Professional Development

Fewer bricklayers are available to complete construction projects. The trade is highly paid and sought after, but tradespeople find it too physically demanding.

High demand, good salaries and benefits, growth opportunities, and the ability to work anywhere are some of the perks of a career in the skills trades.

With a focus on preserving history and promoting sustainability, adaptive reuse has emerged as a popular choice for developers and architects.

Parents in construction face unique challenges with work-life balance. Fortunately, there are practical solutions and industry changes that can help them thrive, both on-site and at home.

Consistency, sleep, a healthy diet, and keeping in touch with family are a few strategies to maintain balance on the road.

Being realistic with project schedules, following local building codes, and mitigating excess noise are easy ways to be a neighborly contractor.

Addressing the skills gap in construction requires a mix of short and long-term strategies, including training programs, apprenticeships, and government initiatives.

Showing respect, offering perks and benefits, and providing growth opportunities are a few ways to improve employee retention in the construction industry.

Women in construction safety face challenges like harassment and lack of mentorship. Support and networking can empower success and drive industry progress.