Whether you’re in the office or on-site, you need to maximize your productivity. Construction is a fast-paced industry, and you need to be twice as prepared for any issues that may come your way. You’ll need to use every tool available to succeed whether you’re a small-scale operation or a top-tier developer. You need CCS… Read More »
The first step to any job search in the construction industry is a proper resume. A common misconception among people who don’t understand our line of work: it’s informal, so you don’t need to list out your skills. This simply isn’t true. These days, construction managers need… Read More »
Taking that next step to becoming a construction project manager is an ambitious choice. Not every worker in this industry can handle the pressures of this role. It takes years of experience and some special abilities to perform in a management role, especially in construction. CCS Construction Staffing knows the ins and outs of this… Read More »
To master construction projects, efficiency is key. Any industry leader knows the importance of saving time and boosting productivity. One of the best ways to capitalize on your productivity is to embrace technology. There are so many tools that can aid in your efficiency on the job, and CCS Construction Staffing is here to… Read More »
If the construction industry is calling to you, you may want to ensure your investment is worth it. Whether you’re planning your potential career, or looking to switch gears after a decade of labor experience, we have the information for you. Think about your strengths, because the top-paying positions involve working well with others and… Read More »
Transparency builds trust; that’s especially true on a construction site. When you’re working on a new building, you can’t take shortcuts – people’s lives would be at risk now and for years to come. When you operate a construction firm with transparency, your workers are more invested and your brand reputation soars. Being open with… Read More »
A construction foreman is an essential element of a successful job site. They are managers typically in direct contact with construction workers, and so must be able to communicate well with people in positions above and below. A foreman’s exact job responsibilities depend on the type of construction project, as well as their individual training… Read More »
2016 will be an exciting time for residential and commercial construction companies, which means there will be plenty of opportunities for construction employees. According to Construction Dive: Spending on nonresidential construction projects will increase by around eight percent in 2016. New office and hotel projects are leading the commercial construction industry and those projections are… Read More »
Whether you’re a job site manager, superintendent, a skilled laborer, a specialized tradesman, an entry-level employee, or any other construction site worker, you need to show off your skills when applying for a job opening. While you may fill out an application either way, your resume is the place to showcase your professional experience and… Read More »
It’s not uncommon for a job site to have varying levels of experience. Some workers have been in the industry for decades, while others are just starting out. Each job you have performed in the past will have similarities and differences, even if the industries are completely different. Regardless, the construction industry is experiencing an… Read More »