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Jacksonville Construction Expansion Drives Demand for Skilled Trades

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Construction is underway on an expansion of Baptist Medical Center’s emergency department in Jacksonville, creating work for skilled trades professionals across several fields. Ryan Nelson, a third-year sheet metal apprentice with Ferber Sheet Metal, decided to pursue the trades after earning a degree in business administration and deciding he did not want an office job. Other apprentices mentioned include Owen Lauderman and Kourtney Russell.

From news4jax.com

Why it matters

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The ongoing construction projects in Jacksonville indicate a demand for skilled labor in the local market. These projects provide career paths for workers, often supported by union apprenticeships and benefits.

From news4jax.com

Who's involved

  • Ryan NelsonSheet metal apprentice who transitioned from a business degree
  • JacksonvilleLocation where construction expansion is taking place
  • Wealth ManagementCompany where Ryan Nelson holds the position of President

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