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Four Steps Specialty Contractors Can Take to Replicate Successful Projects Through Data

by Taylor Dean | Dec 8, 2021
Data Analytics | Productivity | Technology

How can specialty contractors collect, analyze and ultimately use data to stay on budget, on schedule and continuously deliver successful projects? By following four easy steps to success.

Building for Longevity: How to Keep an Aging Workforce Safe

Seasoned workers tend to have fewer injuries, but when they do, injuries are often more severe. Keep aging workers safe by understanding age-related challenges and implementing solutions.

Optimize Workflows to Reduce Inefficiencies and Improve Business Operations

by Tarry Schabel | Dec 8, 2021
Business | Business Development | Productivity | Project Management

In construction, there are typically a lot of inefficiencies, redundancies and opportunities to improve the quality of work. All of these can lead to completing work in a timelier manner, using fewer resources and resulting in happier customers—and ultimately more profit.

2022 Outlook for Commercial Construction and Masonry

by Christy Crook | Dec 8, 2021
Economy | Markets | Total Human Health

The commercial masonry industry can expect a modest 0.2% growth rate in 2021. The market size of the masonry industry grew slower than the overall construction sector, but still outpaces the overall economy.

Problem Projects: Getting Construction Back on Track

by René Morkos | Dec 7, 2021
Business | Business Development | Project Delivery | Project Management

Backed by comprehensive information on project cost and completion, contractors can predict and prioritize the challenges most likely to occur for specific project types, estimate financial impact and outline best practices for future projects.

Daily Construction Reports: Don’t Leave the Job Without Them

Daily construction reports can help resolve a delay issue or clarify a jobsite access claim. They are admissible in court since the information was recorded when the events in question occurred.

How Surety Bonding Capacity Fuels Contractor Growth Strategy

Contractors should consider fundamental U.S. surety principles for managing portfolio construction risk while securing adequate bonding capacity.

Construction Executives Should Be Dusting Off Employee Handbooks

by Adam E. Richards, Andrew Zelman | Dec 2, 2021
Business | Business Development | Departments

The construction industry, which is seemingly plagued by a never-ending labor shortage, necessitating construction executives having to grapple with pandemic-related workplace issues and challenges, is not exempt from the benefits of a thorough, well-formed handbook.

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Four Steps Specialty Contractors Can Take to Replicate Successful Projects Through Data

Building for Longevity: How to Keep an Aging Workforce Safe

Optimize Workflows to Reduce Inefficiencies and Improve Business Operations

2022 Outlook for Commercial Construction and Masonry

Problem Projects: Getting Construction Back on Track

Daily Construction Reports: Don’t Leave the Job Without Them

How Surety Bonding Capacity Fuels Contractor Growth Strategy

Construction Executives Should Be Dusting Off Employee Handbooks

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