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Structural Iron and Steel Workers — Skills

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O*NET skill ratings

SkillImportanceLevel
Operation and Control3.503.12
Operations Monitoring3.503.00
Coordination3.383.00
Judgment and Decision Making3.002.50
Critical Thinking3.003.00
Active Listening3.003.00
Monitoring3.003.00
Time Management3.002.88
Complex Problem Solving2.882.88
Reading Comprehension2.883.00
Speaking2.882.38
Active Learning2.883.00
Quality Control Analysis2.883.00
Service Orientation2.752.25
Learning Strategies2.752.62
Instructing2.622.50
Social Perceptiveness2.502.50
Management of Personnel Resources2.382.00
Troubleshooting2.381.75
Equipment Selection2.121.88
Equipment Maintenance2.121.62
Persuasion2.122.00
Mathematics2.122.00
Negotiation2.001.88
Writing2.002.12
Management of Material Resources2.001.38
Systems Analysis2.002.00
Systems Evaluation2.002.00
Technology Design1.880.88
Operations Analysis1.881.75
Repairing1.881.50
Installation1.751.00
Management of Financial Resources1.620.62
Science1.000.00
Programming1.000.00
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Career and skills data: O*NET 31.0 (onetcenter.org). Figures are published survey estimates, not real-time market data.

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