Construction

NAICS code 23·10 industry groups

Construction employers plan, build, and repair structures like homes, commercial buildings, roads, and bridges, working from blueprints and job specifications. Job seekers often find roles such as laborer, carpenter, electrician, plumber, equipment operator, site supervisor, and project manager. Expect hands-on work at job sites, physical demands, teamwork, and frequent scheduling around deadlines—often including early starts, overtime, and some travel to project locations.

10 industry groups within Construction

Residential Building Construction

NAICS code 2361·Industry group

Nonresidential Building Construction

NAICS code 2362·Industry group

Utility System Construction

NAICS code 2371·Industry group

Land Subdivision

NAICS code 2372·Industry group

Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

NAICS code 2373·Industry group

Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

NAICS code 2379·Industry group

Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors

NAICS code 2381·Industry group

Building Equipment Contractors

NAICS code 2382·Industry group

Building Finishing Contractors

NAICS code 2383·Industry group

Other Specialty Trade Contractors

NAICS code 2389·Industry group

Top Companies:

GrabJobsComfort Systems USAGigMichael PageEnergy Jobline

Top Locations:

New York, NYHouston, TXDallas, TXPhoenix, AZCharlotte, NC

Top Occupations:

Construction LaborersOperating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment OperatorsConstruction ManagersCivil EngineersConstruction and Building Inspectors

Related Industries:

Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionSite Preparation ContractorsStructural Steel and Precast Concrete ContractorsElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation ContractorsResidential Remodelers

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