armadores
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| 4 | iron and rebar worker |
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| 4 | assemblers/welders/installers |
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| 4 | metal workers |
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iron and rebar worker Explanation: Search Results47-2171.00 - Reinforcing Iron and Rebar Workers There are 2 recognized apprenticeable specialties associated with this occupation: Reinforcing-Metal Worker; Reinforcing Ironworker Concrete ... online.onetcenter.org/link/summary/47-2171.00 - Cached - Similar►January 13, 2009 - Minutes of Public Meetings - Maryland ... Mar 11, 2010 ... A motion to deny the addition of the occupation of Concrete Form ... the request to register the occupation of Reinforcing Ironworker. ... www.dllr.state.md.us/labor/matpmin/matpmin-jan2010.shtml - CachedStructural and Reinforcing Iron and Metal Workers Dec 17, 2009 ... Post-tensioning is another technique used to reinforce concrete. ... Nevertheless, this occupation does experience an above average rate of ... |
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| armadores/soldadores/montadores assemblers/welders/installers Explanation: armar = assemble from cassel's |
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metal workers Explanation: Old term derived from shipping. armadores<=> hacen la armadura <=> they prepare/build the metal framing etc. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day20 hrs (2011-01-24 10:27:32 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hi Robert, Thanks for your note. I assume that these trades are required for works that are to be done by all sorts of metal workers, possibly inside a factory. With these you would have a specialised group not mentioned in your text. ex. fitter and turners, boilermakers, cutters/profilers, other staff, and so on. These are the metal workers that will have to make part for the heavy construction in question that weren't mention. ''armadores'' is a very odd term indeed. Maybe you might have to ask for an explanation from the client, whom I assume has a maritime background. Someone @proz.com might know more about this specific word; other suggestions will come I am sure. Good luck. |
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