There are several construction career opportunities paths available in pursuing a career in the construction industry.  Construction career paths include: Construction Manager: Construction managers are responsible for overseeing construction projects from start to finish. They work closely with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget. Civil Engineer: Civil engineers design, build, and maintain the infrastructure that is essential to our daily lives. They work on a variety of projects, such as roads, bridges, buildings, and water systems. Electrician: Electricians install and maintain electrical systems in buildings and other structures. They are responsible for ensuring that electrical systems are safe and up to code. Carpenter: Carpenters build and repair structures made of wood, such as buildings, bridges, and furniture. They use a variety of tools, such as saws, hammers, and drills HVAC Technician: HVAC technicians in

  Define Your Career Path Many construction organizations and skilled trades have a diversity of career paths. Forbes.com list includes: Building control surveyor Construction manager Contract administrator Estimator Facilities manager Field inspector Project engineer Project manager Safety manager Scheduler Site engineer Superintendent Sustainability consultant Skills to Develop Construction career paths need skills that include: Written and verbal communication skills Business management skills, such as hiring and managing staff and understanding budgets Leadership ability to work with subcontractors, construction workers and other managers Technical skills related to the construction industry Analytical skills to plan, develop strategies and solve problems

  Haywood Community College offers the opportunity for you to learn construction skills to start building your future in the construction industry. You will learn about power tool usage, jobsite safety, employability skills and more! This program provides National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) nationally recognized credentials and the opportunity for students to earn their OSHA-10 card. The Core Class offers an introduction to basic construction skills which prepare students to find a first job in construction. The class also serves as a prerequisite for additional coursework which includes Construction Technology, HVACR, and Plumbing focus courses. With evening classes and scholarships available, Haywood Community College is here to help get you on an exciting career path in a booming industry. Learn More https://www.haywood.edu/continuing-education/construction/index.php

  About WNC Construction Career Day What is the WNC Career Construction Day all about? In the above video, one of the leadership hosts Marc Czarnecki; provides insights to this event that will attract ~1100 high school students during the 2-days of the event on March 28th and 29th. WNC CCD along with many sponsors, will host the WNC Construction Career Day Works Event on March 28 & 29 2023; at the Smoky Mountain Event Center (Haywood County Fairgrounds) in Waynesville.  March 27th is a setup day for businesses and other exhibitors.   This is an opportunity for WNC students to learn more about the construction industry, the many careers that are in demand, talk with company representatives and participate in hands-on activities. Students will arrive in the morning.  An Industry representative will meet the bus and guide the group to their assigned area. Students will rotate through demonstration and hands-on areas including operating heavy equipment. Please consider participating in

What skills are the most important for hiring in the construction industry?* Efficient completion of tasks Selection & effective use of appropriate tools, machinery, equipment, and resources Participate & contribute to a safe work environment Communication & visualization of proposed work Interpretation of drawings used in project planning More Construction & Skilled Trades posts on the  State of our Workforce *Asheville Chamber of Commerce 2022 Survey Responses of 75 Construction Businesses