Construction technologies are attracting millions of dollars in venture capital, spurring startups and new ventures. As contractors climb aboard the technology bandwagon, they should understand key steps to selecting and implementing new technology. The technology must integrate with existing systems and training must be mandatory and ongoing.
Key Steps in Selecting and Implementing Systems
Key steps to selecting and implementing a new system include having a cross organizational technology council; having clear project scope and milestones; using a priority matrix to identify system needs; having a multi stage demo process for system selection; and training post implementation. Proper due diligence up front results in a higher probability of success.
OSHA Issues Recommended Practices for Safety Programs
OSHA recently issued “Recommended Practices for Safety and Health Programs in Construction,” a document intended to help small and medium contractors that may not have safety and health specialists on staff to create proactive safety programs.
Equip Construction Managers to Minimize Safety Risks
Construction managers help shoulder the responsibility of safety, ensuring the appropriate measures have been integrated into all aspects of the construction process.
Barton Malow Commits to Doubling Efficiency Through Technology by 2024
As Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) transforms the construction industry, driving communication and collaboration on a project, it will provide growth opportunities for skilled trades in the field. Barton Malow has leveraged VDC to improve the construction project delivery process to drive innovation and improve project performance.












