Assisting Skilled Workers: Helpers support skilled workers, technicians, or professionals by providing assistance with tasks as directed. They may hold materials, tools, or equipment, operate machinery, or perform basic tasks to facilitate the work of skilled individuals. Material Handling: Helpers handle materials, supplies, or equipment on job sites or workstations, including loading and unloading materials, transporting items to work areas, and organizing storage areas. They may use hand trucks, pallet jacks, or other material handling equipment to move heavy or bulky items safely. Construction and Maintenance Tasks: Helpers assist in construction, renovation, or maintenance projects by performing tasks such as digging trenches, mixing concrete, or assembling scaffolding. They may help with demolition, cleanup, or waste removal activities to prepare work sites for construction or renovation work. Landscaping and Groundskeeping: Helpers support landscaping and groundskeeping activities by mowing lawns, trimming bushes, planting trees or flowers, and maintaining outdoor spaces. They may assist in irrigation system installation or repair, mulching, or soil preparation tasks. Cleaning and Janitorial Duties: Helpers perform cleaning and janitorial tasks in various settings, including offices, commercial buildings, or residential properties. They may vacuum floors, dust surfaces, clean windows, and sanitize restrooms to maintain cleanliness and hygiene standards. Assembly and Installation: Helpers assist in assembling or installing equipment, fixtures, or components in construction, manufacturing, or maintenance projects. They may help with assembly line tasks, equipment setup, or installation of appliances, furniture, or machinery. Assistance to Tradespeople: Helpers provide support to tradespeople such as electricians, plumbers, carpenters, or HVAC technicians by holding materials, fetching tools, or assisting in tasks as directed. They may help with pipe fitting, wire pulling, or framing tasks under the supervision of skilled professionals. Safety Compliance: Helpers adhere to safety regulations, policies, and procedures to ensure a safe work environment for themselves and their coworkers. They use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required, follow safety guidelines when handling equipment or performing tasks, and report safety hazards or incidents promptly. Teamwork and Collaboration: Helpers work collaboratively with coworkers, supervisors, and skilled professionals to complete tasks and projects efficiently and effectively. They communicate effectively, follow instructions, and support team members to achieve common goals and objectives. Learning and Development: Helpers have the opportunity to learn from skilled workers and gain practical experience in various trades or industries. They may receive on-the-job training, attend skill development workshops, or pursue formal apprenticeship programs to enhance their skills and advance their careers.