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At the start of my son’s junior year in high school, I tagged along with him to meet with his school career counselor to discuss post-graduation plans.
Specialized programs spring up for craft and tech professionals, on land and at sea, who will build new facilities and an emerging construction sector that some value at $70 billion.
By showing students what’s actually happening in the industry, they can be convinced that construction is a tech-focused, engaging, and exciting place to be.
Young leaders share views on how the industry should address challenges; Nominations for the 2018 regional Young Professionals competitions are due NOVEMBER 13.
A trio of water utility associations is jointly offering utility personnel professional scholarships that will cover their expenses to travel and study innovations implemented by their peers around the country.
