervisor to facilitate preparation of violation records. 4. May report missing traffic signals or signs to …
1. Directs vehicle drivers to specific parking spot, using hand signals: Lifts, positions, and removes barricades to open or close parking areas at direction of SUPERVISOR, PARKING LOT. 2. Signals vehicle drivers with hands or flashlight to parking area or to spot within parking area at activities, such as sporting …
