8 Trades

Carpenter

• Carpenters specialize in wood work, creating accurate measurements and blueprints. They work on installment, and repairment of structures and objects.
• The most common degrees are carpentry, and construction management. The highest percent (54%) of carpenters only have their highschool diploma and 18% have no education.
• Some more post secondary education available for you could be, to get you GED, hands-on experience by working under a carpenter, Complete an apprenticeship, or become a journeyman carpenter.

Foundations worker

• This job requires physical labour on worksites
• As a Foundations worker you provide assistance to skilled trades as needed. You will load/unload delverys to the work site. In addition, you will maintain a safe job site by removing any hazards.
• For education, most of the time bachelors degree is required. You can major many things but most commonly you'll see, Civil engineering (general), Construction engineering, and Geotechnical/Geoenvironmental Engineering.
• Sometimes they allow you to have just a highschool diploma.

Roofer

• Your responsibility's and expectations for a roofer are to, install, repair, and replace roofs with a material chosen from a long list. While building make sure it is weatherproof, sturdy, and in good condition. This is a demanding job from lifting heavy/large material to climbing tall ladders. You must inspect roofs to assure you did the task right and finally analyze construction plans.
• Education wise, there's no high demands. With 49% having a high school diploma, to 26% with no education, to 18% with a Certificate or associate degree, 2% masters degree, and finally the finale 2% have a doctorate.
• Some more post secondairy opptions typically the job is required to take a two to three year apprenticeship program .

Electrician

• An electrician is a tradesperson who is expected to work with, install, and fix electrical wiring systems. The systems you are working with could be in a large variety of locations. Such as, machines, houses, building, and equipment.
• Educations wise most of the time just a highschool diploma is acceptable. If you are looking for education beyond highschool there are many courses for you to pick from. Such as, Electrical code update, pre-employment, Masters of science and several more.

Painter

• Being a painter is very physically demanding. With many of expectations and responsibility there is lots to get down. Such as Removing old paint, cleaning the surface, priming surfaces, Selecting materials, mix colours, provide advice if requested and that is only some tasks.
• The minimum education would be a highschool diploma. Or a general education development. another option is expirience "on the job"

Plumber

• Plumbers expectations are high, there are many such as many other trades. Such as, cutting walls and floors to prep for installing pipes, Forming pipes to fit to do that you could measure, cut, and bend. Connecting pipes, Assembling various appliance, Knowing how to use power tools and hand tools is a need for this job.
• Once again such as others education looks similar. A highschool diploma and maybe some higher education opportunity. Some examples are, Get formal training by completing an apprenticeship program or training at a local trade school or community college program, take the GED test and a few more options.

Floor installer

• The first task for a floor installer would be to strip the old floors in the location that you are working in. Next would be to Clean and level. Afterwards measuring material to fit specific place. Finally arranging flooring and designs to fit the flooring plan.
• Education is just as simple as the other trades, GED certificate, a highschool diploma and a few other examples.

Well driller

• As a well driller you are expected to drill, bores, cores, and constructs a well. You also install and repair well pumps and equipment.
• Educations wise, High school diploma is required. Although whoever is offering you a job would give you more of a boost to get the job.