Engineering Field Sees Low Unemployment, Higher Pay
If you’ve ever experienced a flooded home from a busted hose on a washing machine, dishwasher or refrigerator, you know the indescribable feeling of relief when a tradesman shows up at your door. Without hesitation, skilled tradesmen work in all weather conditions and often in the most undesirable places — like a muddy basement or crawl space — to repair the faulty water line and remove damaged insulation and flooring before mold and mildew set in. Tradesmen replace your initial panic with confidence that your largest personal investment will retain its value. Yet, why do we not openly recognize these humble and often underappreciated men and women who make it their life’s work to save and restore our homes? Fortunately, there are individuals and companies who want to celebrate what tradesmen do to help us get back into a repaired home, and on with our comfortable lives. One such company is IRWIN Tools, who initiated National Tradesmen Day as a way to give tradesmen t...