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Effectively communicating with off-site crews is imperative for keeping these team members safe and the construction industry healthy for the long haul. Learn how.

The healthcare industry is on the front lines battling the coronavirus. So, too, is construction in the trenches, propping up and expediting work on medical facilities throughout the country. Here’s how the industry is winning the fight against COVID-19.

We at Fieldwire have heard from many of our users about how COVID-19 has impacted their work. This is what one of them is experiencing -- layoffs.

We addressed many topics regarding COVID-19 and its impact on construction during our 3/24 town hall, but didn’t have time to answer all of the questions submitted during the webinar. Here's the follow-up.

With governments doing everything they can to slow the spread of COVID-19, many have passed stay-at-home mandates and orders for all non-essential businesses to cease operation. But what does that mean for construction companies?

COVID-specific Fieldwire tips customers have reported they’re using to keep their teams safe and efficient, whether they’re working on-site, remotely, or a combination of both.

One thing that has become clear in this time: the increased need for flexibility in construction — for individuals as well as for companies. That means adjusted scheduling, additional means of communication, and, yes, more remote work.

Proactive ways subcontractors can keep projects moving and maximize cash-flow during this time.

How general contractors can share up-to-date, real-time alerts with crew members remotely.