Tag: construction workers

  • What is an Outside Lineman and Why Should We Thank Them Every Day?

    What is an Outside Lineman and Why Should We Thank Them Every Day?

    April 18 was National Lineman Appreciation Day and this post is meant to shower our nation’s lineworkers with a whole lot of love. So just what is a line worker, anyway? Outside Line Workers ensure that electrical power gets from power plants to our homes, offices, schools, hospitals, factories, and all other types of buildings…

  • Are Construction Workers Essential Workers?

    Are Construction Workers Essential Workers?

    Construction trades have always been essential, long before the words pandemic, COVID, quarantine, and coronavirus were part of everyday life. Construction is the lifeblood of our nation’s progress and welfare, providing infrastructure and services that are critical to all aspects of our everyday lives. So when asked “Are Construction Workers Essential Workers?” the answer is…

  • Construction industry offers opportunity to work outdoors

    Working in the construction industry provides individuals with the opportunity to have a career outdoors. You may find yourself working on high-profile jobs such as professional sports arenas or buildings that define a city skyline.

  • College graduate finds rewarding career in the trades

    Mike Burdick of Queensbury, N.Y. went to college because that was what was expected of him after graduating from high school.

  • Registered electrical apprenticeship programs provide valuable training for a great career

    A number of high school graduates and college students struggle to find a career that pays well and they enjoy. A registered apprenticeship program in the construction industry can set you ahead for a life of financial success.

  • Find Fulfillment in the Construction Industry

    It’s not a secret anymore. The U.S. needs more construction workers.  Not only that, but the young men and women coming out of high school and college might be exactly the people to fill this economic gap.