Falsifying payment applications, covering up the purchase of personal items, diverting money to a phantom company, taking material from the work site for personal use, or using lower-grade material are just some issues plaguing the … about Getting on Top of Fraud in the Construction Industry
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Making our Concrete Jungles More Environmentally Friendly
It goes without saying that water is the most widely used material globally. It is surprising, however, to know that cement is the next, even when taking into account it is the key ingredient in … about Making our Concrete Jungles More Environmentally Friendly
Australia’s Biggest Infrastructure Trends
Infrastructure is among the most important sectors in the Australian economy, contributing more than 10 per cent in gross value added and accounting for a substantial share of employment. Australia ranks as a world leader … about Australia’s Biggest Infrastructure Trends
Teak Construction Gets the Whole Project Picture with Procore
With Procore's robust construction management software, Teak Construction is able to streamline processes, boost collaboration and bring everyone together under one integrated solution.
Drones to Deliver Safer Worksites
In the construction industry, there is a number of functions drones can fulfil. They are used for site planning and inspection, risk management, safety compliance, accident prevention and investigation, project security and surveillance, and inspection. … about Drones to Deliver Safer Worksites
It’s not all hype: Why sustainable construction is the future
It is notable that buildings in Australia are now being judged on their environmental friendliness. Jobsite spoke exclusively to Professor David Carmichael, from the University of New South Wales’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering … about It’s not all hype: Why sustainable construction is the future
Thinking Better and Doing Better With Scaffold Safety
Scaffolding is essential for most building projects, but according to SafeWork NSW, it’s also something too many sites just are not getting right. As part of Safe Work Month, the results of a recent inspection … about Thinking Better and Doing Better With Scaffold Safety
Can Age be a Factor in Jobsite Safety?
The most common injury reported for workers over the age of 45 is musculoskeletal disorders, rather than workplace accidents. It seems, therefore, their abundant experience helps our older generation to avoid accidents. Their physical abilities, … about Can Age be a Factor in Jobsite Safety?
Striking a Balance Between Luxury and Affordability
The North Bank of the Yarra is set for a make-over, as an apartment and hotel complex, dubbed Flinders Bank, has been approved by the Victorian Government. Not only will it feature a luxury hotel … about Striking a Balance Between Luxury and Affordability
Equipment Management Product Helps Ensure Safety on Construction Sites
While inductions of plant and equipment are an important part of Australian workplace safety regulations for the construction industry, Procore users say it takes a considerable amount of time and they have limitations on how … about Equipment Management Product Helps Ensure Safety on Construction Sites
