PUBLICS WORKS
On the public works side, urban road builders, machine operators and electrical and telecommunication network installers are popular profiles. There is also a need for supervisory positions: team leaders, site managers and works managers. Finally, with the rise of digital tools and 3D modeling, digital model experts (or BIM managers) will be increasingly sought after.
BUILDING
The building trades include the trades of structural work and finishing work. The structural work designates the structural work of a construction
The trades of the second work intervene after the big work to finish, arrange and equip the work.
On the building sites, the workers are in majority. They are divided between the structural work (masonry, formwork, framing, etc.) and the finishing work, which takes place once the structure has been installed (heating, electricity, plumbing, plastering, plasterer, painter, tiler, etc.).
The needs in the building industry concern the positions of works manager and site manager, mason, electrician, carpenter, roofer and formworker, where there is a lack of candidates... Heating engineers, plumbers and carpenters are also in great demand.
INDUSTRY
Industrial jobs require specific and varied skills throughout the life of the product (design, definition, manufacturing, maintenance, recycling). These jobs require a wide range of skills, held by workers, technicians or engineers. The levels of training required range from the CAP to the professional baccalaureate, as well as the BTS and DUT.
The industry, in general, offers many job opportunities at all levels of the chain. Companies contact us for their recruitment projects in industrial production and maintenance. And more than a third of our temporary employees sign an open-ended contract after their temporary mission, why not you?
TERTIARY
The tertiary sector produces services.
It is composed of:
- A market sector (trade, transport, financial activities, services rendered to companies, services rendered to individuals, accommodation and catering, real estate, information and communication);
- A non-market sector (public administration, education, human health, social action).
In the developed countries, it is by far the most important sector in terms of the number of people employed. The tertiary sector represented nearly 60% of the world economy.
