On-Site Training
Latest Trends in Construction
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September 02, 2025
What Is On Site Construction Training?
On-site Construction Training is a hands-on, instructor-led program that takes place right at your jobsite. Rather than relying solely on classroom instruction or manuals, crews learn with the actual tools, materials, and conditions they face every day. This approach enables employees to understand concepts more quickly, retain information for longer periods, and apply new skills immediately.
Unlike traditional off-site courses, on-site training enables employees to see the relevance of what they are learning in real-time. For example, when learning how to use concrete testing products, workers can practice with the very molds and slump sets that they will use on the job. This kind of immediate, real-world application is one of the reasons on-site training is so practical.
On-site training also creates opportunities for mentorship and knowledge transfer. Veteran employees can work side by side with newer team members during the session, strengthening
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July 14, 2024
A 2022 survey by CITB found that in the construction and engineering industries, 34% of employers felt that their companies had skills gaps that needed to be addressed. This showcases the importance of construction site training benefits and hands-on construction learning. The value of on-site training in construction can make or break the success of your project. One option to consider is Deslauriers' newest initiative for on-site training, providing your team with exceptional value by providing customized training solutions for construction.Â
Thor Moody is our leading trainer and is Deslauriers' Corporate Product Education and Training Specialist. He brings over 45 years of industry experience to your real-time construction education presentation, with 15 years in the construction materials consulting space and over 30 years as Regional Sales Manager and Product Developer for Deslauriers. He's an active voting member of ASTM Committee C09 (Concrete and Aggregates) and ASTM Committee