Autonomous Construction Equipment Is Here. What Does That Mean for Worker Jobsite Safety?
Excavators have always needed an operator in the cab—until now.
Turning AI and Facial Recognition Into Practical Jobsite Value
Facial recognition verifies the person presenting at the jobsite against the enrolled worker.
Complexities of Office-to-Residential Conversion Projects in a Growing Construction Market
Where 1.6 million square feet of office space was converted to residential in 2023, that number soared to reach 5 million square feet by 2025.
How Upskilling Can Help Close the Construction Labor Gap
Below are six targeted areas where skills training can harness the untapped power of the construction workforce.
Data Center Demand Is Creating a Talent Crisis Across the Rest of Construction
Mission-critical construction is moving at a ridiculous pace, and the influx in labor demand is stripping all the capabilities away from the rest of the construction sector.
Before the Next Project: Map the Gap Between Payroll and Collections
Which bills come first? When should the customer payments arrive? And what happens if one of them is two weeks late?
Construction Business Trends Affecting Firm Performance
Industry backlog, labor and cost figures describe conditions across the whole market, not the conditions inside any one contractor’s business.
A Shrinking Labor Force Changes the Construction Workforce Equation
For contractors already struggling to find enough people, a smaller national workforce raises a bigger question about how much work companies can realistically support.
