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Preventive monitoring and maintenance is crucial to improving the equipment life and eventually sparing you time and cash. While you may assume that paying for scheduled...

By its nature, a construction site produces pollution and debris. Even with active debris disposal, there is no way to gather every tiny spec of dust and drop of oil...

Construction hasn’t always been the most technologically advanced industry, but recent years have shown that technology has been beneficial in nearly every aspect of...

For a construction project to truly succeed, it takes more than just the skills of the trade. Construction is a team effort and communication is key. Project leaders must...

Climate change is a global issue that requires all hands on deck. Eco-conscious organizations like the United Nations are developing sustainability targets to reduce adverse...

Rework is a word no one wants to hear on a construction project. It typically means some portion of work has to be redone to fix a problem, often with adverse schedule...

Throughout American history, women and minority workers have experienced fewer employment opportunities. They also encounter higher rates of harassment and pay discrepancies...

As a construction professional, you work hard. You probably don’t want to add any more activities to your busy schedule. But before you decide your plate is full, you...

Construction project management involves juggling a significant number of tasks at any given time. Without an effective approach to organization and workflow, the efficiency...