Bruce Worcester
About Bruce Worcester
Bruce Worcester is a Recruitment Specialist for Skillbridge Veterans and has held various roles at DPR Construction, including Learning and Development Specialist and Construction Superintendent, since 2014. He has over a decade of experience in construction management and has previously worked at Precision Walls and Duke Realty Corporation.
Work at DPR Construction
Bruce Worcester has held multiple roles at DPR Construction since 2014. He serves as a Construction Superintendent, overseeing projects in the Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina area for ten years. In 2023, he expanded his responsibilities by becoming a Recruitment Specialist for Skillbridge Veterans and a Learning and Development Specialist, focusing on NCCER apprenticeship training. His diverse roles demonstrate his commitment to both project management and workforce development within the construction industry.
Education and Expertise
Bruce Worcester completed his high school education at Nordonia High School from 1976 to 1979. He furthered his education at The University of Akron. His educational background, combined with extensive experience in construction management, positions him as a knowledgeable professional in the field. His expertise includes project supervision and training, particularly in apprenticeship programs.
Background
Before joining DPR Construction, Bruce Worcester worked at Precision Walls as a Superintendent for one year in the Wilmington, North Carolina area. He also spent twelve years at Duke Realty Corporation as a Project Superintendent, where he managed projects in both the Raleigh-Durham area and Cleveland, Ohio. This extensive background in various supervisory roles has contributed to his skills in construction management and team leadership.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Bruce Worcester has demonstrated a strong commitment to the construction industry. His role as a Recruitment Specialist for Skillbridge Veterans highlights his dedication to supporting veterans in transitioning to civilian careers. Additionally, his work as a Learning and Development Specialist for NCCER apprenticeship training reflects his focus on workforce development and education in construction.