Trades

Begin a Career in Trades

Skilled tradespeople are in high demand, including mechanical HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, general maintenance and construction professionals, and more. We provide training and opportunities in the trades, from high school apprenticeships to our women in trades initiative.
 
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Work-Based Learning Programs in High School

TDIndustries has developed a strategy to utilize qualified entry-level talent to strengthen and balance the skilled trade professional workforce. We are taking the foundation of work-based learning programs and refining it to meet today’s labor regulations, safety protocols and educational requirements and tomorrow’s generational expectations.

We are taking advantage of the opportunity to positively influence the perception of a career in the construction industry.

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CFE

Construction Education Foundation (CEF)

In accordance with our mission to continuously, aggressively improve our Partners, TD is a close supporter of CEF. Learn how our partnership with CEF can help you broaden your skills and further advance within the construction industry.

Women in Trades

Fifty-seven percent of women participate in the labor force. Yet, according to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, only 6.6 percent of women work full-time in male-dominated occupations.

TDIndustries' Women in Trades program was designed to create opportunities for women to enter and advance in trade and "nontraditional" careers. We provide training and viable career options, meaningful work and higher wages while establishing amazing careers for women within the industry.

We are dedicated to promoting a culture for women in trades to be successful through training, development, mentorship and leadership.

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Benefits to a career in the trades:

  • Internship
  • Apprenticeship
  • In-demand occupations
  • Higher paying occupations
  • Steady careers
  • Training and development

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Leslie Morgan was working on a design-build ethanol plant project when she heard about the THRIVE program. The diversity program, among TD’s other core values, struck a chord with her. She’s hopeful she can help TD bring more diversity into the workforce.

For Leslie, the THRIVE program is an answered prayer. She’s hoping this career will give her financial independence and command of her budget, and prove to be a better example to her two adult daughters.

“In my life, I felt like I wasn’t part of the financial decisions that were made in my household as a child,” Leslie said. “When I joined my new family unit, I wasn’t part of how the money was going into the household and how it was being spent.”

With better financial stability, Leslie can forge a clear path forward. Currently, she is eyeing a chance to become a business development manager, focusing on diversity. But for today, she’s battling butterflies in her stomach while dreaming of becoming a confident, financially independent Partner.

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Want to achieve your personal and professional goals? Our commitment to providing diverse career opportunities can help you fulfill your dreams.

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