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Take our quiz to find out your fit in construction!

Your skills from other industries are valuable. In construction, you learn on the job, combining hands-on training with what you already know.

What motivates you most at work?

Good pay

Variety and learning new skills

Working outdoors

Making a difference

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What key skills have you developed over your career?

I have a strong attention to detail and am good at problem solving.I'm a good communicator and work well in a team.I have good concentration. I can identify risk and follow process well.I'm good at managing teams. I'm a strong planner and stick to deadlines.

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Which statement best describes you?

I'm good with tools

I'm good at multi-tasking

I'm a good driver

I'm a good negotiator

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What is your ideal working environment?

Where I can build my skills and create things.Outdoors with a variety of tasks.Where I can express my inner rev head.Leading teams and making sure things get done.

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You'd make a cracking construction worker.

As a construction worker you are exposed to a wide variety of tasks and specialties, giving you first-hand exposure to different career paths within construction. As you gain experience, you’ll discover areas that interest you most and can invest in furthering your skills through certifications, qualifications or specific licenses to move into more specialised roles.

You would be terrific in a trade.

Trades offer a refreshing change from desk jobs, with plenty of physical activity, variety and the chance to work outdoors. If you enjoy hands-on, practical work, take pride in building or fixing something tangible, and love seeing immediate results, a trade could be the perfect fit for you.

You're perfect for plant operation.

Plant operators play a key role in operating heavy machinery and equipment on construction sites, ensuring projects are completed efficiently and safely. As you gain experience with a variety of machinery, you can advance your career while enjoying the comfort of operating from a weatherproof cab. The more equipment you master, the broader your prospects become.

You'd smash it as a site supervisor.

A site supervisor plays a critical role in managing and overseeing the day-to-day activities on a construction site. They act as a conduit between workers, tradespeople, contractors and project managers.

Something doesn't look quite right....

This initiative is funded through the Women in Construction Industry Innovation Program.

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