By Jeson Pitt As a contractor, you must aim to cut costs wherever possible. This will help you win more projects and gain higher profits....

by Jamie Griffiths There are 11.2 million people working in the construction industry across the United States and, according to the Workplace Injury Statistics report...

By Aaron J. Shuster Construction sites are dangerous for a simple reason: too many things are happening at once. Workers move between elevations. Heavy equipment crosses...

In the fast-moving construction industry, reliable and adaptable site accommodation can be a game changer. Traditional on-site buildings take time to construct and can...

Innovative construction equipment maintenance processes and training programs can minimize downtime and maximize the value of your equipment. Every piece of heavy equipment requires...

By Conley Smith With the unemployment rate the lowest it’s been since 1969 and backlogs averaging nearly 9 months, today’s hiring landscape can feel like...

By Will Chelak Jaime Pickering has spent nearly four decades fighting fire; first in the field and then as an instructor training emergency and fire...

By Patrick Hogan Running a business is never easy, but possibly even more so if you are in the construction industry. Not only is the industry...

Demolition work is arguably the most dangerous part of the construction industry. It is necessary to save time and get structures for individuals and...

Dubuque, Iowa’s Kait Burds took home top honors at Caterpillar’s first Women in Construction Celebration March 13-14, 2024, in Clayton, North Carolina. Burds successfully...