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Heavy Industry Stats for FIFO: Up North and Down Under We’re not talking about a “First in, First Out” Wall Street tactic here. Fly-in-Fly-out, aka  “FIFO” work in heavy industries like oil and gas production, mining, and construction, presents unique challenges for those undertaking these lucrative ventures, particularly in the North (the Arctic, Canada, and […]

In today’s competitive job market, especially in the mining, engineering, and construction industries, standing out from the crowd can be challenging. At Resource Erectors, we specialize in connecting top talent with industry-leading companies. Here’s why partnering with us can significantly boost your career prospects: 1. Cutting Through the Digital Noise of Modern Job Applications The […]

At Resource Erectors, we specialize in connecting top talent with leading companies in the mining, construction materials, and civil construction industries across North America. With over 25 years of industry-specific recruiting experience, we understand the unique challenges and opportunities in these demanding HR sectors. Our Expertise: Bridging the Industrial Talent Gap The mining, manufacturing, and […]

  It’s not a new story for us here at Resource Erectors. Heavy industry has been facing human resource shortfalls year after year in the 21st Century as the boomer generation retires with no one behind in line to replace them. The engineer shortage is one that has its roots in the Great Recession, way […]

  The more things change, the more they stay the same!” That seems to be the legacy of 2021 for “industries across the board” as we like to say when describing the scope of our heavy industry recruiting services here at Resource Erectors.  As we put the workforce and supply chain turbulence generated by the […]

  Experienced Mining & Construction Materials Managers and Supervisors in High Demand With 6 Figure Salaries to Match Heavy industry fields included in the top 25 median base salaries on “The Highest Paying Jobs  List” at glassdoor.com ranked Engineering Plant Manager at #15. But the $104,817 average posted there is at the low side of […]

  McKinsey suggests that the COVID-19 crisis will reshape the construction industry, radically shift supply and value chains, and create the blueprint for the industry moving forward. While all of these are certainly true, COVID-19 isn’t simply a “disrupter.” It’s a tangible threat to the industry’s bottom-line. How is COVID-19 impacting the 2021 forecast for […]

  “Integrating the pre-COVID-19 [sustainability] agenda into the post-COVID-19 action plan.” — Alexandre L’Heureux, President of WSP Global Despite the ongoing pandemic, sustainability is still the driving trend in construction. The post-crisis resiliency of construction firms is tightly hinged to how they handle sustainability going forward. According to McKinsey, the “new normal” in construction will […]

As civil construction continues to endure the unprecedented economic and social storm brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s a silver lining: construction jobs rebounded in May, recouping half of the losses from April. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, construction produced the second-largest gains in May — behind hospitality and travel.

Federal, State, and Local Governments Are Moving to Upgrade Infrastructure The American Road and Transportation Builder’s Association (ARTBA) is projecting at least 5% growth in the transportation infrastructure construction sector in 2020, according to the ARTBA annual report. In their December 2019 press release, ARTBA’s chief economist, Dr. Alison Premo Black stated:

Good Civil Construction Job Numbers Just Out From the US Bureau of Labor Statistics

Applying for new jobs is stressful. It can feel like you’re not getting anywhere fast, especially if you never receive feedback. If you want to get your job search on the fast track, just sending your resume and application into the company’s system might not be enough.