I wrote my I-search paper on becoming a construction manager. Included in it will be job descriptions, income info, suggested class courses, and other information. A construction manager is mostly in charge of doing the running around to the different job sites and making sure all the sub-contractors are doing what they are supposed to and on time. A contractor’s field of work is not one that is stationary. They are constantly in the …showed first 75 words of 454 total…

…showed last 75 words of 454 total…that takes 5-6 months to build brings in $10,000. It’s better off in the long run to build more standard sized homes. The average income of a contractor in 1998 was $51,290 but can vary from $40,000-$70,000 depending on work. Students interested in becoming a contractor should be taking industrial courses such as any wood shop or building classes. They should also be heavy into math, that is a very important part of becoming a construction manager.