Ausland Group Construction, Grants Pass
A Booming Industry
There is much more to careers in construction than you may think — from fulfilling work that enables you to see what you’ve accomplished every day to active problem solving with your co-workers and an always changing environment, some of the aspects of these jobs may surprise you.
48,270
Average Annual Low Wage Construction Income
115,778
Average Annual High Wage Construction Income
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The following Occupation categories and Wage Ranges are generally dependent on education degree, training, and experience.
Higher levels of education and experience will increase competitiveness in attaining both a job and higher wages.
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Construction Laborers
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Painters, Construction and Maintenance
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Roofers
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Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers
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Solar (Panel) Photovoltaic Installers
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Carpenters
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Brickmasons and Blockmasons
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Construction and Building Inspector
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Electricians
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Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters
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Cost Estimators
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General and Operations Managers
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Construction Managers
Read MoreBuild your future in one of the country’s most important industries
If you haven’t considered the construction industry in your job search, you should know about some of the things that make it a good option, even if you’re not a carpenter.
Opportunity
As the country’s largest industry, more people work in construction than in any other industry.
Wages
Construction jobs offer some of the top wages in the market.
Rewarding Work
Workers in construction change how their city looks and feels and pave the way for the future with their work.
Training
Many employers will help pay for training and support and encourage staff.
