Persons working on Entry Level Construction field are required to help experienced workers by performing routine tasks such as loading and unloading materials and preparing and cleaning the worksite for projects. They usually need to learn from other workers how to do more difficult tasks such as using special equipment and tools. Some professionals working on this field are construction workers, technicians, executives, coordinators, associates, assistants, engineers, laborers, among other specialists.

Entry Level Construction workers usually perform many of the following tasks:
• Removing debris and trees.
• Helping craft workers.
• Distributing materials.
• Maintaining different tools.
•   Working at heights.

• Having good judgment.
• Being physically fit.
• Having manual dexterity.
• Being able to work with a team.
• Having good communication skills.
• Being able to operate simple and complex tools.
• Having good sense of balance.
• Being able to work with different building materials.
• Having good eye-hand coordination.
• Being able to read and understand written instructions.

Entry Level Construction job requirements vary according to available posts and specific duties for each position. The minimum education requirement to enter to this industry is a High School Diploma or equivalent education level. Candidates can attend programs in community colleges, trade or vocational schools, and association training classes to have suitable knowledge and skills required for this sector. Students at High Schools who want to work on this industry are encouraged to take courses in mechanical drawing, general shop, English, mathematics, physics, and welding.