STAND OUT IN THE CROWD: FINDING WORK IN A JOB SHORT MARKET
Brodie Priest
Finding work in the construction industry has been difficult of late but it can be done. Though the coronavirus pandemic has slowed it has been coupled with a dramatic increase in applications in the construction industry. …
POST COVID-19 JOB DEMAND IN THE COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
An increase in flexible work environments as a result of the covid-19 pandemic has seen many businesses downsize their workplace or even vacate it completely. …
NO STOPPING ON THE WAY TO BECOMING A TRAFFIC CONTROLLER. 5 STEPS ON HOW TO GET THERE.
Get to work! Now that all the paperwork and formalities are out of the way, you can take your sign and get to work. It is important to consider that the job requires standing for long periods of time and is a serious responsibility. …
HOW TO BECOME A WATERPROOFER
To become a waterproofer, it is likely you will need your driver’s license and own transport and have the ability to work as both part of a team and autonomously. …
WHAT IT TAKES TO BECOME A TILER
Wall and floor tilers lay ceramic, marble, clay, glass, slate and other types of tiles on walls and floors to provide finishes that are both decorative and protective. …
HOW TO BECOME A TRAFFIC CONTROLLER
Becoming a qualified Traffic Controller opens the door to a new career working in a variety of fields such as construction, building, mining and more. …
CHANGING THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE: TOP NEGOTIATING TIPS
Negotiations for schedule adjustments are some of the toughest in any construction process. Workers have made their plans, assigned resources and spent money in order to perform their duties at the assigned times and then things change. …
HEALTH AND SAFETY ON THE JOBSITE
In construction, you are almost three times as likely to get injured on the job than you are being involved in a motor vehicle accident. …
