Would you like to work in risk management? When taking on this type of career, your goal is to find potential risks for different businesses and come up with solutions that would help to lower those risks or potentially eliminate them. You are essentially going to help business owners have more success because of the work you will do, but you need to learn how to properly help others with risk management before you begin offering this service to clients. [Read More]

Welders are integral employees within companies of all sizes. Metal fabrication cannot be completed without a skilled welder, so you need to have the right individuals employed as welders for your company. A high level of knowledge and skill can set a great welder apart from an adequate one. Trade schools are often willing to offer customized welding programs that train your welders to meet the unique needs of your business. [Read More]

If you're contemplating a new career path, you may be wondering whether there are any options that can allow you to step into an interesting, adequately-paid job without requiring you to go back to college. For those who are mechanically inclined, who enjoy the challenges of a diverse and fast-paced working environment and who aren't keen on the idea of sitting in a classroom for the next two to four years (or longer), facility maintenance training and certification may be the right path. [Read More]

If you come from a family filled with professional electricians, you've likely learned pretty much all there is to know about electrical work. In fact, you may have helped your family members with their businesses. If you want to strike out on your own, you certainly have the field experience to do so -- but you should still get an electrician certification. Studying toward a certification does not mean that you learned very little outside school; it means that you have decided to ensure that your knowledge is well-rounded and extensive so that your future customers know they can trust your work. [Read More]