OSHA 10 Construction Training
OSHA 10 Construction Training to be held on November 4th & 5th from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Construction Jobs in Buffalo NY
OSHA 10 Construction Training to be held on November 4th & 5th from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Tape Measure (25′ or 30′ only) Pencil Hammer Chisel Margin trowel Hawk Tuck-pointing tools(various sizes) Brick trowel Wooden dowel Masonry brush a quality bucket
One of our Buffalo partners is offering a free OSHA 10 course. There is, however, a $5 card fee. The class will be July 22nd & 23rd from 4:45pm till 9:45pm each night. If you would like more information or would like to attend please contact us!
ALACHUA, Fla. — NCCER and its Build Your Future (BYF) initiative have recently partnered with the Human Resources Construction Council (HRCC) to create a national BYF scholarship program for deserving individuals pursuing a career in construction through craft and technical programs. Scholarships are available to high school seniors, military service members, postsecondary students or anyone […]
Entry level electrician? Start with this list of tools. Tape Measure (25′ or 30′ only) Electrician’s tool pouch Klein 14 in 1 screwdriver/nut driver 9” Lineman’s side cutting pliers 8″ Long Nose Pliers 8” Diagonal cutting pliers Straight Claw hammer Battery screw gun with hammer drill feature Torpedo level Klein 6 ¼” wire strippers 16 gage […]
The first tools that every entry-level Carpenter should own Rig, tool belt, or Bags Hammer Tape Measure (25′ or 30′ only) Carpenter’s Pencil Retractable Utility knife Journal Tool Box (or in this case, a bucket) Stanley Flat Bar Speed Square Chalk line Yellow-handled Snips Cordless Drill or Driver Screwdriver The Journal of Light Construction Magazine
You need something to put your tools in, and the tool vessel that is closest to perfect is available for free! A modest bucket is how almost everyone got started and how most of us still roll. The Bucket Boss is a great system. It’s versatile and you can even add hardware trays and bags sold […]
Tool Belt (your rig) The very first thing you should buy is a good set of bags. You can borrow a hammer, tape and knife. But borrowing another man’s bags is like borrowing his girlfriend. You could spend an exorbitant amount of money on something sweet. The problem is that if you haven’t earned the […]
It takes maybe four or five years for a person to become relatively proficient in a trade. Assuming (at that point) that they are a relatively good employee, then they are likely worth $18/hr–$20/hr. The difference between $18/hr and $25/hr–$30/hr is leadership. Author and speaker Mark Breslin, Breslin Strategies, Inc. writes, “On average, your foremen have received […]
One of our Buffalo partners is offering a few OSHA 10 classes. The classes are from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm at 170 Franklin Street. The classes are free, however there is a $5 card fee. 2014 November 24 & 25 2015 March 23 & 24 April 27 & 28 May 18 & 19 June 22 & 23 If […]
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When I bought my 18 volt Milwaukee drill / driver I first scoured the pages of Tools of the Trade magazine. Sure enough they did a great comparison write up (back a few years ago). This latest issue compares the new brushless models. Their assessment last time was dead on in my opinion. I am […]
Date and Time: July 22, and 23, 2013 4:00 pm to 9:15 pm Both days attendance required in order to receive certification Location: 416 Louisiana Street Buffalo, NY Cost: $5.00 fee charged by OSHA We have five seats only. You must be registered with us and in **good standing to attend. **”good […]
Update (Fri June 12):
The remodeling market in Buffalo, NY is on fire!
I have no way of knowing how many tradespeople are sitting home collecting their $600 federal money, but its a feeding frenzy for hiring
Let’s get back to work!
Call 716-855-8100, email at recruiter@sqrft.net, or apply to one of the jobs listed here.
Looking forward to working with you
~John Krytus