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Build a Career in the Building Industry with The Prosperity Christian Resource and Community Housing Development Center's, Construction Craft Laborer (CCL) Education Program.

What is a Construction Craft Laborer?

Construction Craft Laborers perform general to semi-skilled tasks in many areas of construction. They are needed on all construction job sites.  They usually perform very physical demanding tasks like loading and unloading, measuring and marking, assembling and disassembling scaffolding, or digging and raking.

What do you need to enroll in The Prosperity Christian Resource and Community Housing Development Center's, Construction Craft Laborer Education Program?

  • A commitment to get your GED or high school diploma, if you don't have one.  Good math and reading skills are important to learning the trade's basics, operating tools and working safely.
  • A commitment to get your driver's license if you don't have it. A license is as crucial as a pair of work boots-you need both to get to the job site.
  • An eye for detail. Enjoy working with your hands. 

What will you learn in The Prosperity Christian Resource and Community Housing Development Center's, Construction Craft Laborer Education Program?

You will learn many of the skills employers in the building industry are looking for, including how to:

  • measure and mark areas to be graded or to erect structures.
  • dig ditches and level earth to grade specifications.
  • build and position forms for pouring concrete.
  • mix concrete and other compounds.
  • tend machines that pump concrete, grout, sand, plaster, or stucco through a spray-gun.
  • Smooth and finish poured concrete.
  • Erect and disassemble scaffolding, braces, and other temporary structures.

  

And that's only the beginning!

 

How long will it take to graduate?

That is up to you. In The Prosperity Christian Resource and Community Housing Development Center's, Construction Craft Laborer Education Program, you learn at your own pace. The average time of completion is 12 months. Students wishing to learn more technical skills take more time.

What type of job can you expect as a Construction Craft Laborer Education Graduate?

As a Construction Craft Laborer Education graduate, you will have the entry-level skills needed to embark on a career in the construction craft laborer trade. You will start out as a general laborer on a construction jobsite.

There will be many job possibilities as your construction craft laborer skills will be in demand by general contractors, rehab contractors, and subcontractors.

What will be expected of you as a Student?

  • A real desire to learn the trade and join one of the country's largest industries.
  • Have the discipline to handle hands-on training responsibly and safely.
  • Active participation in your training and its work-like requirements, including punctuality and good behavior.
  • Respect for you instructors and fellow students at all times.
  • To follow rules and respect the tools provided for your training.

How much can you earn?

Entry-level construction craft labor graduates, earn on average $8.00 to $10.00 an hour in their first job after graduation.

Additional training through apprenticeships or on the job training will upgrade your skills and help expand your career options. 

Your Construction Craft Laborer Career Choice Ladder!
As you expand your skills, so do your choices in the industry. Here is a ladder of different careers you can aim for as a Carpentry Education Graduate. Some careers require several years of experience in the trade, and in some cases further education.
  • General Contractor

  • Inspector

  • Subcontractor

  • Equipment Operator

  • Skilled Worker

  • Journey Person

  • Apprentice

  • General Laborer

Is Construction Craft Laborer Education for you?

A Construction Craft Laborer career is a rewarding and very much in demand. Without construction craft laborers, commercial and residential buildings could not be built or repaired!

The work can keep you physically active - bending, standing, climbing, and kneeling, are part of the job. Construction Craft Laborers work indoors and outdoors, and use heavy or rough materials, sharp tools and power equipment. 

Some construction craft laborers will work for one employer for many years. Some may change employers each time they finish a job.  Construction craft laborers with skills in all aspects of the trade work more steadily because they are more flexible and can be utilized to handle many more tasks on jobsites.

Please see CCL Career Overview and CCL Courses.


For More Information Contact:

The Prosperity Christian Resource

and

Community Housing Development Center, Inc.

P. O. Box 2683, Reidsville, NC 27323
Tel: (336) 361 - 4066
FAX: (336) 348 - 1802
E-mail: webmaster@theprosperitycenter.com

 

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