News for Workforce Development

AGC member Oles Morrison presents: SBA rules have become more important than ever as both large and small businesses need to learn how best and properly to compete for public contracts in this economy. Learn from experts from SBA and the private sectors. Nov. 16. Click SBA seminar for details...

This October approximately 800-1000 high school students will attend the King County Construction Career Day at Seattles Magnuson Park. This event will be a two day extravaganza of all things construction. Students will be able to participate in three different sections each meant to educate the...

A team of students from Central Washington University were selected by a panel of national construction professionals as among the most skilled future construction managers and builders in the country.  The team which traveled to the San Diego-based national convention of the Associated Gene...

Five Whatcom County high school students are heading to Nationals! The team from the Whatcom County Construction Academy which is supported in part by AGC and several of its Northern District members recently won the regional Construction Challenge competition and will compete in the national co...

The Pierce County Construction Partnership (PCCP) holds Construction Career Day for high school students Nov. 6 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Western Washington Fair Grounds (110 9th Avenue SW in Puyallup). Several AGC members have contributed funds and PCCP now seeks volunteers for the event. If you ...

The owners of Star Construction at Construction Week sponsored by AGC.Working for companies like Constructed Creations and Green Development dozens of high school students from around the state learned construction and business skills during Construction Week at Central Washington University. Th...

Dale Aamot drilling anchor holes for temporary impact attenuators along SR 20.Students from the Whatcom County Construction Academy which opened its doors last September are now working for AGC member firms. AGC Works checks in on two of those students Dale Aamot and Jarred Smith. Dale Aamot is...