People and Culture

How Project Engineers Can Stand Out Early in Their Careers

When new project engineers enter the construction industry, many aspire to grow into the roles of project manager, superintendent, and beyond. Whether starting out at a new company or simply ready to take the next step in your career, there is one key way to show an employer you're able to handle more responsibility.

Bringing a New Perspective to the Jobsite

The construction industry is constantly changing with new technologies, more productive systems and the need to engage more employees to keep up with workforce demands. These changes also include a stronger focus on diversifying the industry.

Why Women Should Join A Changing Industry Like Construction

It's not often that young women in high school and college are told to grab a hard hat and consider starting a career in construction, but there are a variety of reasons why that is about to change.

While the industry has seen a rise in women in construction in recent years, as of 2018, they only accounted for 9% of the workforce. In comparison, women make up about 44.7% of the wholesale/retail trade industry and a staggering 74.4% of the education and health services industry.

Celebrating Women in Construction Week

It's Women in Construction Week and here at Amoroso we are highlighting two women who have made a successful career in construction. Meet Senior Project Manager, Vicky Cotter and Project Executive, Kim Altamirano, who are recalling their journey working up the ladder and the advice they have for other women in the industry.