GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Construction Industry Statistics

See how DEI progress in construction is changing fast with 2026 data highlighting where women and people from underrepresented groups are gaining ground and where jobsite leadership still lags. The statistics make the tension clear between formal hiring intentions and the outcomes that actually show up in the workforce.

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75% of U.S. construction workers report experiencing workplace discrimination in 2023 surveys.

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Women cite safety concerns and harassment as top barriers, with 40% leaving trades within 5 years.

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Minorities face 22% higher injury rates in construction per 2022 OSHA data.

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Lack of childcare support leads to 28% attrition among female construction workers.

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55% of BAME workers in UK construction report bias in promotions per 2023 CIPD survey.

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Apprenticeship completion rates for minorities are 15% lower due to lack of support networks.

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60% of firms lack inclusive policies for LGBTQ+ workers, leading to higher turnover.

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Language barriers affect 35% of Hispanic workers' advancement opportunities.

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Rural construction sites show 40% less diversity due to recruitment challenges.

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35% workers report microaggressions daily in construction.

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48% minorities doubt promotion fairness 2023 Gallup poll.

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Women report 30% more harassment incidents than averages.

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25% dropout rate for minority apprentices due to culture.

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LGBTQ+ visibility low: 2% out employees in trades 2023.

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42% firms lack translation services for diverse hires.

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Ageism affects 20% of older minority workers' retention.

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85% of U.S. construction firms implemented DEI training programs by 2023, reaching 70% employee participation.

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UK CITB launched 50+ women-in-construction mentorship schemes in 2022, boosting female apprenticeship starts by 18%.

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62% of large U.S. contractors have formal equity hiring goals as of 2023 SHRM data.

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Canadian BuildForce funded 120 DEI scholarships for underrepresented groups in construction in 2023.

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45% of Australian construction SMEs adopted inclusion policies post-2022 government incentives.

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AGC's 2023 STEP program integrated DEI modules, adopted by 1,200 firms covering 500,000 workers.

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EU Construction Confederation's 2022 charter signed by 300 firms committing to 20% minority hiring by 2025.

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78% of U.S. firms report using blind resume screening for equity in 2023 surveys.

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NAWIC's 2023 mentorship network paired 5,000 women with industry leaders.

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92% of participating firms saw improved retention after inclusion workshops per 2022 ABC study.

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90% of U.S. firms with DEI committees saw 12% diversity gains 2023.

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UK Considerate Constructors scheme trained 10,000 on inclusion 2023.

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55% contractors use DEI metrics in performance reviews 2023.

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BuildForce Canada: 200 firms in equity supplier programs 2023.

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Australia: 35% firms with Indigenous procurement targets 2023.

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1,500 apprentices via AGC diversity pipeline 2023.

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FIEC EU: 40% firms with gender quotas in hiring 2022.

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Inclusive benefits adopted by 68% firms post-2023 surveys.

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NAWIC scholarships: $2M awarded to 1,200 women 2023.

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In 2022, women made up just 10.9% of the total construction workforce in the United States, highlighting a persistent gender gap despite industry growth.

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Only 4.3% of construction craftworkers were women in 2021, compared to 11.1% in professional and management roles within construction firms.

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Female participation in construction apprenticeships dropped to 9.2% in 2023 from 10.1% in 2020, per U.S. Department of Labor data.

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In the UK construction sector, women accounted for 14.2% of the workforce in 2022, up slightly from 13.1% in 2019 but still lagging EU averages.

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Hispanic women represent only 1.2% of the U.S. construction labor force as of 2023, despite comprising 18% of the overall female workforce.

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Women in construction earn 92.7 cents on the dollar compared to men in similar roles, based on 2022 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data.

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Only 7% of UK construction site workers are women, while office-based roles see 25% female representation in 2023 surveys.

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In Canada, women hold 12.1% of construction jobs in 2022, with projections for 15% by 2030 under current DEI efforts.

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Australian construction industry reports 6.8% female workforce in trade roles as of 2023, per government industry data.

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In 2023, women comprised 11.4% of new construction hires in the U.S., but retention rates are 15% lower than male counterparts.

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In 2023, only 9.8% of U.S. construction superintendents were women, per ENR field reports.

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Female engineers in construction firms rose to 15.2% in 2022 from 13.4% in 2019.

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Women in heavy civil construction are 5.1% of workforce in 2023 AGC data.

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UK female construction managers increased to 9.3% in 2023 from 7.8% pre-pandemic.

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In Texas, women are 12.7% of construction due to energy sector hiring.

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Turnover for women in construction is 25% higher due to work-life imbalance.

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Canadian women in trades: 11.3% in 2023, with carpentry at 4.2%.

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Australia reports 8.4% female tradespeople in construction 2023 census.

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EU average female construction workers: 13.5% in 2022, led by Nordic countries.

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Women hold only 6.5% of CEO positions in top U.S. construction firms in 2023 ENR rankings.

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Minorities occupy 12.3% of executive roles in construction companies per 2022 Deloitte survey of 500 firms.

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In the UK, only 4% of construction board directors are women as of 2023, per industry board tracker.

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Black executives represent 2.1% of senior management in U.S. construction per 2023 McKinsey report.

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8.7% of construction firm owners or partners are women in 2022 U.S. Census data.

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Hispanic leaders hold 9.4% of VP-level positions in large construction companies in 2023 AGC study.

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Only 3.2% of construction project managers in Canada are from visible minorities in 2022 stats.

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Australian construction boards have 11.2% female representation in 2023, per ASX corporate governance data.

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In EU construction majors, 7.9% of C-suite roles are held by ethnic minorities per 2022 EIB survey.

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Female VPs in construction: 8.9% in Fortune 500 firms 2023.

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Minority CFOs in construction: 4.2% per 2023 Glassdoor analysis.

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UK construction chairs: 3.1% women 2023 Parker Review.

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Women directors in top 100 contractors: 22.4% average 2023.

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Black managers: 3.8% in mid-sized U.S. firms 2022 NMSDC.

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Latino executives: 7.6% in ENR Top 400 2023.

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Canadian female presidents: 6.7% of CCA members 2023.

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Aussie female MDs in construction: 9.1% 2023 Master Builders.

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EU diverse leadership index in construction: 11.3% 2022.

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Black or African American workers constitute 7.2% of the U.S. construction workforce in 2022, per BLS data, amid overall industry employment of 7.5 million.

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Hispanic or Latino workers make up 30.1% of construction laborers in 2023, the highest representation among any occupational group.

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Asian workers represent just 2.1% of the total U.S. construction industry workforce in 2022, despite population growth.

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Native American or Alaska Native individuals hold 1.8% of construction jobs in 2023 U.S. data, with underrepresentation in skilled trades.

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In the UK, Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) workers are 12.4% of construction employees in 2022, up from 9.8% in 2018.

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Multiracial workers account for 3.7% of U.S. construction roles in 2023, showing slow growth in diverse hiring.

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White non-Hispanic workers dominate at 56.3% of U.S. construction workforce in 2022, down from 62% in 2010.

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In Canada, Indigenous peoples represent 4.2% of construction workers in 2022, with targeted programs aiming for 6% by 2025.

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Australian Indigenous workers are 2.9% of construction industry in 2023, per national census data.

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In the EU, migrant workers from ethnic minorities comprise 18.7% of construction labor in 2022 Eurostat figures.

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Black women are 1.4% of U.S. construction workforce in 2023 BLS update.

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Asian Pacific Islanders: 1.9% in skilled trades construction 2022 data.

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Pacific Islander workers: 0.4% of total construction employment 2023.

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In California, Latinos are 45.2% of construction laborers 2023.

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UK South Asian construction workers: 6.7% in 2023 ONS ethnicity data.

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Indigenous women in Canadian construction: 1.2% of total 2022.

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Australian Pacific Islander construction workers: 1.1% per 2023 ABS.

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EU Roma minorities: 0.8% in construction despite 2% population share.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Diversity Equity And Inclusion in the construction industry is starting to shift, and the latest numbers put that change under a microscope. In 2025, women make up 14% of the construction workforce, yet they account for only 6% of construction trade workers, a gap that raises immediate questions about pipelines and hiring. As you track how race, gender, and leadership representation move together, you see progress and persistent bottlenecks side by side.

Challenges and Barriers

175% of U.S. construction workers report experiencing workplace discrimination in 2023 surveys.

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2Women cite safety concerns and harassment as top barriers, with 40% leaving trades within 5 years.

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3Minorities face 22% higher injury rates in construction per 2022 OSHA data.

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4Lack of childcare support leads to 28% attrition among female construction workers.

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555% of BAME workers in UK construction report bias in promotions per 2023 CIPD survey.

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6Apprenticeship completion rates for minorities are 15% lower due to lack of support networks.

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760% of firms lack inclusive policies for LGBTQ+ workers, leading to higher turnover.

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8Language barriers affect 35% of Hispanic workers' advancement opportunities.

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9Rural construction sites show 40% less diversity due to recruitment challenges.

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1035% workers report microaggressions daily in construction.

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1148% minorities doubt promotion fairness 2023 Gallup poll.

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12Women report 30% more harassment incidents than averages.

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1325% dropout rate for minority apprentices due to culture.

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14LGBTQ+ visibility low: 2% out employees in trades 2023.

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1542% firms lack translation services for diverse hires.

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16Ageism affects 20% of older minority workers' retention.

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Challenges and Barriers Interpretation

The construction industry is building on a dangerously cracked foundation, as overwhelming data reveals a systemic culture of discrimination that not only harms workers but critically undermines the entire sector's stability and safety.

DEI Programs and Initiatives

185% of U.S. construction firms implemented DEI training programs by 2023, reaching 70% employee participation.

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2UK CITB launched 50+ women-in-construction mentorship schemes in 2022, boosting female apprenticeship starts by 18%.

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362% of large U.S. contractors have formal equity hiring goals as of 2023 SHRM data.

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4Canadian BuildForce funded 120 DEI scholarships for underrepresented groups in construction in 2023.

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545% of Australian construction SMEs adopted inclusion policies post-2022 government incentives.

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6AGC's 2023 STEP program integrated DEI modules, adopted by 1,200 firms covering 500,000 workers.

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7EU Construction Confederation's 2022 charter signed by 300 firms committing to 20% minority hiring by 2025.

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878% of U.S. firms report using blind resume screening for equity in 2023 surveys.

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9NAWIC's 2023 mentorship network paired 5,000 women with industry leaders.

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1092% of participating firms saw improved retention after inclusion workshops per 2022 ABC study.

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1190% of U.S. firms with DEI committees saw 12% diversity gains 2023.

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12UK Considerate Constructors scheme trained 10,000 on inclusion 2023.

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1355% contractors use DEI metrics in performance reviews 2023.

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14BuildForce Canada: 200 firms in equity supplier programs 2023.

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15Australia: 35% firms with Indigenous procurement targets 2023.

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161,500 apprentices via AGC diversity pipeline 2023.

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17FIEC EU: 40% firms with gender quotas in hiring 2022.

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18Inclusive benefits adopted by 68% firms post-2023 surveys.

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19NAWIC scholarships: $2M awarded to 1,200 women 2023.

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DEI Programs and Initiatives Interpretation

While the industry’s toolbox for DEI is finally filling up with concrete programs and pledges, the real test will be whether these well-meaning metrics can actually rebuild a traditionally exclusive field into a genuinely inclusive and equitable jobsite for all.

Gender Diversity

1In 2022, women made up just 10.9% of the total construction workforce in the United States, highlighting a persistent gender gap despite industry growth.

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2Only 4.3% of construction craftworkers were women in 2021, compared to 11.1% in professional and management roles within construction firms.

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3Female participation in construction apprenticeships dropped to 9.2% in 2023 from 10.1% in 2020, per U.S. Department of Labor data.

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4In the UK construction sector, women accounted for 14.2% of the workforce in 2022, up slightly from 13.1% in 2019 but still lagging EU averages.

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5Hispanic women represent only 1.2% of the U.S. construction labor force as of 2023, despite comprising 18% of the overall female workforce.

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6Women in construction earn 92.7 cents on the dollar compared to men in similar roles, based on 2022 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data.

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7Only 7% of UK construction site workers are women, while office-based roles see 25% female representation in 2023 surveys.

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8In Canada, women hold 12.1% of construction jobs in 2022, with projections for 15% by 2030 under current DEI efforts.

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9Australian construction industry reports 6.8% female workforce in trade roles as of 2023, per government industry data.

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10In 2023, women comprised 11.4% of new construction hires in the U.S., but retention rates are 15% lower than male counterparts.

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11In 2023, only 9.8% of U.S. construction superintendents were women, per ENR field reports.

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12Female engineers in construction firms rose to 15.2% in 2022 from 13.4% in 2019.

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13Women in heavy civil construction are 5.1% of workforce in 2023 AGC data.

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14UK female construction managers increased to 9.3% in 2023 from 7.8% pre-pandemic.

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15In Texas, women are 12.7% of construction due to energy sector hiring.

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16Turnover for women in construction is 25% higher due to work-life imbalance.

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17Canadian women in trades: 11.3% in 2023, with carpentry at 4.2%.

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18Australia reports 8.4% female tradespeople in construction 2023 census.

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19EU average female construction workers: 13.5% in 2022, led by Nordic countries.

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Gender Diversity Interpretation

The construction industry has built an impressive skyline of opportunity, yet its own foundation remains stubbornly narrow, as the numbers reveal a workforce still largely under construction when it comes to gender equity and inclusion.

Leadership and Management Diversity

1Women hold only 6.5% of CEO positions in top U.S. construction firms in 2023 ENR rankings.

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2Minorities occupy 12.3% of executive roles in construction companies per 2022 Deloitte survey of 500 firms.

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3In the UK, only 4% of construction board directors are women as of 2023, per industry board tracker.

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4Black executives represent 2.1% of senior management in U.S. construction per 2023 McKinsey report.

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58.7% of construction firm owners or partners are women in 2022 U.S. Census data.

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6Hispanic leaders hold 9.4% of VP-level positions in large construction companies in 2023 AGC study.

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7Only 3.2% of construction project managers in Canada are from visible minorities in 2022 stats.

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8Australian construction boards have 11.2% female representation in 2023, per ASX corporate governance data.

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9In EU construction majors, 7.9% of C-suite roles are held by ethnic minorities per 2022 EIB survey.

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10Female VPs in construction: 8.9% in Fortune 500 firms 2023.

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11Minority CFOs in construction: 4.2% per 2023 Glassdoor analysis.

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12UK construction chairs: 3.1% women 2023 Parker Review.

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13Women directors in top 100 contractors: 22.4% average 2023.

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14Black managers: 3.8% in mid-sized U.S. firms 2022 NMSDC.

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15Latino executives: 7.6% in ENR Top 400 2023.

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16Canadian female presidents: 6.7% of CCA members 2023.

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17Aussie female MDs in construction: 9.1% 2023 Master Builders.

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18EU diverse leadership index in construction: 11.3% 2022.

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Leadership and Management Diversity Interpretation

While these statistics showcase a painfully slow and narrow staircase to the top, it's clear the construction industry's leadership still looks like it was designed by a committee with a very limited imagination.

Racial and Ethnic Diversity

1Black or African American workers constitute 7.2% of the U.S. construction workforce in 2022, per BLS data, amid overall industry employment of 7.5 million.

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2Hispanic or Latino workers make up 30.1% of construction laborers in 2023, the highest representation among any occupational group.

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3Asian workers represent just 2.1% of the total U.S. construction industry workforce in 2022, despite population growth.

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4Native American or Alaska Native individuals hold 1.8% of construction jobs in 2023 U.S. data, with underrepresentation in skilled trades.

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5In the UK, Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) workers are 12.4% of construction employees in 2022, up from 9.8% in 2018.

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6Multiracial workers account for 3.7% of U.S. construction roles in 2023, showing slow growth in diverse hiring.

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7White non-Hispanic workers dominate at 56.3% of U.S. construction workforce in 2022, down from 62% in 2010.

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8In Canada, Indigenous peoples represent 4.2% of construction workers in 2022, with targeted programs aiming for 6% by 2025.

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9Australian Indigenous workers are 2.9% of construction industry in 2023, per national census data.

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10In the EU, migrant workers from ethnic minorities comprise 18.7% of construction labor in 2022 Eurostat figures.

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11Black women are 1.4% of U.S. construction workforce in 2023 BLS update.

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12Asian Pacific Islanders: 1.9% in skilled trades construction 2022 data.

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13Pacific Islander workers: 0.4% of total construction employment 2023.

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14In California, Latinos are 45.2% of construction laborers 2023.

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15UK South Asian construction workers: 6.7% in 2023 ONS ethnicity data.

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16Indigenous women in Canadian construction: 1.2% of total 2022.

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17Australian Pacific Islander construction workers: 1.1% per 2023 ABS.

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18EU Roma minorities: 0.8% in construction despite 2% population share.

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Racial and Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

The construction industry's diversity statistics paint a picture of an uneven jobsite, where the foundation of equity is still being poured but the scaffolding of inclusion is—for many groups—still just a blueprint.

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