Veterans
The construction industry is in need of skilled, hardworking individuals. We’ve gathered resources to help veterans, including those with disabilities, explore the many career opportunities in construction.
Resources for Veterans
Helmets to Hardhats is the fastest way to Military, Reservists & Guardsmen to transition from active duty to a career in the construction industry.
Learn About Veterans Hiring AND Learn About VETS Programs Secretary Solis has often said that the best way to honor veterans is to offer them jobs when they return stateside. This is especially true for veterans returning with disabilities suffered in service to their country. The department's Veterans' Employment and Training Service has created a web-based toolkit that is designed to assist and educate employers who have made the proactive decision to include wounded warriors in their recruitment and hiring initiatives.
Transitioning: From military service to civilian apprenticeship
Hear from veterans and apprenticeship providers how apprenticeship can help veterans transition from military service into a stable, living wage career.
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs
The Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs helps transitioning servicemembers find meaningful work, which often includes apprenticeship. Learn more about their services and programs.
