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Construction is a long-term professional opportunity for your kids, not just a ‘plan B’ alternative to a Liberal Arts Degree in College. (Besides, your kids may not be all that excited about college, anyway.) Construction is personally and professionally rewarding. And it’s a tangible and lucrative career path that is vital to our community and nation. If you son or daughter likes working with their hands, has a solid work ethic and enjoys the practical application of math and engineering concepts, a career in the construction trades can create an early pathway a rewarding career.


Apprentice Tradesmen
$20,000 to $41,000

Painters
$22,000 to $57,000

Drywall & Ceiling Installers
$26,000 to $64,000

Equipment Operators
$27,000 to $61,000

Tile & Marble Setters
$27,000 to $77,000

Plumbers
$28,000 to $83,000

HVAC/Mechanical
$32,000 to $74,000

Carpenter Journeymen
$33,000 to $69,000

Electricians
$33,000 to $81,000

Designers
$34,000 to $82,000

Concrete Finishers
$35,000 to $58,000

Roofers
$35,000 to $63,000

Building Inspectors
$36,000 to $75,000

Masons
$38,000 to $73,000

Estimators
$40,000 to $98,000

Safety Coordinators
$41,000 to $93,000

Architects
$41,000 to $103,000

Site Foreman
$45,000 to $63,000

-Project Managers
$49,000 to $126,000

-Superintendents
$50,000 to $95,000

Talk to a Build Pride advisor today about immediate opportunities in Kansas. http://www.build-pride.com