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 Olympic Consortium Workforce Development Area

Qualification: Demand  SOC code :   472132  Insulation Workers, Mechanical

 - Apply insulating materials to pipes or ductwork, or other mechanical systems in order to help control and maintain temperature.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average level of education/training for this occupation nationally is:   No category defined


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If the mean wage exceeds $50,000 annually, it is recommended to consider whether the occupation is in demand statewide or other local areas. This is because generally speaking, people will consider longer commutes or relocating for higher paying jobs

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Qualification status for  Insulation Workers, Mechanical  in the Other WDA Areas.

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  Qualification:

SOC Area: 

  Not in DemandWashington State
  Not in DemandSnohomish County Workforce Development Area
  Not in DemandSeattle King County Workforce Development Area
  Not in DemandPierce County Workforce Development Area
  Not in DemandSouthwest Washington Workforce Development Area
  Not in DemandSpokane Workforce Development Area


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