Prevailing Wage Laws: Q&A on What to Know About Compliance
By Timothy J. Ford, Esq.
Today’s construction company owners, managers, and supervisors need to have a clear understanding of the prevailing wage laws. Compliance with...
Next-Gen Tech
The construction industry is on the road to a major labor crisis. ABC figures show the U.S. construction workforce shortage topped half a million...
Business Resolutions
The new year is an important time when many business owners hit the refresh button and look for opportunities to change and improve their...
Maximize Purchasing Power on Your Next Equipment Acquisition
Global economic factors—declines in the mining industry and commodities markets to name a few—are impacting the equipment industry. For buyers, that means more inventory...
The True Cost of an Employee
In the construction industry, speed is of the essence. The faster you and your crew can successfully complete a job, the happier your clients,...
MEWPs
By Rick Smith
Construction site safety should always be top of mind and should be made a priority each and every day. Training is one...
Engaging Our Primary Assets
One question I always like to ask leaders in all areas of construction organizations is this: “What is your company’s most important asset?” Over...
Product Selection: Part 1 of 3
Designing a building is no easy task. Even “simple” projects present challenges as architects balance competing priorities like energy, carbon, cost, quality, and time.
Navigating...
On Track
By Theresa Ball, Vice President, Valley Bank
Great companies persevere despite adversity because they have a sense of purpose that guides their way. It’s a...
When to Rent, When to Buy
Not long ago, purchasing compact equipment wasn’t financially viable for a number of construction contractors. Commercial and residential projects dried up, cash reserves were...









