Which U.S. Regions Face the Most Persistent Skilled Labor Shortage?
By Holly Welles
The United States has one of the biggest construction markets globally, hitting $1.31 trillion in value in 2019—a $400 billion increase since...
Caterpillar Celebrates Women in Construction
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...
What are Construction Workers Asking ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is revolutionizing construction by allowing construction workers to literally talk to their plans and have their plans talk back to them.
Togal.AI was first...
How to Use Credit Cards to Optimize Construction Spending in the...
In the construction industry, decision-making is driven by the needs of the field.
When it comes to purchasing power, employees are often reliant on credit...
The Pandemic’s Impact: What To Expect
By Roger Duncan and Michael E. Webber
The impact of the pandemic on construction in the future will most likely accelerate the role of robotics...
Maintaining Your Trailer
DON’T LET TRAILER MAINTENANCE TAKE A BACK SEAT
Trailers tend to receive the short end of the stick when it comes to truck maintenance, but...
Thoughts on Leadership
From Al Antoniewicz (former president and COO of Spancrete)
What have been the highlights of your career? At Spancrete?
I went to technical school to be...
Creating Digital Workflows
By Stein Revelsby
On any given day, construction management tracks multiple subcontractors over multiple jobsites each with their own set of tasks, timelines, and issues....
2026 Outlook for Small Construction Businesses
By Ben Johnston, Chief Operating Officer of Kapitus
For small business owners in the construction sector, 2025 was a year consumed by the promise of...
Mobile Technology: Construction’s Secret Weapon
As we head into construction’s busiest
time of year, contractors and suppliers operating in the residential and
commercial building supply arena are turning to technology to...