The focus of Women in Construction (WIC) Week is to highlight women as a viable component of the construction industry. WIC Week also provides an occasion for NAWIC’s thousands of members across the country to raise awareness of the opportunities available for women in the construction industry and to emphasize the growing role of women in the industry.It is also a time for local chapters to give back to their communities.
Read moreBlock Kids 2019--A Success! →
Constructing fanciful miniature structures with a blend of imagination and education, almost 50 children gathered at Savannah’s Gould Elementary School on Saturday for the eighth-annual Block Kids Building Program Competition.
Hosted by the Coastal Georgia Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction, this lighthearted contest welcomed students from Gould and Coastal Empire Montessori to utilize identical sets of Lego blocks to build any kind of structure that they wanted within a 45-minute time period.
Read moreThinking About Joining NAWIC Coastal Georgia?
if you’re not a member, consider joining the greatest industry group for women in Coastal Georgia, NAWIC!
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Read more11 Ways a Construction Company Can Keep Employees Happy
Employee retention is no easy task for construction contractors today. It’s no longer enough for companies to pay their employees competitive wages, keep them safe and provide them with regular hours in order for them to make a steady living.
Read moreWomen in Construction: The State of the Industry in 2019
When you think of any male-dominated industry, construction is probably the first job that comes to mind.
Of all the people who work in construction, women comprise only a small 9 percent of the workforce. Even smaller is the number of female construction workers on the front lines of a job site—there is only one woman for every 100 employees on the field. Considering that women make up 47 percent of all employed individuals, this means that the construction industry is only benefiting from about 1.25 percent of the total female workforce.
Read moreMarch — President's Letter
Can you believe we’re already at WIC Week 2019? Women In Construction Week is one of our most anticipated ‘events’ of the NAWIC year and when we started planning it months ago, it seemed SO FAR AWAY!! And now, here we are. Another chance to share the message, spirit and positivity of being a member of the National Association of Women in Construction thorough our active involvement with this incredible Coastal Georgia Chapter.
Read moreJanuary — President's Letter
Happy New Year, Coastal Georgia NAWIC members!
Read moreNovember — Member News
Georgia’s 1st District Congressman Buddy Carter Visits Henry Plumbing
Read moreNovember — President's Message
Thanksgiving 2018 … seems as if it came out of nowhere! We are sliding into the Glitter Bowl of the holidays and while it’s a glorious celebration of friends, family, food and fun, this time of year can push us to our limits because…
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