NEWS RELEASE
At J Frost Civils Ltd, we believe the future of construction should be full of opportunities for everyone. That’s why we’re proud to share that our Chief Operating Officer, Emma Hobson, has recently visited Davison High School and Angmering High School to deliver presentations focused on Women in Construction.
Construction has traditionally been a male-dominated industry, but the opportunities available to women are far greater and more varied than many people might realise.
Through her visits, Emma has been helping to challenge outdated perceptions of the industry, raise awareness of the different career paths available and encourage young women to consider a future in construction.
As Chief Operating Officer at J Frost Civils, Emma understands first-hand that a successful construction business relies on far more than what happens on site. From project management and operations to commercial responsibilities, health and safety and business leadership, the industry offers a wide range of opportunities for people with different skills, interests and ambitions.
By taking these conversations directly into schools, we hope to help students recognise that careers in construction aren’t limited by gender or traditional expectations.
For us, initiatives like these are about more than simply promoting the industry. They’re about giving young people the confidence to explore opportunities they might never have previously considered.
You can’t aspire to a career you don’t know exists, and sometimes all it takes is one conversation to open the door to a completely different future.
We’re incredibly proud of Emma for taking the time to share her knowledge and experience, and we’d like to thank Davison High School and Angmering High School for the opportunity to engage with their students.
At J Frost Civils, we’re committed to supporting the next generation and helping to build an industry where talent, ambition and opportunity matter more than stereotypes.
Because the future of construction belongs to everyone.