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Daily Plumbing Job Duties Explained
If you’ve ever wondered what a typical day looks like for someone in the plumbing trade, you’re in the right place. Plumbing is more than just fixing leaks or unclogging drains. It’s a hands-on, problem-solving career that keeps homes and businesses running smoothly. Let me walk you through the daily plumbing job duties and give you a clear picture of what this career path involves. Plumbing Duties Overview: What to Expect Every Day Every day on the job is a little different,
David Bierwirth
Nov 204 min read


Mass Timber, Ironworkers, and the Real Story Behind “New” Materials
Mass timber might be the new buzzword, but this isn’t really a story about wood vs. steel. It’s a story about people. It’s about how fast our industry can retrain, regroup and show up when the work changes — and whether the next generation gets invited into that change or left watching from the sidelines. The Construction Dive piece, “Mass timber demand is growing. Ironworkers say they’re ready,” asks a simple question: as these projects pop up across the country, who is goin
David Bierwirth
Nov 142 min read


Essential Skills Every Carpenter Should Master
Thinking about a career in carpentry? Good. Because carpentry isn’t just about hammering nails or cutting boards — it’s about shaping something real with your hands. It’s part art, part science, and 100% rewarding if you’ve got patience and grit. Whether you’re fresh out of school, changing careers, or just curious about the trades, learning what it really takes to become a carpenter can set you up for long-term success. Carpenter sanding a project. The Skill Set That Builds
David Bierwirth
Oct 283 min read


Understanding Plumbing Job Duties
If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to be a plumber, you’re not alone. Most of us don’t think twice when we turn on the faucet, step into a hot shower, or flush the toilet. But behind every working sink, pipe, or water heater is a trade that’s been around as long as people have lived together in cities. Plumbing is invisible until it stops working—and then it becomes the most important job in the world. Plumbing isn’t just about fixing leaks or clearing drains. It’s
David Bierwirth
Oct 15 min read
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