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Carpentry

             Duties that vary, sometimes carpenter's use specialty trade contracter's who hire carpenter's for them. One of the basic ssteps for a carpenter is first a carpenter refers to blue prints and receive instructions from super visors. Carpenters cut and shape wood with tools. Hand and power tools which ever apply. After that the carpenters make sure everything is square. Carpenters who specialize in constructing foundations are also better for the job.
             For the state of Oregon carpenter's who get top pay receive about 45-46,000 dollars annually. National carpenter's receive about 44-45,000 dollars annually.
             Full-time carpenter's may receive typical benefites. These include paid vacation, sick leave, and health insurance. Self-employed carpenter's must provide own benefites.
             The employment for carpenter's is expected to grow more slowly from now to year 2010. Which is why more and more people are being self-employed. Carpenter's are having a harder time finding work. However the levels of constuction activity can change quickly based on changes in the economy and loan interest rates.
             Carpenter's are using more prebuilt components such as wall-panels and stairs which builders can install quickly.
            


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