Apprentice, Registered (Construction Trades)

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Construction workers often work outdoors and in physically demanding occupations. They are usually required to travel from one job site to another and must frequently travel out of their local area. Construction workers, while paid very well, are subject to layoffs, particularly in the winter months. It is important to be able to budget and prepare for potential periods of unemployment. Apprenticeships include: Bricklayers, Carpenters, Caulker/Pointer/Cleaner, Cement Masons, Drywall Finishers/Tapers, Inside Electricians, Limited Energy Electricians, Limited Residential Electricians, Sign Maker Electricians, Elevator Mechanics, Exterior/Interior Specialists (metal framing & drywall), Masonry Finishers, Floorcoverers, Glass Installers & Glaziers, HVAC-Environmental Control System Servicers & Installers, Heat & Frost Insulators, Structural Ironworkers, Laborers, Electrical Construction Lineworkers, Masonry Marble Setters, Millwright Construction Machinery Erectors, Heavy Equipment Repair Operating or Technical Engineers, Sandblasters & Traffic Painters-Decorators, Pile Drivers, Pipefitters, Plasterers, Plumbers, Renewable Energy Technicians, Roofers, Scaffold Erectors, Sheet Metal Workers, Solar H/C Systems Installer, Sprinkler Fitters, Steamfitters, Masonry Terrazzo Workers, Masonry and Tilesetters