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GREAT & CCI are not just providing an opportunity for a job - it's the start of great success in the future. Not only will you have job security - you will have the opportunity to learn new skills and earn better pay. Construction workers earn good money from their first day on the job, and many jobs offer great benefits like health insurance and profit sharing. You can go on to manage people, projects and even your own company.

Make the Money

The earning potential for trained craft professionals is unlimited:

The wages below reflect averages (median) around the United States.  With the right skills, attitude and work ethic, you can earn even more as you expand your skills. The opportunities are endless.

Career Choice

Median Hourly

Median Yearly

Boilermaker

24.72

51,240

Brickmason

22.02

45,800

Carpenter

19.84

41,260

Construction Manager

41.26

85,830

Concrete & Mason Finisher

17.93

37,300

Drywall Installer

18.94

39,400

Electrician

23.12

48,100

Electronic Systems Technician

24.88

51,760

Foreman/Superintendent

28.54

59,360

Heavy Equipment Operator

20.22

42,060

HVAC Technician

19.54

40,630

Insulation Worker

16.45

34,220

Ironworker

21.99

45,730

Millwright

23.40

48,660

Pipelayer

16.70

34,750

Plumber, Pipefitter, and Steamfitter

22.76

47,350

Roofer

17.47

36,340

Sheet Metal Worker

20.50

42,640

Welder and Cutter

16.33

33,960

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment Statistics 2007

Over the course of your career, you can earn enough to afford a home, an education for your kids and a good life for you and your family.

Make the Change

There are many career paths to choose from, so choose your construction path now.  GREAT & CCI can help.

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