How to Build a School

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How to
Build a School

Hi friends! Our community needs a new school. Did you know that building a school requires the help of all kinds of people with different career backgrounds? Building a school needs a team of skilled trade professionals, project managers, architects, engineers, and more. Click through the timeline below to learn about the construction careers that help build a school!

We Need A New School
Win The Job!
Design Collaboration
Model/Estimate
Manage The Process
Build The School
We Need A New School

We Need A New School

Community needs a new school.

Client Solutions: Build relationships with client (customer) to understand their goals and ensure the construction process goes smoothly.

Win The Job!

Prepare the proposal and win the job!

Marketing: Create products that represent and promote the brand to win projects.

Design Collaboration

Design Collaboration

Collaborate with the school district and design team.

Architects: Express an artistic vision through the size, shape, color, materials, and style of a building’s elements.

Engineers: Design complex products, machines, systems, or structures by thinking about how and why things work.

Interior Designers: Plan the details of spaces including furniture, colors, curtains, lighting, and artwork.

Model/Estimate

Check out this Building Information Modeling (BIM) video!

Model the building and estimate the cost.

VDC Specialist: Support Virtual Design Construction (VDC) processes through model creation using a variety of tools and technologies.

VDC Manager: Coordinate and oversee Building Information Modeling (BIM) through technical support and 3D technology.

Systems Engineer: Design, install, support, and maintain information technology systems.

Estimating Engineer: Collaborate with trade partners, read drawings, and estimate the cost of materials and physical labor for the project.

Manage The Process

Manage trade partners, materials, and building process through Construction Management.

 Intern: Performs office tasks with supervision.

Project Engineer: Read drawings and identify the correct materials to complete the project as designed within a budget.

Project Manager: Collaborate with trade partners to ensure that the project schedule and materials match the plans and costs promised in a safe way with high quality.

Project Executive: Provide direction and leadership for all phases of the project, including winning jobs, modeling, estimating, building, finishing the project, and staying in contact with the client.

Superintendent: Oversee all aspects of a job site, including material and equipment, skilled tradespeople, and documentation to match plans and a budget while following all safety rules and supporting the client.

General Superintendent: Manage the construction plans, schedules, and assignments of skilled tradespeople, and ensures project goals of the client are met.

Build The School

Build the school through Skilled Trades.

Apprentice: Free program that includes 3-4 years of supervised on-site work and classroom learning, including two classroom days per month.

Journeyperson: Unsupervised work with tools to complete and support routine construction and field responsibilities for construction projects, while mastering construction fundamentals.

Foreman / Forewoman:
Manage the skilled tradespeople on the job site, including apprentices and journeypersons.

Superintendent:
Oversee all aspects of a job site, including material and equipment, skilled tradespeople, and documentation to match plans and a budget while following all safety rules and supporting the client.

 

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