(Answered) Career Explorations UNIT TEST (3) 88%.

Career Explorations UNIT TEST (3) 88%. Which skills are most required for someone in Design? knowledge of building processes, knowledge of specialized tools, and knowledge of building laws drawing skills, creativity for new ides, and ability to model large-scale building projects ability to identify and repair machinery, critical thinking skills, and physical strength budgeting skills, leadership skills and knowledge of building costs, laws, and regulations Carleton is an employee in the Design/Pre-Construction pathway and typically works outside. Judd also works outside and is typically found building new roofs on buildings. Which best describes the jobs of Carleton and Judd? Carleton is a Surveyor, and Judd is a Carpenter. Carleton is a Drafter, and Judd is a Carpenter. Carleton is a Surveyor, and Judd works in Maintenance. Carleton is a Drafter, and Judd works in Maintenance. Melissa recently started a new job. Her days consist of operating machinery, lifting heavy objects, and doing a lot of measuring. Which career has Melissa most likely started? Construction worker Interior Designer Architect Surveyor Workers typically get dirty if they work at a job site for both the Construction and Design pathways. both the Construction and Maintenance pathways. the Maintenance pathway only. the Design pathway only. Malik is employed by an architecture firm. Malik most likely works in Construction. Pre-Construction. Maintenance. Operations. Which Construction industry career often involves working on a computer creating models and plans? Landscaping Construction Maintenance/Operations Design/Pre-Construction Garrett works with the Construction Manager on the job site. Garrett makes sure everything is up to code in the new building. Garrett is a(n) Construction Laborer. Operating Engineer. Building Inspector. Cost Estimator. Which professionals would most likely use heavy equipment and specialized tools in their line of work? Electricians and Civil Drafters Repair Workers and Carpenters Stationary Engineers and Surveyors Interior Designers and Boiler Operators A student studying architecture must already have a bachelor's degree in order to begin studying for an associate's degree. secondary education. a master's degree. an apprenticeship. Randall describes his job this way.