Professional Development

The construction industry is moving fast, but the digital skills gap is holding it back. Many workers still rely on outdated methods and haven’t been trained to use the latest technology shaping the field. From 3D printing and AI-powered machines to software streamlining project management, companies are realizing they can’t ignore these advancements if they…

Bounce back from failure with strategies to build resilience, foster growth, and turn setbacks into stepping stones for success.

Strategies like workforce training, technology adoption, and supply chain optimization can solve lagging productivity in the construction sector.

Entry-level construction jobs offer many paths to earning a significant income, including roofing, masonry, and landscaping roles.

Strong negotiation skills can support career growth. Negotiation books like the “Art of Negotiation” and “Getting to Yes” are great resources.

Manifestation involves setting an intention and targeting your focus to achieve it. It ca be done with vision boards, journaling, and more.

Mentorship is key to success in the skilled trades. Organizations like Mentor Canada help professionals gain skills and confidence for success.

Design-build streamlines projects by only involving a single contract between designer and builder. It’s cheaper, faster, and less stressful.

Earn while you learn with an apprenticeship that provides mentorship and hands-on experience in trades, including HVAC, plumbing, and electrical.

Being your own general contractor can save up to 20% on project costs, but the stress and time commitment might make the savings harder to justify.