High-paying construction and trade jobs in Toronto

Construction Inspector

Journeyperson

Journeypersons apply trade skills to complete complex tasks, install systems, and ensure safety standards. They need technical expertise, knowledge of building codes, and problem-solving skills to work independently and adapt on job sites.

Carpenter

Carpenters build, install, and repair structures using wood and other materials. They read blueprints, measure precisely, and operate hand and power tools. They need expertise in joinery, knowledge of building codes, and skill with measuring instruments.

Painter

Painters prepare surfaces, apply paints and coatings, and restore or create finishes on buildings and objects. They need proficiency with brushes and spray tools, knowledge of surface materials and preparation techniques, plus a solid understanding of safety standards.

Lead Hand

Lead Hands oversee daily work crews, coordinate tasks to meet deadlines, and ensure safety and quality standards. They need team leadership skills, practical trade knowledge, and clear communication to guide workers effectively and resolve issues on site.

Handy Man

Handymen handle repairs, install fixtures, and maintain properties to ensure safety and functionality. They need skills in carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work, plus knowledge of building codes and strong problem-solving abilities.

Construction Laborer

Construction Laborers prepare sites by clearing hazards, load materials, and assist with equipment operation for varied projects. They need physical stamina, knowledge of safety protocols, and skills in handling tools and reading construction plans.

Laborer

Laborers perform physical tasks like loading materials, operating basic tools, and site cleanup to support construction or manufacturing. They need physical stamina, knowledge of safety protocols, and the ability to follow detailed directions efficiently.