Contractor Training

Training … why do it? The short and simple answer to the question of why bother with construction training is twofold: safety and productivity. Accidents...

U.S. Economy Supply Chain

Resilient supply chain strategies are essential to deliver the long-term security, health, and economic prosperity that U.S. consumers expect. Surging demand, container shortages, port...
Christine Corell speaker

Tips to Help You Keep on Truckin’

“Please go easy on our trucks folks!” This was the plea the president of a construction contractor company made at a recent project manager/superintendent meeting....

Construction Equipment Rental or Purchase: How to Decide What’s Best for...

By Amanda Wilson The decision to rent, lease, or buy construction equipment can often be overwhelming. Smaller construction companies can be left behind in the...

Workforce Management: pt 2 of 4

There is no such thing as the perfect schedule in construction. Unless you can see into the future and predict everything from sick days...
global footprint

Market Forces

helping contractors grow global footprint Construction companies headquartered in countries with very large economies have grown more in total revenues in recent years than European...

First Responder Program

Hurricanes bearing down on your geographic area can put everyone on high alert. Days out, facilities managers are monitoring the storm’s progress along with...

Benefits of PIM

Can you imagine a construction project that doesn’t involve the collaboration of many, many stakeholders? Of course not! Nobody can first design and then...
standardization

Grabbing Lunch and a Bite of Standards

It’s lunch time, you’re hungry, and you see a McDonald’s and quickly turn in to grab a fast bite. A long drive-through line convinces...

Insurance Needs

To be successful, construction companies need to be prepared and protected for any potential work-related injuries. One of the most critical components of this...