Craft Professionals Excel Once They Discover Their Niche in the Construction Industry
By Jessica Porter
Though Harold Harris, a millwright, and Kyle Kliebert, a welder, work in
different crafts, they share much in common. Both made a career change
to the construction industry after feeling dissatisfied with their
original jobs, attended Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Pelican Chapter’s Training Center, work for Turner Industries Group, Baton Rouge, La., and are a part of ABC’s National Craft Championships.
The craft competition, which has been testing the skills of
construction apprentices for more than two decades, will take place next
month in San Antonio.
The Beginner
The Beginner
A
positive attitude, dedication and a desire to learn led Harris to the
millwright industry, where his eight short months of experience have
already resulted in great achievements. Harris is heading to San Antonio
in April to compete in the ABC National Craft Championships after
winning first place in the millwright competition at the Pelican
Chapter’s craft championship.
Read the entire story in Construction Executive.
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