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In this April 22, 2014 file photo, a man works on a concrete form during construction of a new Veterans Administration hospital in the Denver suburb of Aurora, Colo. RJ SANGOSTI, DENVER POST/AP

You may be a top-notch roofer or plumber, but without a resume, you may lose out on the job to the competition. How will empl...

Build Your Construction Resume with Keywords

Did you know that making one change to your construction resume could improve your chances of job search success? Adding keyw...

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Here's how vets can land a great job in the high demand construction industry.

Construction Electrician Constructionman Stephanie N. Bugaski from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133, deployed with the Combined Joint Task Force – Horn of Africa, cuts wood new bus stops onboard Camp Lemonnier. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Jared E. Walker)

How NextOp Helps Veterans Get Careers in Skilled Trades

Here's how veterans can get a job in the booming construction industry.

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Veterans may want to take a closer look at their opportunities for high paying clearance careers in this industry.

Boatswains mate Zach Lee, USS Anchorage (LPD 23), hammers nails into the roof of a house during a Habitat for Humanity neighborhood rebuild project in Long Beach, California during Los Angeles Fleet Week. (U.S. Marine Corps/Gunnery Sgt. Robert Brown)

On-Site Construction Training Can Offer More than a Paycheck

Looking for a well-paying job in construction but don't have the skills to land one? Good news: Increased demand means that a...

No Dull Days for Construction Managers

One day he won't have enough drivers to haul material to a site, or he might have to deal with a workplace injury.

Dig in as a Construction Equipment Operator

Did you play with toy tractors and cranes when you were a kid? Construction equipment operators get to work with the real thi...

10 Best-Paying Blue-Collar Jobs

Your military training gives you the opportunity to transition — easily — into most jobs in the service, manufacturing, and l...

Hot Job How To: Construction Manager

Have you ever wanted to orchestrate the construction of an entire building? Here are four tips to get you started.

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