CEFGA 2018 Annual Report

BUILDING CAREERS FOR

YEARS
2018 ANNUAL REPORT

We put people to work in the construction industry.
We exist to create Success Stories. They are “The Why”
that drives CEFGA and all that we do as an organization.

CEFGA knows the skilled labor shortage facing our industry
requires both short-term and long-term solutions. We know
construction companies need good, quality workers to fill jobs
today and a long-term, sustainable talent pipeline for tomorrow.

For construction companies who need reliable, productive workers, and for companies
seeking to build a sustainable workforce, CEFGA provides entry-level employees today
and a pipeline of future talent for tomorrow.

The Gates Foundation 2018 CEFGA
Visits CEFGA ANNUAL REPORT

The Co-Chairs of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation CONTENTS
(Bill and Melinda Gates, center) visited Atlanta on October 23,
2017. They met with graduates of various workforce 3 A Message From
development programs, including CEFGA’s Construction Our President & CEO
Ready Program. They were eager to hear directly from
our graduates about how the program works and how it 4 CEFGA: Building The Industry
has impacted their lives. Among the Construction Ready One Person At A Time
graduates who Bill and Melinda Gates met with were Ian
Miller (Westside Works Graduate, employed by Holder 6 Putting People To Work
Construction Company), Nicholas Holmes (Westside Works In Construction:
Graduate, employed by Anning-Johnson), Michelle Johnson Construction Ready
(TCWFI Graduate, employed by Champion Painting).
10 CEFGA Participating
Companies

14 Laying The Foundation
For The Future:
The K12 Pipeline

18 Donors

19 Financials

20 2018 CareerExpo
and SkillsUSA
State Championships

A Message from our

PRESIDENT & CEO

I recently celebrated my 20th year with CEFGA. What an honor to serve this organization and the
construction industry for two decades! As I reflect back on these 20 years, there is one question I asked
myself more than any other. “Is CEFGA a trade association-type organization providing benefit to our members
in the form of new, trained construction workers; or are we a true nonprofit, philanthropic organization providing
training, credentials and career opportunities to people across Georgia?”

It took me awhile, but I finally realized the answer is “YES to both!” We provide new, trained construction workers
for the construction industry AND we provide training and career opportunities for people throughout Georgia.

We like to say at CEFGA that we have two primary clients: Our students and our employers. This becomes
obvious when you look at our programs.

Our Construction Ready Program, for example, takes adults aged 18+ and quickly
prepares them for an entry level career in the construction industry. This program,
started in partnership with The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation and a group of
leading construction companies in metro Atlanta, has expanded rapidly over the last
four years. To date, we’ve trained and placed 745 into full-time careers. Think about
that. Seven-hundred and forty-five individuals and families changed forever in the
form of meaningful, full-time employment. These individuals were placed with 185
different companies; again, 185 companies positively impacted through the addition
of trained, credentialed and eager new workers.

Another program we are extremely proud of is our CareerExpo and SkillsUSA
State Championships event, held in the spring of each year. Started 14 years ago
in Gwinnett County, this event attracts thousands of young people from around
the state. These students are eager to learn about careers in construction and
to demonstrate the skills they’ve acquired throughout the year by competing in
the SkillsUSA Georgia State Championships. In 14 years, CEFGA and our industry
partners have hosted more than 50,000 students at our CareerExpo events. Again,
50,000+ lives positively impacted with industry connections, information and
knowledge about careers in construction.

As we look ahead to the next 20 years, I am optimistic that these programs, under the leadership of Jamie Buck
and Tina Robison, will continue to expand and positively impact thousands more lives throughout Georgia.

One of the programs with the greatest potential at CEFGA is our K12 Pipeline, led by Zach Fields. Through our K12
Pipeline, Zach and his team are working with more than 50 NCCER-certified high school construction programs
throughout Georgia. Enrolled in these programs are 6,000+ high school students being trained in some of the
most in-demand construction trades, including electrical, heating and air, carpentry, masonry, plumbing, welding
and sheet metal. CEFGA’s K12 Pipeline, supported by construction companies throughout Georgia, has the
potential to be the most powerful talent pipeline in our state and a model for states around the country.

All of us at CEFGA are thankful for the opportunity to serve our clients - the construction companies and people
who build Georgia today and our students, the people who will build Georgia tomorrow.

Scott Shelar
President & CEO

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CBou2ni5lsIdntYridenuuagcsrtsttiorhoynef: CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT CURRENT NUMBER
OF CONSTRUCTION
ONE PERSON
AT A TIME 21,118EMPLOYERS IN GEORGIA:
*
CEFGA is a sector-focused, employer-driven CURRENT NUMBER OF
partnership. We listen carefully to employers and PEOPLE EMPLOYED IN
we follow their lead, creating programs that meet
189.9KCONSTRUCTION IN GEORGIA:
their specific workforce needs. Supported by *
hundreds of leading construction companies and NUMBER OF NEW EMPLOYEES
trade associations, CEFGA is the largest NCCER ADDED TO CONSTRUCTION
Accredited Training Organization in Georgia, with
more than 50 accredited training and education 18,99oINDUSTRY IN THE LAST YEAR:
facilities throughout the state. Throughout more *
than a quarter century of operation, CEFGA has GROWTH RATE OF EMPLOYEES
worked hard to build strong relationships with our ADDED TO CONSTRUCTION

students, teachers, employers and partners. 1o%INDUSTRY IN THE LAST YEAR:
*
4 | CEFGA 2018 Annual Report NUMBER OF CONSTRUCTION
POSITIONS CURRENTLY
OPEN IN GEORGIA

8,337(AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 2018):
**
SOURCES:
*Bureau of Labor Statistics
**indeed.com

Support For cefga 2018-2019 CEFGA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CEFGA brings together the public sector, the private sector and
nonprofits and helps them all understand that’s it’s not just one BOARD CHAIR:
organization or company that’s going to alleviate the workforce challenge Dan Smith, New South Construction Co.
we have moving forward. By doing this, CEFGA makes sure that there are
career-oriented opportunities in place for young adults to pursue. CHAIR-ELECT:
Dave Tzimenatos, McKenney’s
Matthew Colvin | State Initiatives Director, Workforce Division
Georgia Department of Economic Development TREASURER:
George Heitz, Astra Group
CEFGA is the leader in building the construction workforce in Georgia.
They do a great job of working with high schools, middle schools and IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR:
colleges, and getting the word out that jobs are available. Tony Varamo, MetroPower

Matt Arthur | Commissioner | Technical College System of Georgia Eddie Barnett, E.A. Barnett Group
Eddie Clayton, Southern Company
CEFGA brings business and industry to the table to partner with Will Etheredge, JE Dunn Construction
Georgia CTAE educators in numerous ways. They work with our Arnold Geeslin, Batson-Cook Company
teachers and counselors to improve their construction skills and Michael Hatcher,
knowledge of the construction industry. CEFGA helps to prepare our Sovereign Construction & Development
students for future careers and fills the pipeline for workforce needs Elliot Hunt, DPR
in the construction industry. Jody Klodner, Marek Interior Systems
Dave Moellering, Georgia Highway
Barbara M. Wall, Ed.D. | Director of Career, Technical, Contractors Association
and Agricultural Education | Georgia Department of Education Rod Owen, C.C. Owen Tile
Calvin Pate, Harrison Contracting
CEFGA’s passion for introducing young people to rewarding careers in Margaret Rauber, Winter Construction
construction is not only unparalleled, it is critical to the development Ray Rodriguez, CW Matthews
of a sustainable pipeline of skilled talent. In addition to their grassroots Patrick Stephens, Eckardt Electric
initiatives, CEFGA’s guidance is sought-after by Georgia’s elected leaders Tim Tracy, Pyramid Masonry
and those within DOE and TCSG. It’s an honor to partner with CEFGA as Ben Watkins, McCarthy Building Companies
we serve as advocates for the construction industry’s number one issue— Mike Howard, Technical College System of
workforce development. Georgia (TCSG / Non-Voting)
TBD, Georgia Department of Education
Mike Dunham | Chief Executive Officer (DOE / Non-Voting)
Associated General Contractors of Georgia, Inc.
CEFGA STAFF
CEFGA Recognition
Scott Shelar
In 2018, CEFGA was a finalist in Fast Company’s President & CEO
World Changing Ideas Award Competition, in the Jamie Buck
Urban Design category, for CEFGA’s work with West Vice President, Construction Ready
Nest, Westside Ambassadors, and Westside Works. Zach Fields
Read more at: https://bit.ly/2HmD3T9 Vice President, K12 Pipeline
Tina Robison
JOB TRAINING CEFGA’s Construction Ready Program was Vice President, Operations & Administration
highlighted in a 2018 report by Altanta CareerRise Latosha Ford
THATPWROGORRAMKS on the effectiveness of short-term job training Site Manager, Construction Ready
programs. The report concluded that training Alexis Muir
Economic Impact of Job Training programs offered by effective and accountable Career Coach/Retention Specialist,
Programs in Metro Atlanta community-based organizations in Metro Atlanta Construction Ready
are a smart investment for the individual, the Diane Robinson
employers, and the economy. K12 Pipeline Administrator
Jessie Sadlowsky
Site Manager, Construction Ready
Anthony Welch
Site Manager, Construction Ready
Veda White
Student Success Manager, Construction Ready

SPECIAL THANKS:

Allen Allnoch, Communications
Jason Hales, Photographer
Clayton Koffman, Video

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puctotnintsogtrwpuocetorikopinlne: CONSTRUCTION RDADY METRICS PLACEMENT RATE OF

CONSTRUCTION 95%GRADUATES SINCE INCEPTION:
READY
PROGRAM START TO INDUSTRY
CEFGA promotes the construction industry
as a career by supporting construction ready 25CAREER PLACEMENT (IN DAYS):
training programs and job placement of work
ready people throughout Georgia through its PLACEMENT RATE OF

nationally recognized Construction Ready 89%GRADUATES IN 2017-2018:
Program, currently offered at four locations
GRADUATES STILL EMPLOYED
in metro Atlanta. Construction Ready is a
four week program that screens and trains 7o%AFTER 365 DAYS:

entry-level workers. Earning up to eight STARTING RANGE OF PAY
industry recognized credentials, graduates
of Construction Ready are drug-free, trained, $12-15FOR GRADUATES (PER HOUR):

credentialed and motivated to work. TOTAL WAGES EARNED BY

6 | CEFGA 2018 Annual Report $25M+GRADUATES SINCE JUNE 2014:

FIVE-STAR STUDENT

4.2SATISFACTION RATING:

FIVE-STAR EMPLOYER

4.oSATISFACTION RATING:

Success Stories:

CONSTRUCTION READY AT BUILD COBB:

It was fall of 2017 and Pcolya Crumby, an elementary school teacher, was ready for a change.
Pcolya, who studied forensic science in college and worked as a probation officer prior to
becoming a school teacher, saw a Construction Ready brochure and decided to investigate
further. Two months later, Pcolya graduated from Construction Ready and was hired by PSG
Construction as a general laborer. Right from the start, she impressed PSG management
with her work ethic and attention to detail and soon was promoted to a foreman role. A
month later, she was offered a position as safety officer, complete with paid training for
OSHA 30 certification.. “This program changed my life,” she continues. “The entire program,
the way it’s put together, it’s meant for success. If you just take advantage of what they give
you, you will skyrocket.”

Pcolya Crumby | PSG Construction | Construction Ready at Build Cobb Graduate

CONSTRUCTION READY AT AEROTROPOLIS:

Jahmal Johnson graduated from Construction Ready in October 2016 and went to work for
Forest Park-based Mid-South Roof Systems. Jahmal had previously held a succession of jobs
that included stripping and waxing floors, building office cubicles, and working for an uncle’s
furniture business. But he wasn’t finding satisfaction in his work, and he was wanting to plan
for his future. “Construction Ready gave me the opportunity to earn a lot more money, to be
able to save. I have a career, not just a job. And I feel important, like I’m worth something.”
Through Construction Ready, Jahmal found his sweet spot, the thing he was seemingly
made to do. And in today’s thriving economy, the industry needed him. The jobs are there for
the taking and CEFGA is leading the way in connecting people to them.

Jahmal Johnson | Mid-South Roof Systems | Construction Ready at Aerotropolis Graduate

CONSTRUCTION READY AT TCWFI
(THE CENTER FOR WORKING FAMILIES):

When Alfred learned about CEFGA’s Construction Ready Program, he was looking for a new
path after working a long line of fast-food jobs. When he graduated in late 2017, he received
a job offer from Baldwin Paving Company on a labor crew. Since Alfred already held a Class
A CDL license, after five months, he was given the keys to a flatbed dump truck, which he
uses to assist crews by moving materials and debris on job sites. Meanwhile he continues
his education by attending Atlanta Area Tech. Alfred is grateful to CEFGA for helping him
change direction. He says, “In Construction Ready, they help you understand that you are
entering the first stage of a career. If you just want a job, then this program isn’t for you.”

Alfred Murphy | Baldwin Paving Company | Construction Ready at TCWFI Graduate

CONSTRUCTION READY AT WESTSIDE WORKS:

When Miketa Grant enrolled in Construction Ready in November 2016, most of her prior work
experience was as a leasing agent in an apartment complex. At the time, she was a stay-at-
home mom (three children, including 11-year-old twins). She graduated with a job offer from
Marek Interior Systems, as a general laborer. She quickly realized she wanted to do more. “I
didn’t want to just sweep and throw trash away,” she recalls, “so I started doing other things
– just putting myself out there as someone who works hard. If you don’t take the initiative,
nobody else will.” Her supervisors have recognized her efforts. “Construction Ready gave
me a trade that nobody can ever take from me,” she adds. “Anybody who’s thinking about a
new career should give Construction Ready a chance, because it is definitely a life changer.”

Miketa Grant | Marek Interior Systems | Construction Ready at Westside Works Graduate

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Construction Ready
graduates Help Build
Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Arthur Blank and his vision for the Westside community inspired the About
formation of CEFGA’s Construction Ready Program. Many of the first Construction
Construction Ready participants graduated the program and began their Ready
careers in construction working on the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This photo
shows Arthur Blank at Mercedes-Benz Stadium receiving a book featuring The Construction Ready Program connects
the photos and words of those Construction Ready graduates whose lives graduates to Atlanta’s top construction
were changed by the Construction Ready Program. companies. Training is FREE to eligible
applicants who reside in metro Atlanta.
CONSTRUCTION READY GRADUATES
REFLECT ON THE EXPERIENCE ELIGIBILITY
REQUIREMENTS
It gave me a different outlook on life. It not only changed me physically with
skills but it also gave me a mindset change. I have a son graduating from • Resume
the Construction Ready Program at Westside Works today. It means a lot • Pass Drug Screening and Criminal
because I put my child in the class.
— Treena Washington Background Check (Background Friendly)
• Must be 18 years of age
The Construction Ready Program at Westside Works has been a blessing • Must be physically fit and able to lift
and I’m proud to be part of this. The program has greatly impacted me and
my family. Just to have a job means a lot to me and allows me to be able to 50 pounds
support my family.
— Allyn Solomon INDUSTRY-RECOGNIZED
CREDENTIALS:
I feel like I’m contributing to history. I’ve been able to take care of the things
I need to take care of, like my house and my family. Staying on top of my Upon Successful Completion,
bills brings me a lot of comfort and pride. Graduates Can Earn Up to Eight
— Lawan Stephens Industry-Recognized Credentials:
• National Center for Construction and
I’m on the path to being an electrician which is not only a job but a career.
— Fela Bradley Education Research (NCCER)
“Core” Credential
8 | CEFGA 2018 Annual Report • OSHA 10-Hour card
• First Aid/CPR/BB/AED Certification
• Powder-Actuated Tool Certification
• Laser Certification
• Forklift Safety Awareness
• A.T.S.S.A. Utility Flagger Certification
• Competent Person Training In
Fall Protection

Construction Ready Cherokee
Sites and Participating
Counties Map

1 Construction Ready at Westside Works: The Construction 575
Ready Program at Westside Works is part of broader effort
by Integrity CDC, WorkSource Atlanta, CEFGA, HB NEXT, 400 985
Invest Atlanta and The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation to 85
provide greater economic and employment opportunities 75
to families in English Avenue, Vine City, Castleberry Hill
and surrounding neighborhoods. Cobb 2

2 Construction Ready at Build Cobb: The Build Cobb
Partnership is a collaboration of WorkSource Cobb,
The Collective at Cumberland Community Church,
CEFGA, and HB NEXT.

3 Construction Ready at The Center 1 285
For Working Families: The TCWFI program is part 20 3 DeKalb
of broader efforts by WorkSource Atlanta, Atlanta

CareerRise, CEFGA, HB NEXT, The Center for Douglas 4 20
Working Families, Inc. (TCWFI), and The Annie E.
Casey Foundation to provide greater economic Fulton 675 Rockdale
and employment opportunities to families in and

around NPU-V a set of city neighborhoods the 85
Casey Foundation has been working to revitalize
Clayton

since 2001. Fayette 75

4 Construction Ready at Aerotropolis: Since its formation in 2014, Henry
the Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance has been the driving force behind

the revitalization of the area around Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta

International Airport (ATL). The Construction Ready at Aerotropolis

Program is part of the larger effort to provide greater economic and

employment opportunities for families in cities around Hartsfield-Jackson

Atlanta International Airport, including the City of Atlanta, College Park,

Fairburn, Forest Park and Hapeville. Partners include Atlanta CareerRise, CEFGA, HB NEXT, Coach Consulting, IMPACT Church,

the Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance, WorkSource Atlanta, WorkSource Atlanta Region, WorkSource Fulton and WorkSource DeKalb.

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icon keyCEFGA Participating Companies

CEFGA relies on the generous support and involvement of construction companies and
other organizations throughout Georgia. A special thanks to each of these companies,
especially AGC Georgia and its many members for their leadership in Regional Workforce
Development Alliances throughout our state.

Construction Ready Employers Since Program Inception in 2014

Companies who supported CEFGA’s K12 Pipeline middle school and high school
construction program on school advisory boards, certification teams, and in other roles

Companies who participated in CareerExpo 2018

Companies who donated to CEFGA

2000 Concrete Atlanta CareerRise Brooks-Berry-Haynie
A & B Sheet Metal Atlanta Commercial Millworks & Associates
A. West Enterprises Atlanta Electrical Bryson Constructors
A4 Inc. Contractors Association BT Plastering
AAA Comercial Floors Atlanta Gas Light Butch Thompson Enterprises
Ace Construction Company Atlanta Lightning Protection C Merrill Construction
Ace Electric Atlas Demolition C.C. Owen Tile Company
Adams Construction Services Auburn University C.W. Matthews
Advanced Concrete Services Augusta Industrial Coatings Contracting Company
Airco Industrial Services Augusta Technical College CA South
Airgas B&D Concrete Cutting CANA Communications
Alan Harp Design BAK Builders CJB Construction
Alexander Contracting Baker Concrete Construction Carlisle General Contractors
All Roof Solutions Baker Roofing Company Carlisle Syntec Systems
All South Sprinkler Company Baldwin Paving Company Caroll Daniel
All State Electric Balfour Beatty Construction Company Construction Company
All-State Waste Bartow County Fire Department Carroll EMC
Allen & Graham Bass Electrical Contracting Carson Enterprise
Allen Floors Batchelor & Kimball Carter Lumber
Alison Smith Company Batson-Cook Company CD Moody Construction
Alpha Insulation & Beacon Roofing Supply Cemex
Waterproofing Company Ben B Gordy Construction Central Georgia Technical College
American Structural Concrete Ben Hill Roofing Century Fire Protection
Anderson Grading & Pipeline Benkel Construction Services Ceramic Tile
Andy Oxy Company Benning Construction Company Education Foundation
Anheuser-Bush Benton-Georgia Certain Teed
Anning-Johnson Company Bill Roberts Electrical Chambers Mechanical Contractors
Apollo Roofing Company Birdair Chambless Construction Specialties
Applied Software Blount Construction Company Champion Paints
Area Wide Protective BMC Stock Holdings Charles Hill Electric
Argos USA BMK Construction Charter Communications
Art Plumbing Bowen & Watson Chattahoochee Technical College
ArtUSA Noise Control Products Braden Fellman Choate Construction
Asa Carlton Brand Energy Infrastructure Services City of Atlanta
Ask-Kay Electrical Contractors Brandit City of College Park Power
Associated General Contractors Brasfield & Gorrie Classic Concrete Forming
of Georgia Brick Industry Association Classic Landscapes
Astra Group BrightView Landscape Clemson University
Atkins Electric Brin Hubbard Construction Cleveland Carter Enterprises
Cleveland Electric
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Cleveland Wood Preserve Eagle Parts & Machinery Georgia Southern University
CMAA – South Atlantic Chapter Eastern Corporation Georgia State Financing and
Coastal Pines Technical College EC Electric Investment Commission
Cobb Chamber Eckardt Electric Company Georgia System Operations
Cobbs Construction Ed Castro Landscape Georgia Tech School of
Cody Adams Plumbing Electric Cities of Georgia Building Construction
Coggins Construction Elite Flooring Contractors Georgia Trade School
Collier Homes Ely Concrete Construction Georgia Transmission
Collins and Arnold Ernst Concrete Georgia Urban Ag Council
Construction Company Essayon Progress Management Georgia Utility
Columbia Forest Products Excel Electrical Technologies Contractors Association (GUCA)
Columbus Fire & Safety EXOVATIONS of Atlanta Georgia Work Based Learning
Commercial Roofing Specialties F & S Mechanical and Geotechnical &
Complete Stairs Company Plumbing Services Environmental Consultants
Conditioned Air Systems Faith Technologies Gilbane Building Company
Conklin Metal Industries Fastenal Glass Service Center
Construction FitzGerald & Sons Godwin Pumps
Clean-Up Specialists Plumbing Company Gold Mech
Contour Engineering Flemming Construction Gold Star Electric
Contractor’s Register/ Florida Masonry Golder Construction Services
The Blue Book Network Education Foundation Goodman Decorating Company
Coolray Heating & Air Fly & Form Structures GPs Enterprises
CORE Project Management Foley Design Associates Grabber Construction Products
Cornerstone Masonry Group Founders Insurance GRACO
Corrosion Control Four Hats Graham Electric
Cowin Equipment Company Southeast Four Walls Realty Greene & Associates
Crabapple Landscapexperts Fox & Brindle Greenlee Textron
Crane Industry Services FS 360 Greenwood Group
CrossStone Management Gainesville Trucking Greystone Power Corporation
Crowder Construction Company Gainesville Mechanical GSFIC
CSS Coating Galloway’s Masonry Gunter Construction Company
CSSI Garbutt Construction Gwinnett Technical College
CTAERN Gardner & Sons Sheet Metal Gwinnett Water Resources
Custom Building Products GD Swing H&H Plumbing
Custom Enclosure Solutions General Motors Habersham Metals
D & L Contractors Genesis Elevator Company Habitat For Humanity
D. W. Sanders Tile & Stone Contracting Genoa Construction Hanson Heidelberg Cement Group
Dabbs-Williams General Contractors Georgia 811 Harrison Contracting
DACA Georgia Apartment Company
Day & Zimmerman Association Foundation HB NEXT
Dean Electric Company Georgia Construction Aggregate HDCI Construction Task Force
Deerwood Fasteners Association (GCAA) Heads Plumbing
Dennis Taylor & Company Georgia Department Sales & Services
Derr & Isbell Construction of Education Heavener & Associates
DeWalt Georgia Department of Labor Construction Company
DHW Architects Georgia Department Helton Electrical Services
Diversified Utility Services of Transportation Hendley Landscape &
Dixie Construction Products Georgia EMC Horticultural Design Services
Dollar Concrete Georgia Energy and Industrial Herc Rentals
Construction Company Construction Consortium (GEICC) HHRMJV
DNK Construction Georgia Fire Sprinkler Association High Tech Rail & Fence
Downey Trees Georgia Highway Highgrove Partners
DPR Construction Contractors Association Hill’s Construction
Dream Greener Landscape Georgia Institute of Technolgy HLB Gross Collins
Duffey Southeast Georgia Masonry Supply Hogan Construction Group
DW Sanders Tile & Stone Contracting Georgia Power Holder Construction
E.R. Snell Contractor Georgia Power Foundation Company
Georgia Sheet Metal (JATC) Holston Gases

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Home Builders Association Long Engineering Oconee Fall Line Technical College
of Georgia (HBAG) M. C. Dean Ogeechee Technical College
Huffman Built M&D Masonry Oglethorpe Power
Ideal Building Solutions Macon Door & Hardwarde 0L Jollay Masonry
Independent Electrical MAGIC (Mentoring a Girl One Path
Contractors in Construction) ONSITE Woodwork Corporation
Industrial Mechanical make3 architects OSHA
Inglett & Stubbs Marek Interior Systems / Outdoor Expressions
Electrical Construction Memco Overhead Door Company of Atlanta
Inspirabuild Marietta Power Owens Welding
Interceramic Martin Concrete Construction Palmetto Automatic Sprinkler
International Union of Martin Marietta Parrish Construction Group
Operating Engineers #926 Martin Mechanical Pattillo Construction
Ireland Electric Corp. Masonry Association of Georgia Paulding Building Supply
Ironworkers Local Union No. 387 MaxAir Mechanical Pearson Regional Education
Ironworkers Local Union No. 704 Mayer Electric Supply Peed Bros.
Ironworkers Local Union No. 709 McCarthy Building Companies Peek Pavement Marking
Ivey Mechanical McKenney’s Pellicano Construction
J.R. Hobbs Company McLean-Behm Steel Erectors Penco Electrical Contractors
Jackson Masonry Contracting MEAG Power PeopleReady
JAMCo Mechanical Contractors Phillips Corporation
Jason Lynwood Green Plumbing Association of Georgia Piedmont Construction
JCI Contractors Mechanical Trades Institute Pike Electric
JE Dunn Construction MetroPower Pinnacle Structures
Jerry L. Johnson & Associates Micromeritics Instrument Corporation Pipefitters Local 72
JGA Mid-South Roof Systems Piros Signs
JH Cleveland Construction Middle Georgia Mechanical Pittman Construction Company
John Roberts Design Mill Creek Residential Plumb Works
Johnson-Lancaster & Associates Millart Inc. Architects Plumbers & Pipefitter
Joint Apprenticeship & Training Miller / Learning Labs Service Technicians
Committee (JATC) Miller Electric Company Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors
Jordan & Skala Engineers Miller Mechanical Association of Georgia
KBD Group Contractors & Engineers Pope Construction
Keever, Dalton, Johnson Millwright Local 1263 Porter Roofing Contractors
Keith McDonald Plumbing Milwaukee Tool Prad Group
Kennesaw State University Minski Built (Montana) Precision 2000
Kevin Price Construction Independent Contractor Precision Concrete
Kimberly-Clark Professional Mock Plumbing Construction
King of Swings Moncrief Heating and Air Precision Products
Kuhlke Construction & Associates Mowhak Industries Primus Builders
Landmark Landscapes Mulkey Enterprises Prichard & Jerdan
Lang Mechanical Mullis Contracting PSG Construction
Lanier Technical College National Association of Purdue University -
Laticrete International Landscape Professionals Building Construction
Lawson Air Conditioning & Plumbing National Association of Pyles
Lawson Electric Company Minority Contractors Pyramid Masonry
Leapley Construction Nations Roof Contractors
LeMay Electric NCCER Quanta Telecommunication Services
Lentile Construction New South Construction Quikcrete
Level Construction Services Nix Fowler Construction R & D Mechanical Services
Lewis Contracting Services North American Mission Board R.J. Hammond Sheet Metal
Lichty Commercial Construction North Georgia Technical College Ra-Lin and Associates
Lighting Technologies North Georgia Brick Company Ragsdale HVAC
Lin Rogers Electric Northwest Express Roadbuilders RAM Tool
Lincoln Electric NPSG Services Randall Lowe Plumbing
Lincoln College of Technology NWIR Atlanta Council Ratio Product Lab
Local #72/Mechanical Trades Institute Ochoa Construction Ray-O-Lite-Southeast

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Raydeo Enterprises Southern Pan Services Company Trees Atlanta
Rayonier Southern Pipeline Tremco Roofing &
RDJE Southern Premier Contractors Building Maintenance
Ready Mix USA Southern Staircase TTL USA
Redmond Machinery Southwire Tulsa Welding School
Reeves Construction Company Sovereign Construction Turner Construction Company
Reeves Young Construction & Development Tusco
Reliance Interiors Specialty Finishes Two Twigs Plumbing
Remetronix Specialty Tile Products UA Local #177
Renfroe Construction Spectra Contract Flooring Ultra Commercial Interiors
Rightway Drywall Speir & Associates United Electric
River City Contracting Electrical Contractors United Forming
RK Redding Construction Sports Fields United Refrigeration
Road Safe Traffic Systems Sports Turf Company United Rentals
Robinson Paving Company Stangood Electric United Rentals - Trench Safety
Rock Services Stasco Mechanical Contractors Universal Steel
Rogers Construction State Farm University Health Care System
Romanoff Renovations Statesboro Erectors University of Georgia -
Roof Consultant’s Institute, Sterling Risk Advisors Instrument Design
Georgia Chapter Stewart Brothers and Fabrication Shop
Roswell Rotary Stovall Construction Up Scaffolding
Roush Racing Sunbelt Expo Uptime Electric
Rugby Architectural Sunbelt Rentals Utiliquest
Building Products Superior Plumbing Services Valdosta Mechanical
Russell Electric Superior Rigging VanKirk Electric
Russell Landscape Swanton Welding & Machining VCC
Rutledge Construction Swinerton Builders Vermeer Southeast
RW Allen Construction Swofford Construction Volvo
Ryerson Steel Tafollas Construction Vulcan Construction
Salice Taylor Construction Group Vulcan Materials Company
Sany America Tebarco Mechanical W.S. Nielson Company
Schluter Systems Corporation Walker Concrete
Scotis Construction Technical College System Water Tight Roofing
SDC Concrete Construction of Georgia Wayne J. Griffin Electric
Seating Installation Group Technique Concrete Construction Western Summit
Sentry Roof Services TECTA America Southeast Wheeler’s Truss Manufacturing
Service Partners The Annie E. Casey Foundation Wiginton Fire Safety
SERVPRO The Arthur M. Blank Foundation Window Replacements
Shady Vent Construction The Circle Group of Georgia
SharkTech Academy The Collective at Cumberland Wiregrass Technical College
Shell McElroy The Conlan Company WLS Construction
Construction Company The Georgia Urban Ag Council Wood Partners
Sheridan Construction The Home Depot WorkSource Georgia
Sitepros The Home Depot Foundation WorkSource Atlanta
SKANSKA USA The Roof Depot WorkSource Atlanta Region
Skylar Morgan Furniture + Design The Sack Company WorkSource Cobb
Skyline Forming The Winter Construction WorkSource Fulton
Sluss & Padget Company WorkSource DeKalb
Snapping Shoals EMC Thomas Concrete of Georgia Wright Brothers
South Georgia Technical College TIGHITCO Construction Company
Southeast Scanning & Coring Tim Durden Construction Wright of Georgia
Southeastern Carpenters Union, Tim Stowers Electric Yancey Brothers
Local 256 Tippins-Polk Construction Yancey Rents
Southeastern Traffic Supply Tittle Construction Yates Insurance Agency
Southern Company Toolbox Young Contracting/SE
Southern Crescent Tractor Equipment Company YouScience
Technical College Trade Five Zac Brown Customs

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FOUNTDLHAAETYFIIONUNGTUFTROHERE: K12 PIPELINE METRICS COMPANIES ENGAGED

THE K12 277IN 2017-2018:
PIPELINE
GRADUATES ENTERING
CEFGA partners with the Georgia Department INDUSTRY OR CONSTRUCTION
of Education to provide support and services to
skilled trade construction programs statewide with 259POST-SECONDARY:
more than 17,000 students enrolled. The K12 Pipeline
seeks to elevate and expand Georgia’s skilled trade STUDENTS PARTICIPATING
programs with the goals of growing a sustainable
workforce for the construction industry and helping 341IN WORK BASED LEARNING:
Georgia students build a rewarding career path. The
Pipeline includes a statewide network of middle school INDUSTRY CERTIFIED
and high school construction programs that teach
entry-level skills and provide nationally-recognized 53PROGRAMS:
NCCER credentials to over 5,000 students each year.
This past year, the Pipeline launched a new program, AVERAGE STUDENT
CEFGA Connect, to facilitate placements in industry for ENROLLMENT PER
student/graduate employment and CTAE Externships.
137HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM:
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(112 CONSTRUCTION, 37 METALS)

Success Stories

K12 PIPELINE AT MAXWELL HIGH SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY

As a high school junior, Courtney Moser was unsure of her next move. She decided to enroll
in the welding program at Maxwell High School of Technology and that’s when everything
changed for her. Courtney joined SkillsUSA and honed her skills in the metals program
earning nationally recognized NCCER Core and Level 1 Welding Certifications. This work
culminated in a project that showcased the metal working skills she had developed. Fast
forward to March 2016 and that project would be judged the best in the state of Georgia.
Courtney describes the experience as, “the best thing that has ever happened to me!” As a
result, she received and accepted a full-tuition scholarship to Tulsa Welding School. Courtney
was then able to land a job that she loves and get “paid for her passion” as a welder at
Kubota. She’s now on track to achieve her goal of becoming a lead welder.
Courtney Moser | Kubota

K12 PIPELINE AT GEORGIA NORTHWESTERN
TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Tanner Boyd was a student at Georgia Northwestern Technical College, pursuing a
degree in Construction Management, when he attended the 2016 CEFGA CareerExpo and
SkillsUSA State Championships to compete in the Teamworks competition. Tanner’s positive
attitude and work ethic helped propel his team to a first-place finish and on to the national
competition. Tanner made a connection with C.W. Matthews at the CEFGA CareerExpo that
put him in the career of his dreams. After just 6 months in the field, Tanner was promoted
to Project Engineer over multiple projects. Tanner’s story illustrates that the construction
industry has a place for everyone whether right out of high school or those that choose to
continue their craft education at the post-secondary level. Young leaders demonstrating
work-ethic and positive attitudes are accelerating into rewarding career paths with guidance,
support, and numerous opportunities for advancement.
Tanner Boyd | C. W. Matthews Construction

Support For The K12 Pipeline

The partnership between CEFGA and Georgia Work-Based Learning bridges the gap between the construction industry and career-
related education. Thanks to CEFGA, our teachers have participated in eye-opening and informative externships, our students have
been exposed to potential careers, and Work-Based Learning placements have been created. This is a true partnership that has and
will continue to have a positive impact on economic development in Georgia. I can see other states using a similar model because,
simply put, it works!
Christina Hinz | CTAE Supervisor/Work-Based Learning Coordinator | Henry County Schools

CEFGA is the one pushing the collaboration between industry and education. They do a great job introducing the trades to the
schools and encouraging industry to get involved in the classrooms with the construction teachers, making sure that the teachers
have the resources they need to teach those specific trades.
Rod Owen | C.C. Owen Tile Company

CEFGA was instrumental in helping to reestablish our construction program at Harris County High School. With their involvement, we
were able to recruit support from business, industry, and the community and now we are now off and ‘building’.
Tim Cockrell | CTAE Director | Harris County School District

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The K12 K12 Pipeline Programs
High School
Program: CEFGA Certified
Programs
The K12 Pipeline high school Middle and
programs focus on safety, hand High School
and power tool proficiencies, Construction
along with trade-specific skill sets Programs
and employability skills. This craft
education offers a great head-start
to employment, with the opportunity
to earn employment credentials in
classrooms that are industry-certified.
CEFGA’s oversight and support
role in the high school classrooms,
centers on ensuring that curricula
and the classroom experience is age-
appropriate and aligned with industry
needs; providing instructor support and
professional development; and facilitating
industry involvement.

CEFGA also provides a higher level of
support to high school construction
programs that seek industry-certification,
the highest level designation of a career
and technical education program. In
certified classrooms, CEFGA’s partnership
with NCCER (National Center for
Construction Education and Research)
allows students to earn industry credentials
through standardized construction
assessments and performance tasks.

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Industry Certified Programs METALS

CONSTRUCTION Camden County High School | Camden County
Golden Isles Career Academy | Glynn County
Burke County High School | Burke County Grovetown High School | Columbia County
Camden County High School | Camden County Jordan Vocational High School | Muscogee County
Cass High School | Bartow County Maxwell School of Technology | Gwinnett County
Chestatee High School | Hall County Murray County High School | Murray County
Crisp County High School | Crisp County Thomas County Central High School | Thomas County
East Jackson High School | Jackson County Union County High School | Union County
East Laurens High School | Laurens County Ware County High School | Ware County
Evans High School | Columbia County White County High School | White County
Flowery Branch High School | Hall County
Griffin High School | Spalding County DRAFTING
Hardaway High School | Muscogee County
Johnson High School | Hall County Chapel Hill High School | Douglas County
Jones County High School | Jones County East Paulding High School | Paulding County
Jordan Vocational High School | Muscogee County Hart County High School | Hart County
Lee County High School | Lee County Jordan Vocational High School | Muscogee County
Lee County High School (9th Grade Academy) | Lee County Kendrick High School | Muscogee County
Liberty County College Career Academy | Liberty County Kennesaw Mountain High School | Cobb County
Madison County High School | Madison County LaGrange High School | Troup County
Murray County High School | Murray County Lakeview Ft. Oglethorpe High School | Catoosa County
Newton County College Career Academy | Newton County Marietta High School | Marietta City Schools
North Paulding High School | Paulding County North Cobb High School | Cobb County
Ringgold High School | Catoosa County Northside High School | Muscogee County
Shaw High School | Muscogee County Union Grove High School | Henry County
South Paulding High School | Paulding County
Spalding High School | Spalding County 17CEFGA 2018 Annual Report |
Statesboro High School | Bulloch County
Upson-Lee High School | Upson County
Washington County High School | Washington County
Wayne County High School | Wayne County
West Hall High School | Hall County
West Laurens High School | Laurens County

CEFGA INVESTMENT
BUILDS THE CONSTRUCTION TALENT PIPELINE

CEFGA appreciates the support of the following donors. Thanks to your contributions,
we are able to promote the construction industry as a career by supporting construction

and training programs, and job placement of work-ready people throughout Georgia.
Together, we are building the construction industry one person at a time.
CONSTRUCTION READY DONORS

PRESENTING ($30,000)

PLATINUM ($20,000)

GOLD ($10,000)

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SILVER $6,000 Lincoln College of Technology Construction Clean-Up Specialists
Local #72 / Mechanical Trades Institute Dollar Concrete Construction Company
Baldwin Paving Company Iron Workers Local Union No. 387 Ed Castro Landscape
Batson-Cook Company MaxAir Ely Concrete Construction
Cornerstone Masonry Group McCarthy Building Companies FS 360
DPR Construction Mechanical Contractors Association FitzGerald & Sons Plumbing Company
E.R. Snell Contractor of Georgia Founders Insurance
Georgia Sheet Metal (JATC) Mid-South Roof Systems Gainesville Mechanical
Georgia Utility Contractors OL Jollay Masonry Genoa Construction
Association (GUCA) Peek Pavement Marking Georgia Masonry Supply (GMS)
JE Dunn Construction Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Georgia State Financing and
Masonry Association of Georgia Assoc. of Georgia (PHCC) Investment Commission (GSFIC)
Parrish Construction Group Pyramid Masonry Contractors Gilbane Building Company
Pittman Construction Company Reeves Construction Company Greenlee Textron
Reeves Young Construction Herc Rentals
BRONZE $3,000 Robinson Paving Company Inglett & Stubbs Electrical Construction
Stewart Brothers Ivey Mechanical
A4 Inc. The Conlan Company Leapley Construction
Anning-Johnson Company The Georgia Urban Ag Council Lin Rogers Electric
Astra Group The Winter Construction Company Marek Interior Systems
Atlanta Electrical Contractors Tractor Equipment Company Martin Concrete Construction
Association (AECA) Vulcan Materials Company National Association of
Batchelor & Kimball Yancey Brothers Minority Contractors (NAMC)
Beacon Supply Yates Insurance Agency Pritchard & Jerdan
C.C. Owen Tile Company R.W. Allen Construction
Carroll Daniel Construction Company BASIC $1,500 Raydeo Enterprises
Collins and Arnold Construction Company SDC Concrete Construction
Commercial Roofing Specialties Alpha Insulation & Sovereign Construction & Development
Eckardt Electric Company Waterproofing Company Specialty Finishes
Ernst Concrete Argos USA Spectra Contract Flooring
Faith Technologies Art Plumbing Stasco Mechanical Contractors
Georgia Construction Baker Concrete Construction Sterling Risk Advisors
Aggregate Association (GCAA) Bowen & Watson Tebarco Mechanical Corporation
Georgia Department of Transportation Bryson Constructors The Circle Group
Harrison Contracting Company CD Moody Construction Up Scaffolding
Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) Century Fire Protection
Jerry L. Johnson & Associates Classic Concrete Forming

REVENUE BY TYPE FINANCIALS

GOVERNMENT: July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018 6%
$835,000 18% 19%
BY PROGRAM
51%
Revenue:

57%

FOUNDATION: Expenditures: 4%
$274,000 20%
INDUSTRY:
$541,000 17%

32% 62% 14%

Total Revenue: $1,650,000 CONSTRUCTION ANNUAL CAMPAIGN/ CAREEREXPO/ K12 PIPELINE
READY SPONSORSHIPS SKILLSUSA

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FOUNTDLHAAETYFIIONUNGTUFTROHERE: CAREEREXPO METRICS STUDENTS

THE 2018 5,534(AGES 13 AND UP):
CAREEREXPO &
SKILLSUSA STATE INFLUENCERS—TEACHERS,
CHAMPIONSHIPS PARENTS, COUNSELORS AND

CEFGA’s CareerExpo gives employers a way to 1,158SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS:
engage with young people and connect with
their future workforce. By linking students INDUSTRY VOLUNTEERS,
directly to professionals in the areas of EXHIBITORS AND
construction, utility contracting, highway
1,554OTHER GUESTS:
contracting, electrical contracting, mechanical
contracting, energy, mining and more, CEFGA VOLUNTEER
gets young people excited about the industry
and helps ensure the new generation is aware 24KHOURS SERVED:

of career opportunities in construction. WORLDS FEATURED

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8,246TOTAL ATTENDEES IN 2018:

TOTAL ATTENDEES SINCE 2005,

78KCAREEREXPO’S FIRST YEAR:

CEFGA’s Impact in Connecting
Construction Industry Leaders
with Tomorrow’s Workforce

At the 2018 CEFGA CareerExpo and SkillsUSA State Championships on March 22-23, all signs
pointed to a bright outlook for the future of Georgia’s construction industry. On paper alone,
the numbers were encouraging: 8,246 total attendees—a new event record—including 5,534
students, 1,158 influencers (teachers, parents, counselors and school administrators) and
1,554 industry volunteers, exhibitors and other guests.

And on the Georgia International Convention Center floor, the energy was palpable as those
thousands of students visited 18 industry “Worlds,” and more than 400 high school and
technical college students competed in 20+ SkillsUSA contests. The Worlds included three
industries represented for the first time at the Expo: Hand & Power Tools, Fire Protection
and Roofing. The latter was perhaps the most visible of all 18, thanks to a towering scaffold
with an 8/12-pitch roof segment for students to climb.

CEFGA’s three-pronged strategy to workforce development—CareerExpo, Construction Ready
training for adults and K12 Pipeline for students—is building a sustainable talent pool for the
construction industry. A fourth component, the CEFGA Connect initiative debuted during the
Expo and links students directly with employers. All four work hand in hand toward fulfilling
CEFGA’s mission of “Building Opportunities for Georgia.”

With Georgia ranking as the leading state in which to do business for five years running,
job opportunities continue to grow, as does the need for a skilled construction workforce.
And with so many students and influencers gathered in one location for the CareerExpo,
employers recognize the event as a valuable investment toward meeting that need.

CEFGA recognizes that raising awareness about opportunities in construction is critical
to Georgia’s economic future. Schools are fertile ground for doing so; Georgia now has 149
high school construction programs, with more than 17,000 students enrolled in them.

Support For CareerExpo

CareerExpo was one of the best field trips that I ever took with my students. The students did not want to leave the event!
LaShonda Mills | Ridgeview High School Graduation Coach

CEFGA is the vital link between high schools, SkillsUSA and industry. They’ve played a vital role in putting on the CareerExpo and
SkillsUSA State Championships. It would not be what it is today without them—by any stretch of the imagination.
Matt Hoyman | Holder Construction Project Manager | Technical Co-chair of the SkillsUSA TeamWorks Competition

Thank you for providing such an amazing opportunity for our construction club students to be a part of something so awesome.
The day at the CareerExpo was life-changing for our students as it exposed them to a number of opportunities they could consider as
they move toward adulthood. Together, we can make a great impact on the future lives of all of our students. What this event taught
me is we must not only seek personalized learning opportunities for our students in the classroom, but also consider how to provide
‘personalized career pathways’ for our students so they can have ‘choice’ in what their future looks like for them!
Kindra L. Smith, Ed. S | Principal | Elkins Pointe Middle

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Awnindntehres are...

Congratulations to the winners of the Georgia SkillsUSA State Championships! Winners in Atlanta advanced to the national SkillsUSA
Championships in Louisville, Kentucky in June. That said, the biggest victories went to any competitor who recognized the value of
the hands-on experience they gained and the power of networking with the industry representatives they met.

COLLEGE RESULTS

CONTEST WINNER’S NAME SCHOOL NATIONAL
Cabinetmaking Robert Scott Columbus Technical College PLACEMENT
Carpentry Taylor McMasters Savannah Technical College
CNC Milling Specialist John Lake Wiregrass Georgia Technical College 10 of 19
CNC Technician Mason Parr Lanier Technical College 10 of 25
CNC Turning Technology David Nelson Lanier Technical College 10 of 23
Electrical Construction Wiring Joshua McDuffie Southern Regional Technical College 6 of 22
Heating, Ventilation, Air 17 of 19
Conditioning Joseph Potts West Georgia Technical College 15 of 25
Industrial Motor Control
Plumbing Brandon Battles Georgia Northwestern Technical College 14 of 21
Sheet Metal Collin Creel Southern Crescent Technical College
TeamWorks Chris Roberson Georgia Northwestern Technical College 10 of 17
Marvin Pointer Georgia Northwestern Technical College 11 of 15
Welding George Soto Georgia Northwestern Technical College 6 of 10
Welding Fabrication Noah Ranels Georgia Northwestern Technical College 5 of 13
Logan Thomas Georgia Northwestern Technical College 5 of 13
Welding Sculpture Jacob Hargrove Georgia Northwestern Technical College 5 of 13
Nathan Rittweger Georgia Northwestern Technical College 5 of 13
Stephen Bottoms Georgia Northwestern Technical College 10 of 37
Tucker Tumlin Georgia Northwestern Technical College 15 of 22
Erin Kleineweber Savannah Technical College 15 of 22
15 of 22
9 of 20

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HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS

CONTEST WINNER’S NAME SCHOOL NATIONAL
Architectural Drafting Noah Strogner Lowndes High School - Valdosta, GA PLACEMENT
Building Maintenance Elijah Crosby DeKalb High School of Tech-South - Decatur, GA
Cabinetmaking Patrick Duckett North Cobb High School - Kennesaw, GA 7 of 42
Career Pathways— 7 of 10
Architecture and Construction Jaymon Patel 5 of 42

Carpentry Isaac Pelkey Statesboro High School - Statesboro, GA 2 of 16
CNC Milling Specialist Nathan Wakefield
CNC Technician William Stevens Statesboro High School - Statesboro, GA 2 of 16
CNC Turning Technology Katie Anderson Statesboro High School - Statesboro, GA 2 of 16
Diesel Equipment Technology Carl Padgett Madison County High School - Danielsville, GA 37 of 46
Electrical Construction Wiring Dylan Rhoades White County High School - Cleveland, GA
Heating, Ventilation, Joseph Thrower Golden Isles Career Academy - Brunswick, GA N/A
Air Conditioning Shyann Bailey Camden County High School - Kingsland, GA 24 of 24
Industrial Motor Control Golden Isles Career Academy - Brunswick, GA 23 of 25
Masonry Manuel Torres Adairsville High School - Adairsville, GA 40 of 40
Plumbing
Sheet Metal Chandler Cowart N/A
TeamWorks Bailey Evenson
Nolan Moore Maxwell High School of Tech - Lawrenceville, GA 26 of 29
Welding Tucker Mobbs
Welding Fabrication Andrew Bearden Statesboro High School - Statesboro, GA 18 of 22
Jason Burdette Camden County High School - Kingsland, GA 14 of 32
Welding Sculpture Vidal Diaz-Sandoval North Cobb High School - Kennesaw, GA
Hamilton Noggle Cedartown High School - Cedartown, GA 1
Chase Datson Adairsville High School - Adairsville, GA 7 of 20
Tufton Blanks Adairsville High School - Adairsville, GA
John Hunter Adairsville High School - Adairsville, GA 3
C E Massey Adairsville High School - Adairsville, GA 3
Sage Owings Chattooga High School - Summerville, GA 3
Wyatt Mohler Chattooga High School - Summerville, GA 3
Chattooga High School - Summerville, GA 18 of 49
Chattooga High School - Summerville, GA 7 of 39
Chattooga High School - Summerville, GA 7 of 39
White County High School - Cleveland, GA 7 of 39
7 of 39
N/A

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