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
OSHA Releases COVID-19 Reopening Guidelines for Construction
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
How Technology is Transforming the Estimation Process
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
Smart Slab: Lightweight Concrete that May Transform How We Build
Concrete slabs are something of an unsung hero in construction projects. But, if researchers at ETH Zurich have their way, this construction mainstay will be as beautiful as it is functional.
In Challenging Times, How one Company is Giving Back
Despite the tsunami of economic and operational challenges brought on by the pandemic, many construction companies are going above and beyond to help their communities.
Internet of Things Surging in Construction
The Internet of Things (IoT) has ushered in an era of connected devices that communicate freely with one another without human intervention.
Recycled Plastic a Serious Contender for Future Construction Materials
As the construction industry makes moves towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly building practices, it’s exploring new, better replacements of traditional building materials. Yes, even plastics.
5 Construction Technologies Set for Huge Growth by 2025
A recent study released by Ernst & Young highlights some of the technological advancements causing disruption in the construction industry, and points out several it expects to grow most over the next five years.
Skanska USA’s Sarah Epifano on Redefining Obstacles and Advancing Women in Construction
Jobsite recently sat down with Sarah Epifano, Skanska USA’s Senior Director of Business Development, to discuss her story and thoughts on the industry as of late.
A Greener Future for Construction Through BEM
Across both residential and commercial construction, the amount of energy consumed to keep buildings lit up and temperature-controlled is steadily climbing. Homes and commercial buildings account for nearly 40% of all energy use in the … about A Greener Future for Construction Through BEM