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Improving Equipment Security to Mitigate Physical and Digital Threats

By Ellie Gabel
December 9, 2024
The construction industry is acclimating to an ever-digitizing workflow and ecosystem, alongside the growing importance of protecting equipment in sectors related to critical infrastructure. Construction companies and their employees must all be aware of digital safety concerns j...
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Breaking the Silence

By Chris Hopper
December 4, 2024
Mental-health challenges are pervasive in the construction industry. Recent studies reveal that construction workers are significantly more prone to depression, anxiety and suicide compared to other professions. The demanding nature of the job—long hours, high stress levels and j...
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Winterize Your Worksites for Optimal Safety and Productivity

By Rick Pedley
December 3, 2024
As winter approaches, contractors and construction professionals face a range of challenges that can compromise safety, productivity and project timelines. Cold weather conditions, from colder air to snow and ice, can quickly turn sound work environments into perilous spaces with...
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Evaluating the Effect of Historic Masculinity on the Construction Industry's Future

By Evelyn Long
November 21, 2024
Traditional masculine societal norms have historically prioritized physical strength, emotional suppression and self-reliance, values that are still prominent within the male-dominated construction industry. While the industry has increased efforts towards inclusion, diversity an...
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On the Front Lines: Influencing Construction Site Safety

By Nancy Novak
November 5, 2024
In the last 16 years, more fatalities have occurred in construction than in any other industry. Not only are workers on construction sites vulnerable to incidents with heavy machinery or working at height, but their exposure to dangerous materials can pose health risks if proper ...
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How to Create Effective and Cutting-Edge Construction Technology Products

By Construction Executive
October 29, 2024
The digitization of the construction industry is prolific, from workforce relations to architecture and design to safety and risk—but the adoption of contech products starts with the design and development of those products. So, when a construction technology company begins devel...
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ABC Announces Disaster-Relief Efforts and Resources Following Hurricane Milton

By ABC
October 14, 2024
HURRICANE RELIEF Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee were hit with Hurricane Helene, and now Florida is facing additional damage from Hurricane Milton, which is expected to make landfall on Wednesday, Oct. 9. Damages from Helene have already ...
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Why Early Intervention Is Key to Avoiding Chronic Back Issues in Construction

By Evelyn Long
September 26, 2024
Back injuries are an all-too-common affliction in construction, often sidelining workers and impacting project timelines. From heavy lifting to awkward postures, the physical demands place undue strain on the body, making early intervention crucial to prevent chronic issues. Add...
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Safety on Tour: Listening to Construction Leaders' Top Concerns

By Grace Calengor
September 24, 2024
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, PPE, social distancing and remote work all became household words. But for essential construction workers, some of these safety measures were easier to follow than others—after all, you can’t pour a concrete foundation or put up walls worki...
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Not-So-Clearly Stated: Workers' Comp When Out-of-State

By Kevin Ring
September 23, 2024
David owns a business in North Carolina and has won a contract for work in Missouri. The contract requires three of his employees to be in Missouri for a month. If one of those employees is injured while in Missouri for work, will his workers’ comp policy cover the injury? It’s ...

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