Save Local Business Act Would Rein in ‘Joint Employer’ Standard
The Save Local Business Act would restore the language used to determine when one business should be considered responsible for the labor practices of another.
Six Common Scheduling Mistakes That Cost Contractors Time and Money
The unpredictable and complex nature of construction leaves little room for seamless time management. Avoiding six common scheduling mistakes enables contractors
Optimize Construction Performance Through Improved Project Scheduling
When developing a strategic approach to project management, define a process that works, consider project scheduling, the roles of team members, measurement and
Reality Check: Manage a Construction Business, Not a Project
Successful general contractors can achieve greater results with a disciplined information management approach that balances innovation at the project level with
Free Webinar: How To Connect the Field and Office
eSub is offering a free webinar for subcontractors to learn how to increase visibility on projects and eliminate the inconsistencies tearing at profit margins at
Better Estimating Numbers Make for Stronger Profits: Make Sure Your Team Has the Right Numbers
Ask the right questions to reveal the right numbers. Take a deep dive and incorporate lessons learned into your bid process.
From 3-D to 6-D: How Contractors Are Building New Value Through Virtual Construction
Contractors can benefit from expanding the use cases for 3-D models to 4-D, 5-D and 6-D. Leveraging multiple value streams from a set of 3-D models is the secret
Ten Simple Tips for Winning on Bid Day
Winning a bid can feel outside your control, but it’s certainly not outside your influence. Increase your odds of winning bid day with these tips.
Partnerships, Collaborations and Transitions for Construction Companies
With proper preparation and planning, small to midsize contractors can build meaningful and successful partnerships and collaborative business relationships. The
Five Construction Problem Areas That Decrease Profits
By making sure business aspects such as fleet management, safety, estimating and supply chain management are running smoothly, contractors can increase profits and
Reduce Workers’ Compensation Costs and Exposure with Contract Skilled Craftsmen
While there's no way around assuming the risk on your permanent employees, Tradesmen International can relieve this burden for your short-term workforce.rn
North American Construction Dispute Values Drop in 2016
According to the Arcadis Global Construction Disputes Report 2017: Avoiding the Same Pitfalls, the average value of disputes has dropped but they are taking longer
Mitigate Construction Risk by Managing Information
Successful project information management breaks down conventional data silos to create connected environments, improving how critical project information is captured,
Infrastructure Boom Will Mean Opportunities and Risks for Construction Firms
ASCE rated America’s aging infrastructure a D+ for being in “poor to fair condition.” The good news is that there is a renewed momentum toward rebuilding the
Mid-year Economic Forecast: Momentum Meets Intrigue
Most nonresidential construction firms can expect reasonably stable backlogs and satisfactory profit margins, but strength in certain segments will only be partially
Ten Safety Tips for Operating Aerial Work Platforms on Construction Sites
The No. 1 priority for aerial equipment manufacturers is to provide safe, productive aerial work platforms for customers. Once the equipment is in the field, operators
Demolition Work Can Be Hazardous to Construction Employees’ Health
Demolition work is so hazardous that OSHA devoted an entire subpart of its Construction Standards to it. When it comes to safety performance, a proactive stance
Get Ready for the Imminent OSHA 300 Electronic Reporting
Implementation of OSHA’s 300 electronic reporting rule will be implemented on Dec. 1 for all federal OSHA states. States with state OSHA programs will need to
Review of OSHA Rules: No More Secrets
OSHA’s requirement to submit detailed reports of workplace injuries and illnesses for publication online on a public website means that a company’s injury reports
Road Crew Traffic Safety in a Distracted World
An effective work zone, typically identified by signs, cones, barrels and barriers, should focus on traffic safety and review of hazards specific to work areas.
Taking Care of Sales and Marketing Teams Through CRM Integration
Using CRM technology to standardize processes for sales can result in more bidding consistency and winning work from new customers.