Working outdoors definitely has its perks- being in the sunshine and fresh air has been shown to be beneficial to your mental and physical health- but working outdoors in the... read more →
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By: Paul Robillard VP/Hard Hat Hunter and Operations Manager of a mid-sized construction company in Canada College/Trades Schools are the quickest route with well-structured curriculum that allows graduates to... read more →
Job Description In the role of dump truck operator, an individual will drive dump trucks, as well as attachments (ponies, float equipment, etc.) to pre-disclosed locations. He/she will maintain a... read more →
This Saturday (April 22nd) is Earth Day, celebrated by 192 countries across the world. The international event, coordinated by the Earth Day Network, aims to educate on environmental and climate... read more →
Wear Shoes that Support Your Spine Make sure shoes are flexible with a contoured insole Allow for proper flexing of toes Comfortable and don't pinch or bind your foot Practice... read more →
Work gloves are an essential part of PPE, but it’s important to select a glove that works for you. Take these factors into consideration: Sizing & Fit When selecting work... read more →
It’s well known that there is a HUGE shortage of skilled labour in the trades right now, with less than 3% (as of 2015) of workers in the construction industry... read more →
What is an Ironworker? An ironworker is someone who works with iron, steel, and other metals to maintain, repair, and build metal structures (i.e. buildings, bridges, dams, etc.) There are... read more →
An interview is a vital first step towards gaining employment. It is also one of the first opportunities for a prospective employer to gauge your capabilities, skill, and character. A... read more →
Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign Canadore’s carpentry class was back on as usual this week- yay! I picked back up from where I left off two weeks ago with my... read more →