INDUSTRIAL, The main subject area covering construction, electricity, mechanics, and manufacturing skills., CARPENTER, A skilled worker who cuts, shapes, and installs wood frameworks in construction projects., MASON, A construction professional who builds structures using bricks, stones, and concrete blocks., ELECTRICIAN, Installs and maintains wiring systems to provide electricity in buildings., WELDER, Joins metal parts using heat and filler material, often called Shielded Metal Arc Welder., PLUMBER, Installs and repairs piping systems for water, gas, and drainage in buildings., AUTOMOTIVE, Related to vehicle servicing and repair, including mechanical and electrical systems., BUILDING, Structures like houses and commercial buildings governed by the National Building Code., ELECTRICAL, Field involving wiring, circuits, and power systems in homes and industries., FURNITURE, Craft of designing, constructing, and finishing wooden household items., ARCHITECT, Professional who designs buildings and oversees construction projects.​, TECHNICIAN, Specialist who repairs electronic equipment or maintains technical systems., MECHANICAL, Related to machines, engines, and moving parts in industrial applications., CONSTRUCTION, The process of building infrastructure regulated by government codes., REVOLUTION, Historical period that transformed manufacturing and led to modern industry., CAREER, Professional paths available in construction, electricity, and mechanics.​, MAINTENANCE, Regular upkeep of equipment, systems, and structures to ensure functionality., INSTALLATION, Setting up electrical, plumbing, or mechanical systems in buildings., STANDARDS, Government-established requirements for safe construction and installations., SAFETY, Primary concern in all industrial work, emphasized in building and traffic codes., TILESET, Worker who installs ceramic or stone floor and wall coverings., AIRCON, Technician for refrigeration and cooling systems in homes/offices., FURNACE, Heating device repair often handled by mechanical specialists., PAINTER, Applies coatings and finishes to building surfaces after construction., MECHATRON, Integrates mechanical, electrical, and computer systems in factories., DRIVER, Licensed operator following traffic signs and road symbols., SCORECARD, Tool used to inspect and rate building compliance with codes., HAZARD, Danger indicated by triangular road signs in the Philippines., DPWH, Government agency regulating building codes., WIRING, Electrical system installation done by licensed professionals.​, ARCWELD, Specific welding technique (Shielded Metal Arc Welding).​, FRAMEWORK, Structural skeleton built by carpenters using wood or metal.​, PLUMBING, Piping network for water supply and waste disposal., BRICKS, Building materials laid by masons in walls and foundations.​, SOLDER, Metal joining technique used by electronic technicians., SENSORS, Electrical components diagnosed in automotive repairs., PIPEFIT, Installing pipes for industrial fluid systems., BLUEPRINT, Detailed plans read by construction professionals., INSPECT, Check buildings against code requirements., WARNING, Road sign type alerting drivers to hazards., REGULATE, Government role in enforcing industrial standards., VENTILATE, Airflow system in buildings for safety codes., FOUNDATION, Base structure inspected under building codes., CIRCUIT, Closed electrical path in wiring systems., FABRICATE, Manufacturing process in furniture or metalwork., ASSEMBLE, Putting together parts, as in automotive servicing., DIAGNOSE, Identifying faults in electronics or mechanics., COMPLIANCE, Meeting legal codes for safe installations., SYMBOLS, Visual icons on Philippine road signs., INFASTRUCTURE, Large-scale construction like roads and bridges.

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