Architecture and Construction Careers T&F | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

12. Some workers in the construction industry learn their skills by working as apprentices.

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15. Very few construction and architecture jobs pay more than the national minimum wage.

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10. Only men work in the construction industry.

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4. Construction workers help build houses, offices, factories, dams, highways, tunnels, bridges, railroad lines, airports, pipelines, ports, and power-generation facilities.

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Large companies, small private businesses, state and local governments, and the military hire people to work on construction projects.

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5. People with architecture or construction careers must work for a company; they cannot work for themselves as independent contractors or start their own small businesses.

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7. Construction workers use personal protective equipment such as hard hats, reflective vests, earplugs, steel-toed boots, gloves, and safety harnesses to prevent injuries.

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2. All construction jobs involve dangerous and strenuous outdoor work.

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3. Although construction companies employ welders, carpenters, and heavy equipment operators, they also employ engineers, accountants, cost estimators, and inspectors.

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8. “Green” construction reduces the negative impacts on the environment by using sustainable construction materials and energy-efficient design features.

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14. Some workers in the construction industry join labor unions.

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6. Electricians, surveyors, plumbers, and drafters often attended a technical school to learn their trade, and they may be required to obtain a license or certificate.