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Structural Design in Civil Engineering: Definition, Basic Principles, and Careers

July 20, 2020 by Duane Craig

Proper structural design in civil engineering helps ensure that public works projects don't end in tragedy. It also ensures the structure will last at least as long as the planners expect. Sometimes, though, even civil … about Structural Design in Civil Engineering: Definition, Basic Principles, and Careers

Categories: Business, United States, World

Real Time Location Sensors Gives Managers the Whole Picture

July 20, 2020 by John Biggs

Construction projects have a lot of moving parts. Everything from materials being hauled around, to the trucks doing the hauling, to the workers driving the trucks are frequently in motion. Multiply that by the number … about Real Time Location Sensors Gives Managers the Whole Picture

Categories: Canada, Technology, World

OSHA Releases COVID-19 Reopening Guidelines for Construction

July 20, 2020 by John Biggs

In an effort to promote safe and healthy workplace as businesses across the country are reopening, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently released its recommendations to help construction workers and employers avoid exposure … about OSHA Releases COVID-19 Reopening Guidelines for Construction

Categories: Featured, Safety, United States, World Tags: COVID-19, OSHA

Is it Time to Do Some Procurement Housekeeping?

July 19, 2020 by Willow Aliento

Recent disruptions, including COVID-19, regulatory changes, and product compliance concerns, have put the spotlight on procurement and supply chains for construction businesses. According to procurement experts, there are ways to turn these challenges into opportunities … about Is it Time to Do Some Procurement Housekeeping?

Categories: Australia, Business, World Tags: Building Materials

How Digital Labor Scheduling Helps You Scale Up

July 15, 2020 by Ben Schultz

The key to successful labor scheduling is to find a scalable solution that accounts for the unique structure of your organization. Digital workforce management software provides real-time information that aids your team in making informed, … about How Digital Labor Scheduling Helps You Scale Up

Categories: Featured, Technology, United States, World Tags: Construction Scheduling

Unrealistic Expectations? Here’s How to Keep Everyone Happy

July 13, 2020 by Duane Craig

Unrealistic expectations are hard-baked into construction projects, both intentionally and unintentionally. Unfortunately, it usually falls to the contractors to deal with them. Here are steps you can take to keep everybody happy.

Categories: Business, Canada, World Tags: Communication

How Technology is Transforming the Estimation Process

July 13, 2020 by John Biggs

For construction projects of any size, accurate estimates are essential to protect profits, control risks and mitigate against blown deadlines. The estimation process is something of a tightrope. Too high an estimate could cost the … about How Technology is Transforming the Estimation Process

Categories: Canada, Technology, World Tags: Contech

4 Successful Strategies for Better Client Relationships

July 13, 2020 by Duane Craig

It’s easy to lose sight of the little things that hold client–contractor relationships together once construction is underway. Pressures often cause rifts and disagreements that never get healed. Here are tactics for “walking the higher … about 4 Successful Strategies for Better Client Relationships

Categories: Business, Canada, World Tags: Project Management

Construction Owner Tips: How to Navigate Software Licensing

July 9, 2020 by Zachary Reiss-Davis

In construction technology, construction management solutions put this question to the test. Let’s look at some common pricing models for capital planning or construction software.

Categories: Business, Featured, United States, World Tags: Construction Software, Owner

How to Keep Your Cool on Jobsites This Summer

July 8, 2020 by Duane Craig

Hot weather poses serious health risks for people working in construction. Early signs suggesting something is wrong include heat rash and heat cramps. If the body doesn't get cooled down, heat exhaustion sets in. At … about How to Keep Your Cool on Jobsites This Summer

Categories: Featured, Safety, United States Tags: Worker Safety, Workplace Health

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