Posts Tagged: skilled trades staffing

Tips for Maximizing Construction Project Management

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Managing work on a construction site can be overwhelming. Whether it’s the day to day emails or large scale building projects, you need to have your work in order. Staying organized is essential to getting everything done. Being able to coordinate tasks and delegate responsibility is essential to being a construction project manager. Here at… Read More »

Are You an Overworked Manager?

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If you find yourself dreading your job, feeling discouraged, or seeing physical and mental signs that something’s not right, you might be getting burned out. If you’re overworked, the symptoms can be anything from some forgetfulness to a serious physical attack. Below we’ve identified some telltale symptoms of burnout, and provided some quick fixes. It’s… Read More »

How to Stay Optimistic and Build Confidence During a Tough Job Search

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Optimism is a choice made each day. Any job search is tough, whether it’s in construction, clerical work, or even management. It’s an equalizer: Exhausting, frustrating, and time-consuming. As much as a difficult job hunt can be discouraging, it’s essential to stay focused and positive. We’ll show you how to boost your self-esteem and your… Read More »

Want to Increase Productivity? Get Your Employees to Be More Engaged

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2017: Time for you to make the most of your leadership role, and your team’s potential! This is the year you maximize the best ideas your team has, and help to keep them driven and motivated. This requires a staff that is engaged in their work. Often, particularly after a holiday slump, it’s easy for… Read More »

How Much Can You Earn as a Carpenter?

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If you’re looking to channel your construction skills into a more specific industry, carpentry may be the discipline for you. Carpentry requires a precise eye and dedication, but can be rewarding. A career in this field can create a steady income for you to rely on. However, the path you take can increase your income… Read More »

Should Your Company Start a Ride-Sharing Program?

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These days, there are many ways to stay competitive and make your workplace the most efficient environment possible. If your company is dealing with unreliable workers and you want to increase your company’s efficiency, consider starting a ride-sharing program to keep your operations running smoothly. Find out if this is the answer to your workplace… Read More »

Cost Estimation Review: Get Construction Project Estimations Right

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Overhead and labor can be expensive, but the devil is in the details: project estimations. Using an educated guess to accurately predict cost can be unreliable, but it’s the best tool we have. Ahead, you’ll find some advice on common cost estimation issues to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Chart a Course The… Read More »

Five Tips to Motivate Your Construction Team in 2017!

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Motivation is an essential responsibility when supervising a construction team. Managing your staff can be tough when your people are less-than-enthusiastic about the job. When you’re heading into a new year looking for new ways to lead your staff into an efficient season, you’ll want to know how best to keep them on task. CCS… Read More »

Why Are There So Many Unfilled Jobs in the Construction Industry?

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Construction labor in the coming years will see difficulty in filling new positions. Since the recession, it’s been difficult to train and maintain talented construction workers. Here’s a look at why unemployment is so low, yet there are so many unfilled construction jobs. Skill Level The average applicant doesn’t have the matching skills the desired… Read More »

How to Break into Construction Without Experience

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Becoming a construction worker can provide a solid job and allow for an alternate work scenario than the typical office 9-to-5. Construction is an essential job that provides workers with the opportunity to create infrastructure and be a part of the fabric of society. Breaking into construction starts with an entry-level position, usually referred to… Read More »