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Pam Krill says she feels as though she might have found the perfect job for her to do. Krill has become the new Community Workforce coordinator for the Blue E

When Morgan Fredrickson joined Ryan Companies in 2019, she was already up and running. She had a master’s degree in architecture and years of experience in construction management.

Christa Seaberg has made a career out of helping others succeed. For the last 15 years, at firms like JE Dunn, Adolfson & Peterson, and now Lunda Construction, Seaberg has held lead diversity positions.

From brick laying to welding to donning a harness and walking across a beam, students experienced a plethora of jobs in the construction industry.

Construct Tomorrow Job Fair in Duluth Minnesota at the DECC will allow everyone to try the job first either in person or in virtual reality.

Construct Tomorrow Job Fair in Duluth Minnesota at the DECC will allow everyone to try the job first either in person or in virtual reality.

Construct Tomorrow Job Fair in Duluth Minnesota at the DECC will allow everyone to try the job first either in person or in virtual reality.

Construct Tomorrow Job Fair in Duluth Minnesota at the DECC will allow everyone to try the job first either in person or in virtual reality.

Construction jobs are booming once again with the recovery from the pandemic. The latest data from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development shows 7,504 vacancies in the construction and excavation sector. And the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates jobs in this sector will grow 8% by 2030.

The Boy Scouts Base Camp at Fort Snelling is the place to be this week for aspiring young construction workers.