Bob The Builder: A Career As A Construction Worker

Bob the Builder asked, “Can we can build it?” The answer was always a loud, “YES WE CAN!” This quote relates to what I am writing about. Bob the Builder was a construction laborer. The career I will like to follow is being a construction laborer. Being a construction worker can be a hard laboring job with many disadvantages, but it comes with good benefits and salary. Being in this job, career can be tough. Here are some of descriptions of being a construction laborer. They might need to advance in carpentry such as knowing the measurements then, knowing the tools they might use on the job site. They must have experience in plumbing such as putting in toilets and other fixtures. They must also have experience in electricity, therefore the wiring is safe. Most of the construction work might have to be done in rain, snow, and intense heat. Many regions construction work might slow down due to the climate. Laborers need to be in good shape and have good stamina to keep up with the physical demand on the job site. Many laborers may have to

Their starting wage may depend on their experience. It also may have to do with the needs, demand as well as location. When they first start out they may earn between $10 and $13 an hour or at least $22,000. When they have some experience in this career the starting wage is about $16 an hour, or an income of $33,000 a year. Experienced laborers generally can earn between $13 and $30 an hour or at least $70,000 a year. When they are an experienced laborer, they have many benefits. They may have a paid sick leave and that will help a lot, so if they are sick for a couple days also have health insurance benefits. Some laborers may have a full time job part of the year since the climate, but others may have a full time job year around. Some laborers are also part of the trade union their wage negotiates on their behalf by the union leaders (“Construction