Did you know that jobs in the construction industry pay more than 35% higher when compared to other jobs. The average annual income for a construction worker is $85,000, plus great benefits.
The construction industry of today is not the same industry that your parents and grandparents remember – There are more opportunities in construction than ever before. It’s one of the nation’s largest employers, it pays well, and you can start earning money right away. Plus, you don’t have to go to college or attend a university to get started. The opportunities are growing each year!
Why Choose a Job in Construction?
The construction industry is a key part of Alaska’s economy. In fact, Construction is one of the largest sectors in the state, employing over 20,000 people and accounting for over $6.5 billion in economic output annually. The sector is responsible for the construction of residential, commercial, and industrial buildings and new transportation infrastructure, not to mention the maintenance and improvement of existing buildings and infrastructure of all kinds in need of repairs.
Construction also provides many direct and indirect jobs, from carpenters and electricians to engineers and architects, as well as support services like financing, legal and insurance. Construction is an important part of the state’s economic development, helping to attract new businesses and create jobs. The sector is also vital for the housing market, helping to construct and maintain homes and apartments, and for public works, helping to build and maintain roads, bridges, and other utilities.
Attention Students!
The Anchorage School District has a multitude of Job Opportunities for Alaska School District Students. Check the Link Below for the Full List!
