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Build Your Future. Build What Matters.

Whether you’re an engineer in an office or a skilled worker in the field, working in today’s construction industry lets you use your brain, your hands, and some of the coolest tools anywhere to solve problems and make things.

But it’s not just about the technology or the great pay: If you ask anyone who has found their place in construction what the best part of career is, they’ll tell you that it’s when they turn and look at what they did at the end of the day, or at the end of a project, and say, “YEAH, I BUILT THAT!”

Women In The St. Louis Construction Industry

Carpentry Apprenticeship

Women in the Trades

What is Malik’s Job?

I Am a Steamfitter

Kennedy on Careers

Pipefitters Local Union 562

I am an Electrician

Ironworkers Local 63 Apperentice Program

Career Options

Heavy Equipment Apperentice

I am an Engineer

SSM SLU Modular Units

Boilermakers

“Dirty Jobs” Are Great

Brick, Block, Marble Masons

Tile Apprentice Jesse Stone House

Bricklayers Apprencticeship

Illinois Cement Finishers

Illinois Laborers Training

Carpenters Apprenticeship

Carpenters Union History

Piping Trades

Roofers Apprenticeship

Painting Apprenticeship

Sheet Metal Career

Jared Hamel

Woman in Steel Trades

Sheet Metal Worker’s Day

Work/Life Balance

Tony Thompson, CEO, KWAME

Tips on “Soft Skills”

Bricklayers Local 1

Carhartt, Metallica Pair to Recruit Trades

Trades Are Opportunities for Low-Wage Workers

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