What are Skilled Trades?

There are four main categories of skilled trades with over 300 designated trades!

Skilled trades require a special skill, knowledge, or ability that can be obtained at a college, technical school, or through specialized training. Skilled trades can be separated into four categories:

Industrial - 

Industrial trades encompass jobs rooted in manufacturing and technology. These careers involve designing, building, and problem-solving. Jobs in this space include welders, fabricators, machinists, pipefitters, mechanics, tool and die makers, programmers, etc. 

Construction-

related trades are more hands-on but not without the regular use of advanced technology and tools. Jobs in this field include electricians, cement and concrete finishers, drywall, carpentry, plumbers, gasfitters, bricklayers, technicians, insulators, etc. 

Motive Power and Engineering -

Trades in this sector are related to machinery that moves and/or transports people or goods. Jobs in this field include aircraft repair, automotive technicians, engine mechanics, electrical systems technicians, heavy-duty equipment technicians etc.

Services -

Service trades included professional occupations that involve working with hands and require specialized training. Jobs in this field include bakers, hairstylists, chefs, property and building maintenance workers, dental assistants, nurses, etc. 

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