Construction Worker

Builders of the Physical World

The construction worker is a skilled professional who plays a vital role in the creation and maintenance of the built environment. With their expertise in various trades and construction techniques, construction workers transform architectural plans into tangible structures, shaping the landscapes in which we live, work, and play.
Prerequisites: Strength 4+

First Term:

Skills:
Climbing 1
Construction 3
Demolitions 1
Excavation 1
Vehicle Use 2 (cascade: Wheeled Vehicle, Tracked Vehicle)
Pulling Strings: Cheaper Vehicles

Subsequent Terms:

Skills:
Climbing
Construction
Demolitions
Electronics
Excavation
Mason
Mechanic
Vehicle Use
Pulling Strings: One of the following: City Hall Archives, Ear to the Ground, Workshop, Safe House

All Terms:

Contacts: One per term: Specialist (Construction), On a 1D10 roll of 10, the contact is foreign.
Promotion: 7+, +1 if Con 4+
Resource Points: 1 per Term +1 if Promotion Rolled
Influence Type: Civilian
Special: Character gets a 2 resource point cost reduction when adding the Armored Location option to the Ops Center

Special Adventure:

--What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas--
On a 1D10 roll of 6+
Skills:
Act/Bluff
Bribery
Carousing
Gambling
Pickpocket
Slug Weapons (Pistol)
Unarmed Martial Arts  

Impact and Importance:

Construction workers are essential to the development and transformation of our physical environment. Their skills and craftsmanship shape cities, towns, and infrastructure, creating the spaces where we live, work, and gather. They contribute to economic growth, job creation, and the improvement of community infrastructure.
  Through their work, construction workers build schools, hospitals, residential complexes, commercial buildings, bridges, roads, and other essential structures. They ensure the functionality, durability, and safety of these structures, meeting the needs of individuals and society as a whole.
  Construction workers collaborate with architects, engineers, project managers, and other stakeholders to bring construction projects to fruition. They contribute their expertise, attention to detail, and commitment to quality to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget.

Key Responsibilities:

 
  • Construction Site Preparation: Construction workers prepare construction sites by clearing debris, excavating land, and leveling surfaces. They ensure the site is safe and ready for construction activities, including the setup of temporary structures, fencing, and signage.
  • Building and Structural Construction: Construction workers specialize in various aspects of building construction. They erect frameworks, lay foundations, install walls, roofs, floors, and structural components. Workers possess skills in carpentry, masonry, concrete work, roofing, and other trades required for the construction process.
  • Installation of Building Systems: Construction workers handle the installation of essential building systems, including electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). They collaborate with specialized tradespeople to ensure the proper integration and functionality of these systems.
  • Reading and Interpreting Blueprints: Construction workers read and interpret architectural plans, technical drawings, and construction specifications. They follow instructions, measurements, and specifications to carry out construction tasks accurately and efficiently.
  • Use of Tools and Equipment: Construction workers operate a wide range of tools and equipment. They are skilled in the use of power tools, hand tools, heavy machinery, and specialized construction equipment. Workers maintain tools, ensure their safe operation, and adhere to proper safety protocols.
  • Safety and Compliance: Construction workers prioritize safety on construction sites. They follow safety procedures, wear appropriate protective gear, and adhere to local regulations and building codes. Workers identify and address potential hazards, maintain a clean and organized work environment, and promote a culture of safety.

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