The sun is shining and the site is scorching. Unfortunately, it hasn’t hit that elusive 35 degrees, despite it feeling like 40, so it looks like you’re in for the long haul.
There’s no doubting it, nothing’s better than working in building and construction. Spending your days outside, working with your hands and seeing a project through to that final stage. It’s hard to beat.
However, when she turns up the heat and the site manager gives the nod of continue, you might get that sinking feeling.
Whether you’re just starting out with your own business after completing your building and construction certificates, or have been looking for ways to tighten the purse strings and save money, every carpenter can benefit from reassessing the way in which they operate.
Cutting costs needn’t mean cutting corners. It’s merely about conducting smart, cost-effective business for the biggest possible return while still keeping your client base happy.
Effective leadership skills are a key factor in succeeding in the more advanced stages of your career in any trade. It’s the springboard that helps you to leave the on-the-tools labour behind and climb up the ranks into management, or even open up your own business. If you feel that these development opportunities aren’t offered
