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Simulation Can Help Retain Skilled Equipment Operators and Reduce the Skills Gap

The benefits of simulation-based training go beyond fuel savings and minimizing equipment wear and tear. It demonstrates an organization’s commitment to investing in human capital right from the start.

Construction Employment News: August 2020

Here’s a look at employment moves that occurred in the construction industry this month.

Get All Hands on Deck to Improve Skilled Trade Recruitment

To build an exceptional skilled trades team, construction companies need to train every employee, from the receptionist to the CEO, to understand the value of the skilled trades and contribute to their recruitment efforts. Here are a few steps that can help.

ABC Honors Student Winners of 2020 Construction Management Competition

by ABC | Aug 19, 2020
Careers | Total Human Health | Training | Workforce

Twenty-six teams of undergraduate students from colleges and universities nationwide put their construction project leadership skills to the test during Associated Builders and Contractors’ annual Construction Management Competition, held virtually for the first time during the week of Aug. 16, 2020.

Allowing Employees to Work From Home Positions Contractors for Success Amid COVID-19

The work-from-home model—or some hybrid form of it—will likely be one of the major positive changes to emerge from this crisis. However, it will only be successful for companies that truly value their employees and can demonstrate trust in them, while equipping them for success.

ABC Honors Student Winners of 2020 Construction Management Competition

by ABC | Aug 19, 2020
Careers | Culture | Total Human Health | Training

Twenty-six teams of undergraduate students from colleges and universities nationwide put their construction project leadership skills to the test during Associated Builders and Contractors’ annual Construction Management Competition, held virtually for the first time during the week of Aug. 16, 2020.

Sleep and Productivity in the Construction Industry

by Dorothy Chambers | Aug 17, 2020
Careers | Training | Wellness | Workforce

Whether you’re a leader in the construction industry or part of a team, adequate sleep is essential for preparedness and safety. With a schedule that is synced to night and day, more physical activity and more sunlight exposure, contractors seem to be getting the sleep they need to feel good and perform at their best.

Develop Talent During COVID-19 by Sharing Responsibility, Rewards

Focus on informing and developing talent, especially during economic disasters such as COVID-19, and construction businesses almost build themselves.

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Simulation Can Help Retain Skilled Equipment Operators and Reduce the Skills Gap

Construction Employment News: August 2020

Get All Hands on Deck to Improve Skilled Trade Recruitment

ABC Honors Student Winners of 2020 Construction Management Competition

Allowing Employees to Work From Home Positions Contractors for Success Amid COVID-19

ABC Honors Student Winners of 2020 Construction Management Competition

Sleep and Productivity in the Construction Industry

Develop Talent During COVID-19 by Sharing Responsibility, Rewards

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