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What are the most important requirements to enter this field?

Being hands on is important, but what are the educational and physical skills required?

Thank you comment icon Start in an entry level position and see if you are able to get and apprenticeship to develop your skills and advance your career. Richard Bethea

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Karil’s Answer

Technical training would be good for things like welding. For construction, experience! Learning all you can learn about all aspects of the different parts of construction helps a lot.
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Angelica’s Answer

Hi Richard,

I used to be a construction and engineering recruiter and while a 4 year degree isn't typically required, it definitely helps to have one as you progress in your career if you want to move up into management. A technical school or an associate's degree is a great way to build a foundation and recruiters even sometimes contact schools to find recent graduates for work. You can also work as an apprentice or find a job that will provide on-the-job training.
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