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The United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics projects an employment change of 11 % over much of the sector by 2026. Additionally, OAIMA members on average project hiring 8 new employees over the next 2 years and up to 16 new employees over the next 5 years.
In Ohio, the construction and extraction industry’s employ 185,480 people with an average wage of $48,740!
MACC Tech stands for “Mining, Asphalt, Concrete & Construction Technology”. The program serves to prepare junior and senior high school students for an exciting and great paying career in the construction industry. High School graduates with a MACC Tech Credential will be prepared for immediate employment in all the associated career paths.
“Aggregates” are materials consisting of sand and gravel, crushed stone and slag. The single largest market for aggregates is road and street construction, including base and asphalt paving for highways, parking lots and other pavements. One mile of a typical four-lane interstate highway with aggregate base requires about 38,000 tons.
“Industrial Minerals” include clays, shales, sand, salt and other non-fuel minerals used in construction and other industrial and commercial uses.
Aggregates and Industrial Minerals are critical to our everyday lives and every Ohioan, on-average uses approximately 11 tons or 22,000 pounds of these material, mined right here in Ohio, every year.
If it, can’t be grown, it has to be mined!
MACC Tech
What is MACC Tech?
MACC Tech stands for “Mining, Asphalt, Concrete & Construction Technology”. The program serves to prepare junior and senior high school students for an exciting and great paying career in the construction industry. High School graduates with a MACC Tech Credential will be prepared for immediate employment in all the associated career paths.
OAIMA and our members took a lead role in putting together what we feel is a groundbreaking program that will help fill the employment needs of not only our members, but all of those associated with construction. Recognizing that NOTHING is built without aggregates and industrial minerals, the benefits should be far-reaching.
Need:
The United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics projects an employment change of 11 % over much of the sector by 2026. Additionally, OAIMA members on average project hiring 8 new employees over the next 2 years and up to 16 new employees over the next 5 years. These factors, along with an aging workforce, makes now the right time to offer training that can lead to a long and successful career in the construction industry.
Outstanding Career with Great Pay!
Nationally, the median annual wage for all construction and extraction occupations was $44,730 in May of 2017, which was higher than the median annual wage for all occupations of $37,690. In Ohio, the construction and extraction industry employs 185,480 people with an average wage of $48,740!
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Job Posting
OAIMA Members can submit their job postings to Dawn Hoover at dawnh@oaima.org
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Emerging Leader Program
OAIMA is excited to announce our new Emerging Leader Program that consists of an intensive 4 session, professionally facilitated program for emerging leaders.
Participants will receive specific, relevant training and individual mentoring on how to be successful at higher levels of leadership responsibility in the mining industry.
The target audience for the Emerging Leader Program is for promising career driven professionals who are just beginning to lead and think strategically within the mining and industrial minerals industry.
The Emerging Leader Program draft gives specific details on each session, dates and costs.
If you would like to sponsor a candidate, please fill out the Candidate Sponsor application below and also ask your candidate to fill out the Candidate application.
An OAIMA representative will contact you once your candidate is accepted into the program.
For questions, please contact Dawn Hoover at dawnh@oaima.org or (800) OH-ROCKS/(614)-428-7954.
