If there isn’t a single way of tracking change orders, every involved party will come up with their own method—and all too often this will lead to missed requests and cost overruns. Here are three approaches to improving COR communication and getting a better handle on the process.
Don’t Let Safety Programs Collapse or Fall
Fall protection, ladders and trenching are three frequently cited OSHA construction standards. A written safety program is critical to employee safety and defense against OSHA citations.
Bracing for Uncertainty
As we wrap up an incredibly challenging year, personally and professionally, construction business leaders are reflecting on knowns and unknowns—and looking ahead at 2021, they are preparing for the worst, but hoping for the best. [...]
Managing Clients’ Expectations During COVID-19
During a time when everyone is physically distant, remaining in communication with clients is more important than ever.
High-Growth AEC Firms Grew Three Times Faster Than Average-Growth Companies, Study Finds
Hinge found high-growth AEC firms approach marketing as a coordinated effort, experiencing 50% more impact from digital and content marketing compared to no-growth counterparts.
Break Out of Silos to Provide Customized Client Service
Entrusting employees at all levels to build business in a way that is empathetic and team-based makes workers feel more invested in the firm’s future, which in turn increases client confidence and allegiance.
Cash Is Still King: The Importance of Projecting Cash Flow
Implementing these financial practices can mitigate potential cash flow setbacks on a project, while increasing profitability and longevity.
Planning a Site Office: Top Factors Contractors Must Consider
A construction jobsite’s office must offer a combination of safety, security, amenity and visibility. Here are the most important factors to consider when planning a site office.












