How to become an electrician (plus salary expectations)
Becoming an electrician varies by location and training path and typically takes four to five years. Salaries differ based on experience and specialization.
Becoming an electrician varies by location and training path and typically takes four to five years. Salaries differ based on experience and specialization.
With reliable performance for trim work and heavy-duty framing, the FLEX 16Ga Finish Nailer and 21° Framing Nailer are top choices.
Foam rolling and dynamic stretching help construction workers relieve muscle tension, improve mobility, and stay strong to handle job demands.
Earn while you learn with an apprenticeship that provides mentorship and hands-on experience in trades, including HVAC, plumbing, and electrical.
Misconceptions about the construction industry deter new talent and worsen labor shortages. It’s time to rethink a career in construction.
Creatine is proven to boost muscle strength by up to 20 percent and improve cognitive health, increasing brain energy levels by 5 to 15 percent.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition affecting the hands and wrists and is common in skilled trades workers who frequently use their hands.
Tania Johnston, CEO of MCAC, shares her journey from teacher to leader, tackling gender perceptions, workforce development, and mental health in construction.
Nearly 65% of BC contractors spend more time and resources on recruitment as labor shortages slow construction and increase costs.
Construction workers have up to a 96% risk of MSDs from repetitive strain—proper lifting, balanced tool belts, and labeling can protect workers against injury.
DeWALT’s "Grow the Trades" campaign supports future construction workers through scholarships, mentorships, and training programs.
The waterproof utility trousers from the True Tailor Company come with 10 pockets, rip-stop technology for durability, and Canadian fleece.