The project supports women financially, helps create inclusive learning environments, and works with industry to remove barriers that hold women back.
The project supports women financially, helps create inclusive learning environments, and works with industry to remove barriers that hold women back.
The CCA’s focus is clear: grow talent, connect members to projects, advocate for the industry, invest in training, and keep an eye on the future. Year-round, it offers everything from technical courses to leadership programs, helping crews and companies stay sharp in a fast-changing industry.
Our advice for those entering the trades is simple. Stay curious. Be dependable. Show up ready to learn. Whether you are on the tools or leading the project there is more to grow and lead here.
My journey has been difficult, frustrating, and incredibly fulfilling. I’ve learned that success isn’t about reaching a single goal. It’s about showing up, day after day, even when it’s tough. Especially when it’s tough.
Building Confidence, One Weld at a Time
Entering a male-dominated field as a first-year welder, I quickly realized that my biggest barriers weren’t just learning the technical side of welding; they were overcoming self-doubt.
Pink Belts’ mission is to foster diversity within the construction industry by providing women with the opportunity to thrive in a traditionally male-dominated field.
It’s rare to find a company that builds community as intentionally as it builds circuits but Ground Electrical does both.\ Ground Electrical, founded by Master Electrician Steven Almeida, began as a solo operation between 2007 and 2011. Since then, Steven grew his business steadily with a clear vision: build a workplace grounded in heart, integrity
Trade Winds equips students with the skills they need to succeed in the trades while contributing to meaningful, real-world projects.
We believe economic security changes lives. That is why we equip women with the knowledge and support they need to build lasting careers in the skilled trades.
If I were to give another woman looking into a career in the trades any advice, it would be to take the leap. Challenge yourself.
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