Construction Trades Software has released a detailed report outlining the demand for skilled tradespeople and the steps for achieving certification as a carpenter or construction painter.
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Titled “Carpentry Career Guide: Becoming a Skilled Carpenter,” the Construction Trades Software's report is part of the platform’s Office Automation series. Those interested in pursuing a career as a carpenter or as a construction painter will find tips and advice on required skills and tools; available educational programs and apprenticeship programs; and guidance on other ways of kickstarting a rewarding career in either of these fields.
Access the full report at https://contructiontrades.com/carpentry-career-guide-become-a-skilled-carpenter
According to a breakdown of construction industry statistics and trends from ToolSense, 4.3% of the GDP comes from the construction industry, which reached approximately $1.36 trillion in 2020.
Major infrastructure projects like pipeline construction or airport terminal renovations can generate numerous job opportunities and stimulate economies, says the report. At the residential and commercial level, carpenters building, maintaining, repairing, and renovating structures play a big role in contributing to local economies and overall community well-being.
“Carpentry is more than a job; it’s a profession of creation and precision,” says a spokesperson for Construction Trades Software. “Our report aims to help those interested in becoming a skilled carpenter understand the industry, different opportunities to specialize, and how to choose the right training and educational programs for achieving their goals.”
Authors of the report say it is imperative an aspiring carpenter understands the skills, challenges, rewards, and remuneration involved in the trade. They point out certification programs can be found in vocational schools, community college programs, and/or apprenticeships, noting that an investment in the best available programs is an investment in a candidate’s future. Key certifications for aspiring carpenters include becoming a journeyman, a master carpenter, and a carpentry specialist.
Those looking to specialize as a construction painter can access the career guide focusing on this field at https://contructiontrades.com/become-a-professional-construction-painter-a-career-guide.
Both reports discuss self-employment opportunities in the trades, which they say can offer more freedom in choosing projects but can also be more time-consuming and stressful, since independent tradespeople will also need to find their own clients and manage their own administrative tasks.
In addition to information and advice concerning a career in carpentry and as a construction painter, Construction Trades Software offers a supplemental guide to advanced woodworking techniques, complex building codes, and the business side of carpentry titled "The Complete Guide to Becoming a Carpenter".
Learn more at https://contructiontrades.com/carpentry-career-guide-become-a-skilled-carpenter
Contact Info:
Name: Larry D Keen
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Organization: Construction Trades Software
Address: 3419 Virginia Beach Blvd. #165, Virginia Beach, VA 23452, United States
Website: https://contructiontrades.com/
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