

Construction
Pre-Employment Testing
Construction and engineering firms need employees with experience erecting buildings, doing excavation work for roads and highways, and clearing demolition sites. With eSkill’s industry-leading construction aptitude tests, it is easy to evaluate candidates’ ability to safely operate large and small power tools as well as their knowledge of job site preparation, debris removal, and hazardous materials handling.
Statistics Speak For Themselves
750K
The U.S. Department of Labor forecasts that the construction industry will grow by 11% between 2016 and 2026, an increase of around 750,000 jobs.
90%
Before eSkill, only 50% of applicants showed up to HomeServe’s interviews. After implementing eSkill, that number increased to 90%.
$94T
According to Digital Builder, global construction spending will top $17.5 trillion by 2030 and $94 trillion in infrastructure investments is needed during the next 20 years.
Top Skills & Abilities
to Look for in
Construction
Mechanical Aptitude
Basic math skills and the ability to operate machinery and large and small power tools safely and efficiently.
Job Site Operations
Ability to measure building sites, mix materials, install piping, finish concrete surfaces, and perform structure demolitions
Project Management
Know how to interpret blueprints and graphs, and have the ability to manage a team and meet deadlines.

COGNITIVE APTITUDE
Cognitive aptitude testing for building stronger teams.
At eSkill, our cognitive aptitude testing services help you identify top candidates faster and more accurately. Measure problem-solving ability, critical thinking skills, and learning potential to build stronger, more successful teams.
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Associated Assessments

Mechanical Aptitude
Gauge a candidate’s understanding of mechanical concepts, tools, and problem-solving skills. This test includes spatial reasoning, force and motion, tool recognition, and troubleshooting, making it ideal for roles in manufacturing, engineering, and skilled trades.

Cognitive
Measure a candidate’s problem-solving, critical thinking, and reasoning abilities. This test evaluates numerical reasoning, verbal reasoning, logical analysis, and pattern recognition, helping employers identify high-potential candidates for strategic roles.

Attention to Detail
Assess a candidate’s ability to identify errors, inconsistencies, and small details in written documents, numerical data, and forms. This test is ideal for roles requiring precision and accuracy, such as accounting, quality control, and administrative work.

Basic Math
Test fundamental mathematical skills including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, percentages, and basic problem-solving. Ideal for roles in retail, finance, logistics, and clerical work where numerical accuracy is essential.

Bookkeeping
Evaluate a candidate’s knowledge of financial record-keeping, accounting principles, and ledger management. This test covers accounts payable/receivable, bank reconciliations, journal entries, and financial reporting, making it essential for accounting and finance roles.

Logical Thinking
Test a candidate’s ability to analyze situations, identify patterns, and draw logical conclusions. This assessment covers deductive reasoning, problem-solving, and pattern recognition, making it ideal for technical, analytical, and decision-making roles.

Business Communication
Assess a candidate’s written and verbal communication skills in a professional setting. This test evaluates email etiquette, grammar, report writing, and clarity of communication, ensuring candidates can effectively convey information in the workplace.

Project Management
Assess a candidate’s understanding of project planning, execution, and risk management. This test covers resource allocation, budgeting, milestone tracking, and team coordination, making it ideal for roles in business operations, IT, and construction management.

Time Management
Measure a candidate’s ability to prioritize tasks, meet deadlines, and manage workloads efficiently. This test evaluates task scheduling, productivity optimization, and decision-making under pressure, helping employers identify highly organized candidates.
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