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Embarking on the Masonry Career Path

The work of a mason is an art made for those who have a passion for craftsmanship and an interest in seeing their work withstand potential adversities throughout the future. An individual interested in a masonry career can successfully master the craft and avoid the hazards through educational resources such as training and apprenticeship opportunities. 

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Preparing Future Leaders: A Q&A

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“I think one of the most important things is really that servant leadership concept of showing people that you will do what you want them to do and that you’re here to help others be successful.” – Boyd Worsham, President and CEO of NCCER

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The Skilled Trowel

Randall Essel

In this article, I would like to discuss the most important tool in the masons’ bag, the masons’ trowel. The one difference that separates the masons’ trowel from most other tools is that you just do not pick up a trowel and start spreading the mortar on the wall as you would use a shovel to pick up sand and place the sand in a mortar mixer. 

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Keeping our Trade Strong

Moroni Mejia

A quick search of “workforce development” on Google will yield more than 62 million results in less than a quarter of a second. Pretty much everything has been said, written and done before. 

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Journeyman Mason

Craft timeless structures hands-on with your team using cutting-edge technology. Leave your mark on history while working outdoors.

$59,040  SALARY 

Project Manager

Plan and manage activities concerned with the construction and maintenance of structures, facilities, and systems.

$98,040  SALARY 

Estimator

Prepare cost estimates to aid management in bidding by determining the price of products and services.

$65,170  SALARY 

Mason Contractor

Own and operate a mason contracting business following a natural progression of those in the field.

Unlimited Potential   SALARY   Based On Profit

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MS RALly CAR

Former masonry worker Lane Vacala, 25, is from Antioch, Illinois. Vacala excelled in karting before switching to rallycross and open-wheel racing. He drove for DRR in 2019 Rallycross Lites.

1.4s

0-60 mph

180mph

Top Speed

1070hp

Engine

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