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Construction and Related Workers, All Other

Construction and related workers in this category perform specialized tasks on building sites that don't fit into standard job classifications. They work on new construction, renovations, and infrastructure projects across residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Tasks vary widely based on project needs and worker skills.

$49,910median pay, U.S., per year
$42,810–$62,440middle half earn
28Kemployed in the U.S.
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A day in the work

A typical week involves working on active construction sites performing assigned tasks, which might include site preparation, material handling, equipment operation, or assisting specialized trades. Work happens outdoors and indoors depending on the project phase. Days include physical labor, following safety protocols, coordinating with other workers and supervisors, and adapting to changing project schedules and weather conditions.

Who this work suits

You likely do well in this work if you're practical, reliable, and willing to learn varied construction tasks. You adapt easily to different projects and work environments, follow directions carefully, and take safety seriously. Physical stamina and problem-solving ability serve you well in this flexible role.

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O*NET-SOC 47-4099.00 · O*NET OnLine. Pay: BLS OEWS May 2025, annual, U.S. Employment counts are national.