Workforce
A Guide to Career Building in the Construction Industry
Just as a business invests in IT infrastructure, new equipment or facility improvements, it needs to view education, training and development as a strategic investment opportunity.
By Mark Drury and Stacey Holsinger
January 10, 2019
Topics
Workforce
by Mark Drury
Mark Drury is Vice President of Business Development at Shapiro and Duncan, Inc., a third generation family-owned mechanical contracting business serving customers in the Washington, D.C., area since 1976. Shapiro & Duncan is the “Provider of Choice” for complex commercial, government and institutional design-build projects that require first-rate performance, work quality and customer service.
by Stacey Holsinger
Stacey Holsinger is Marketing Manager at Shapiro & Duncan, Inc., a third-generation family-owned mechanical contracting business serving customers in the Washington, D.C. area since 1976. Shapiro & Duncan is the “Provider of Choice” for complex commercial, government and institutional design-build projects that require first-rate performance, work quality and customer service.
Related stories
Workforce
Construction Employment Falls for Third Straight Month in August
By ABC
Job growth has been dwindling across the U.S. economy for months and the construction sectors see no exemption.
Workforce
The Travelers 2025 Injury Impact Report Reveals First-Year Workers Most at Risk
By Construction Executive
This year, 44% of workers' compensation claims in construction came from first-year employees.
Workforce
How CTE Programs Are Preparing Construction Students to Be Successful on the Jobsite
By Velina Lee
CTE offers partnerships and collaboration opportunities to meet changing industry needs.