Governments around the world are taking a closer look at what contributes to CO2 emissions and its impact on climate change. In
Personal Data, Jobsite Safety
Many pieces of equipment have been developed to prevent or mitigate the severity of injury caused by incidents on the jobsite. Helmets,
[VIDEO] How Balfour Beatty is Handling COVID-19 Safety on the Jobsite
via Balfour Beatty // YouTube Even though we’re over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus is still threatening the health
Report: 7.3% of America’s Bridges are “Structurally Deficient” in 2021, Down Slightly YOY
via ARTBA Each year, the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) puts out their annual Bridge Report, which highlights the general
Georgia [Infrastructure] on My Mind
In Georgia, historic buildings bump shoulders with modern ones in large cities and small towns. And like many locations, large cities grow
Makita Announces Release of New 40V, 80V XGT Tool Lineup for US Market
The XGT Lineup, courtesy of Makita Those that follow tool news may have heard about a new Makita tool platform that launched
Modular Buildings and Carbon Footprints
Construction is one of the largest industries and also one of the biggest causes of damaging emissions effecting climate change. Not only
[VIDEO] This Cantilevered Building Was Built With Only Stainless Steel, No Concrete
BROAD Group’s F Tower, via YouTube There have been many attempts to use different materials for the structural support systems of buildings
LEED and WELL in Seattle
New York has the Empire State Building, Chicago the Hancock Building, and Seattle the Space Needle. All iconic structures piercing the sky,
1 Year Later: The Effects of Coronavirus on Construction
It’s been a little over a year since the coronavirus pandemic sent the entire world into a period of uncertainty, heartache, and
2021: What’s Coming in Construction
Predicting the future can be fun, scary, positive, or negative. Still, everybody wants to know, what will the year hold for my
The World of Concrete is Officially Back in 2021
Last year’s World of Concrete, the large concrete and masonry focused convention hosted in Las Vegas every year, was one of the
Travelers Insurance Offering to Pay Contractors in More States to Use Procore
Last summer, we learned that Travelers Insurance believed that using Procore as a project management tool helped contractors reduce risk on their
Doosan Announces Industry First “Transparent Bucket” to Wheel Loader to Eliminate Blind Spots
courtesy of Doosen “You make a better door than a window!” is what I imagine loader operators constantly yell at the bucket
Flying 3D Relief
Construction is not an office job. Field workers are the backbone of the industry and in many cases, those backs are bent
Digital Construction Best Practices: The Bar Has Been Raised
Construction is an inherently optimistic act. Large projects started today won’t provide utility for years to come, and yet every month of