Try to think of a translation of the following words:

Apprenticeship = brick =

Demand = concrete =

To dig = pipefitter =

To load = welder =

craftspeople =

to maintain =

elevator =

escalator =

Insulation =

Blueprint =

The most in-demand jobs, with higher than average projections for job creation, in the construction
sector include:

1. Boilermakers

People in this role assemble, install, and repair boilers and other containers holding liquid or gas.
Typically, boilermakers participate in apprenticeships for training, and the work itself has the potential
for danger.

2. Construction Equipment Operators

In this job, people drive or operate equipment and machinery to build and repair roads, buildings, and
more. Apprenticeships and training programs are available, but it's also very common to learn on the
job.

3. Construction Laborers and Helpers

Laborers and helpers work on site to do the physical work — including digging, building, unloading,
clearing, and assisting craftspeople — required on job sites. They may also operate machinery.

- Painters, Ceiling Tile Installers, Welders

4. Electricians
Electricians install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in both residential and commercial spaces.
Training is required for this role, typically through schools or apprenticeships.

5. Elevator Installers and Repairers

People in this role put in elevators, escalators, and other moving walkways and stairs, and also maintain
and repair them.

6. Insulation Workers

Sometimes called insulators, these workers install insulation in both residential and commercial
buildings to help buildings maintain temperature control. With on-the-job training, insulators can learn
how to read blueprints, choose the right insulation (and the correct amount), and install it properly.

7. Ironworkers

Ironworkers can learn on the job or through an apprenticeship about the correct way to install iron and
steel for buildings, roads, bridges, and other structures.

8. Masonry Workers

Using bricks, stone, concrete, and other materials, masons create or build walls, fireplaces, fences, and
more.

9. Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters

People in this role install pipes in both residential and commercial spaces.

10. Roofers

Training to install and repair roofs is typically on the job although apprenticeship programs are available.

11. Carpenters

- Framing Carpenter, Dry Wall Finisher / Installer, Joiner (a person who constructs the wooden
components of a building, such as stairs, doors, and door and window frames)

12. Engineers

- Assistant Project Manager, Building Inspector, Civil Engineer, Superintendent, Inspector, Construction
Engineer