Erecting infrastructure and buildings in accordance with approved blueprints.
Building homes, apartments, and other residential constructions is known as Residential Construction.
Building office buildings, retail establishments, and other commercial facilities is known as Commercial Construction.
Building factories, warehouses, and other production buildings is known as Industrial Construction.
Building roads, bridges, airports, and other public infrastructure is known as Infrastructure Construction.
Some businesses focus on particular construction projects, such high-rise structures, environmentally friendly construction, or historic restoration.
Bulldozers, excavators, cranes, concrete mixers, and other specialist construction equipment are examples of machinery and equipment.
Purchasing and managing building supplies such as steel, concrete, and other building materials.
Putting in place safety guidelines and practices to guarantee a safe workplace.
Presenting finished and ongoing projects to illustrate skills and expertise.
Project managers, engineers, architects, skilled workers, and other experts in the building process.
The application of technology, including project management software, building information modelling (BIM), and other technologies relevant to the construction industry.
Using ecologically responsible and sustainable building techniques.
