Trades In The 218: Staying Home and Having Your Career

By David Cook|2020-09-03T11:40:03-05:00September 3rd, 2020|

Are people telling you that if you are going to make it in your career, you need to leave the 218? Dave Cook has a thought about leaving after reading a Tweet from someone who did just that. #workhereplayherestayhere

What Employers Have to Say

The trades have Good pay, even at a starting wage. Advancements are there if you take it seriously and want to improve your career. The demand is strong.

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We have requests for 2 to 3 times the work that we can perform. If I had qualified job foremen and quality workers available, we could build many more homes and projects than we do.

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There is a great satisfaction in building, and completing quality projects for people. The work has great variety, and the learning experiences are invaluable.

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Contact our Team

Dave Cook

218-623-5972

Duluth, North Shore, Proctor, Hermantown, South Saint Louis County, Koochiching County, Northern Itasca County and General inquiries into 218Trades

Amanda Voller

218-735-6120

Aitkin, Grand Rapids, Hill City, McGregor, Crosby, Aitkin and Itasca Counties

Jacky Bird

218-735-6103

Iron Range and Northern St Louis County

Renee Prout

218-735-6176

Iron Range and Northern parts of St Louis County

Laura Nilsen

218-623-5978

Cloquet, Esko, Moose Lake, Cromwell and all of Carlton County

For Presentation or speaking inquiry contact the person listed above for your area

For Social Media inquiry Contact Jacky Bird at 218-735-6103 or email jacky.bird@nemojt.org

Interested in Sponsoring 218Trades? Call or email Dave Cook at 218-623-5972 dave.cook@nemojt.org or Laura Nilsen 218-623-5978 Laura.nilsen@nemojt.org

Are you a contractor looking for more information call Renee at 218-735-6176 renee.prout@nemojt.com