Program
Construction
Building construction, heavy and civil engineering, specialty trades.
615schools teach construction
73,166companies in these industries
Californiamost companies in these industries
What counts as a construction employer
| NAICS | Industry |
|---|---|
| 236 | Construction of Buildings |
| 237 | Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction |
| 238 | Specialty Trade Contractors |
A company is counted here when its first registered industry code falls in one of these sectors. That is a filing, not a job opening, and a company with no industry code on file is never counted, so these figures are floors.
Where the work is
| State | Companies | Schools teaching it |
|---|---|---|
| California | 7,465 | 67 |
| Texas | 6,715 | 31 |
| Florida | 5,705 | 42 |
| Virginia | 3,541 | 18 |
| New York | 3,093 | 19 |
| Georgia | 3,086 | 18 |
| Pennsylvania | 2,441 | 34 |
| Illinois | 2,195 | 17 |
| North Carolina | 2,065 | 26 |
| Arizona | 1,868 | 12 |
| New Jersey | 1,834 | 14 |
| Ohio | 1,828 | 28 |
States with the most companies in these industries. School counts are for the same state; a dash means no school on the atlas publishes this program there yet.
Schools teaching construction
- Georgia Northwestern Technical College
- Four Rivers Career Center
- State Technical College of Missouri
- Hudson County Community College
- Rock Valley College
- George C Wallace State Community College-Selma
- Northeast Iowa Community College
- St Cloud Technical and Community College
- Kaskaskia College
- Laurel Ridge Community College
- Rend Lake College
- ITI Technical College
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