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October is Careers in Construction Month, highlighting skilled trades and the depth of opportunities within the construction industry, especially here in Ohio. With a wide range of roles and specializations, on-the-job training, and opportunities for advancement, there is something for everyone in construction. We also acknowledge that the demand for a skilled construction workforce will only continue to grow, and so will the need to promote these essential roles to future generations. So, we'd like to know: How many years have you worked in the construction industry? ?? ?? #acpohio #buildingthefuture

What's your duvet flip? If you have a young person in your life who is wondering about their next steps into the world of work, or further training, perhaps share this video with them and they might be inspired into a career in the construction industry? https://lnkd.in/ebZCdq7E

This is a fab example of how TLevels can work. So pleased that one of our first TLevel business students is going on to higher things through their Industry Placement #TLevels #TLevelBusiness #TLevelConstruction #IndustryPlacement

?? Tunnel offers vision for boosting construction skills ?? A partnership designed to help overcome training and employment barriers and create a skills legacy linked to the Lower Thames Crossing has launched a training initiative. Highways England has joined forces with Gallagher Group, one of the South East’s premier aggregates, groundworks, civil engineering and property development companies, and Flannery Plant Hire, a leader in UK plant supply and skills bootcamp training, to create the Lower Thames Crossing Skills Hub pilot. Speaking at the launch, Lord Blunkett said: “It’s no secret there is a national shortage of skills across the country which poses a significant challenge to economic growth. The Lower Thames Crossing Skills Hubs will break down barriers to opportunity by tackling skills shortages today, and by forging a pathway to a high-skills economy, and resilient future for the construction industry in Kent, Essex, and the region.” Read the full story - https://buff.ly/3AaeKaS #JoinusinKent

It’s great to see Jack Cook spreading his knowledge and inspire the younger generation to enter the construction industry. ??? Did you know? ?? The UK is facing an aging population, and the construction sector is poised to witness a significant departure of skills due to impending retirements over the next decade. ??225,000 new site construction workers will be needed by 2027. ??Currently 28% of professionals say that the construction industry is less attractive than other sectors. It's crucial for construction leaders to act on the pressing talent shortage issue and establish an inclusive workplace culture where every individual is valued, treated equitably, and given support. ?? #constructionindustry #generation4change #inspireyoungpeople #skillsshortage Generation4Change (G4C) National G4C North West | Zoe McArdle Bsc, MSc |Sam Clubley |Sandra Janik | Lydia McGuinness | Edward Raven

Look out ?? for coverage of these guys in the June issue of Construction Executive!

Hey! New and important The Construction Collective thread starting today! We are embarking on a personal and professional development journey designed to help young construction professionals or students but also professionals who feel the need for a more structured approach in their career and life. The mission of The Construction Collective is to build the future and this means more than anything to build the future professionals. This is why the thread is called: #build.yourself. Check it out! Let me know what you think! #construction #constructionindustry #constructionprofessionals #constructionstudent #growth #personaldevelopment #professionaldevelopment #buildyourself #buildyourfuture #tcc #tccro #theconstructioncollective

As a individual who has taken this microcredential, I believe that this is a worthwhile course for anyone who wants to learn about the major systems of construction. Not only should students and/or young professionals consider taking this course, individuals should be encouraged to pursue this course to further their knowledge in construction. As a primary leader in construction, Turner can only remain the best domestically and globally, if we produce the most educated individuals in a growing and expanding construction economy. Other countries are catching up and it should be our goal to stay ahead of the game and keep people learning.

In recognition of Construction Career Month, we want to highlight how our core value, Respect the Details, directly impacts the success of every project at Schaefer. Richard Stroud exemplifies this approach through his commitment to meticulous planning and troubleshooting, especially during the early stages of a job. As Richard puts it, “…taking the approved stamped drawings and troubleshooting them before starting the job makes my job and the whole project go much smoother. It’s better than waiting for problems to emerge and slow things down or cause a change order.” By addressing potential issues before they can impact progress, Richard upholds our dedication to precision and proactive problem-solving. This attention to detail not only helps us stay on schedule but also ensures a smoother, more efficient project flow—values that are fundamental to successful careers in construction. #SGC70 #CareersinConstruction #BuildingConfidence #BuildingtheFuture

There are many different routes into construction, as demonstrated by some of our employees who tell their story in the video below. Watch along to discover the many ways to get into the industry. #Pathways #Graduate #Apprentice