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All 49 Red Seal Trades are listed below. A simple click enables you to open a trade's National Occupational Analysis in PDF format. You can also view a trade's Ellis Chart and Essential Skills profile by clicking on the links.

For people using Internet Explorer, we recommend that you "right click" on the document and select "Save Target as", to save it on your hard disk. To be viewed, these files requires a PDF Reader .

      Red Seal Trade Name National Occupational AnalysesEllis ChartEssential Skills
Profiles
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    		•  Agricultural Equipment Technician Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Appliance Service Technician Analysis (2005) Chart
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    		•  Automotive Painter Analysis (2005) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Automotive Service Technician Analysis (2005) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Baker Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Boilermaker Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Bricklayer Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Cabinetmaker Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Carpenter Analysis (2005) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Concrete Finisher Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Construction Craft Worker
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    		•  Construction Electrician Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Cook Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Electric Motor System Technician Analysis (1999) Chart
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    		•  Electronics Technician (Consumer Products) Analysis (1997) Chart
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    		•  Floorcovering Installer Analysis (2005) Chart
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    		•  Glazier Analysis (2004) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Hairstylist Analysis (2005) Chart
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    		•  Heavy Duty Equipment Technician Analysis (2004) Chart
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    		•  Industrial Electrician Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Instrumentation and Control Technician Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Analysis (1999) Chart
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    		•  Insulator (Heat and Frost) Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Ironworker (Generalist) Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Ironworker (Reinforcing) Analysis (2006)
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    		•  Ironworker (Structural/Ornamental) Analysis (2006)
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    		•  Lather (Interior Systems Mechanic) Analysis (2002) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Machinist Analysis (2005) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Metal Fabricator (Fitter) Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Mobile Crane Operator Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Motor Vehicle Body Repairer (Metal and Paint) Analysis (2005) Chart
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    		•  Motorcycle Mechanic Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Oil Burner Mechanic Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Painter and Decorator Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Partsperson Analysis (2005) Chart
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    		•  Plumber Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Powerline Technician Analysis (2004) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Recreation Vehicle Service Technician Analysis (2006) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic Analysis (2004) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Rig Technician
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    		•  Roofer Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Sheet Metal Worker Analysis (2006) Chart
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    		•  Sprinkler System Installer Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Steamfitter/Pipefitter Analysis (1996) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Tilesetter Analysis (2004) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Tool and Die Maker Analysis (2005) Chart
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    		•  Transport Trailer Technician Analysis (2003) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Truck and Transport Mechanic Analysis (2000) Chart ES Profile
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    		•  Welder Analysis (2004) Chart ES Profile

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    Many more people in the skilled trades are retiring than are entering the system. The hardest hit industries are forecast to be in manufacturing, construction, petroleum production and transportation.
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    Last Modified: 2007-01-30

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