Construction is for everyone
The construction industry offers a vast array of possibilities that are both stimulating and adaptable, regardless of whether you posses a degree or not. Whether you’re looking to break into a new field, transition from one role to another, or simply expand yours kill set, there are opportunities waiting for you. So don’t be afraid to take a chance and explore the possibilities- the right path is out there, waiting for you to discover it.
Construction firms are looking to hire over 345,000 people right now. That number will only expand as many older workers retire. Begin your high-paying construction career now.
Check out the listings below of jobs that are actively seeking applicants now.
Career Pathways
Sheet Metal
Heavy Equipment Operator
Laborer
Carpenter
Electrician
Plumbers & Pipefitters
Painter & Finisher
Ironworker
Cement Mason
Safety
Estimator
Project Manager
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Women
The construction industry is eager to recruit and train more women—a group that is among the fastest growing segment of the construction workforce.
High School Graduates
Most construction career opportunities do not require a college degree, yet still offer the kind of pay and benefits that lead to a comfortable, middle-class lifestyle. With a high school degree and a solid work ethic, anytime can find the right position within the construction industry to launch their career.
Veterans
Veterans have a unique advantage when it comes to pursuing construction careers. They know how to work in a team, have experience overcoming unique challenges and are comfortable working in all types of environments.
Immigrants
Construction careers offer a reliable path to the American dream for countless legal immigrants to the United States. Newcomers to the country with a good work ethic, ability to work well with others and some experience in construction have long found success with construction careers.
College Graduates
Applicants with college degrees can choose from career paths that include time on construction sites, in the construction trailer and working in the main office.
Career Changers
Whether you are tired of working in a fluorescent-lit cube farm, discovered your prior career was not essential, or are just ready to a change, the construction industry is ready to get you trained, hired and paid.
I am so thankful I was able to start my career without having to go into student loan debt.
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I never considered construction as a pathway for me. but now I am making 6-figures and love my job.
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I never considered construction as a pathway for me. but now I am making 6-figures and love my job.
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I never considered construction as a pathway for me. but now I am making 6-figures and love my job.
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I never considered construction as a pathway for me. but now I am making 6-figures and love my job.
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