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NOC Sub Group

6662.3 Furnace and Ventilation System Cleaners

Furnace and ventilation system cleaners clean furnaces and ventilation systems using specialized equipment and techniques.



furnace cleaner

ventilation system cleaner







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OMd



684



VCHBLS
201412



L1, H3, D1, D4



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Main Characteristics



Occupations in this group are characterized by the following aptitudes, interests and worker functions as they relate to main duties:

  • General learning ability to understand and apply furnace and ventilation-system cleaning techniques
  • Motor co-ordination and manual dexterity to clean ducts, vents and filters of furnaces in residences and commercial buildings
  • Objective interest in operating hand tools and industrial vacuum cleaners
  • Methodical interest in comparing to inspect surfaces for dust, dirt, grease and other deposits; and in cleaning furnaces and ventilation systems
  • Directive interest in selecting appropriate furnace and ventilation-system cleaning techniques




Vision
2Near vision

Colour Discrimination
0Not relevant

Hearing
1Limited

Body Position
4Other body positions

Limb Co-ordination
1Upper limb co-ordination

Strength
2Light




Location
L1Regulated inside climate

Hazards
H3Equipment, machinery, tools

Discomforts
D1Noise
D4Non-toxic dusts



Education/Training
2

  • There are no specific educational requirements for occupations in this group.
  • On-the-job training is usually provided.
  • Previous experience in a related position may be required.



Self-employment
Specialized cleaning services companies



Progression to supervisory positions is possible with additional training or experience.



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