At this point, delays have become part of the construction family. The unbreakable relationship between delays and construction projects has been subject to studies, reports, and news over the past decade. A universal phenomenon that has no clear explanation, right?
Read moreThe Benefits of Using Mobile Scaffolding
photo by Erich Ferdinand, CC BY 2.0
If you are looking for the right scaffolding for your construction project, you will need to consider the choice of scaffolding available to you. However, there is one type of scaffolding that is chosen for a number of different projects because of the benefits that come with it. This kind of scaffolding is Mobile Scaffolding and regardless of whether you are working on a roof or working on the brickwork of a building, they are often a great choice.
Read moreHow do you use your construction contract as a means to get that precious data you need?
[guest post] Construction project owners are facing a big problem: paper based progress reports and invoices are making it nearly impossible to quickly find and address errors. The tool kit of the past included a magnifying glass, a pencil (and eraser) and a calculator. Armed with endless human resources, project owners would diligently review paper based documentation for discrepancies. This MO is no longer feasible in the modern construction environment.
Read moreCan You Be Held Criminally Liable for a Workplace Injury?
Be careful - owners and contractors are now being held criminally liable for their carelessness and disregard of safety protocols.
Read moreHow Software Can Help Construction Companies Operate More Efficiently
Whether you’re looking to begin using software for the first time or update your current system, here are some ways that software can help improve your company in 2018:
Read moreSummer Dangers on Construction Sites
[guest post] Spring is here and before we know it, summer will follow. In both seasons, weather conditions can present dangers to construction workers. Without education and preparation, workers may find that they are seriously ill or injured during work.
Read moreFrequently Overlooked Winter Hazards for Construction
The following is a guest post written by Laurence Banville, Esq.
Winter is here and with it comes dangerous situations that construction workers don’t have to worry about during warmer weather. Nearly everyone is aware that construction workers should dress warmly in order to prevent medical conditions like frostbite and hypothermia, but what are some of the frequently overlooked risks associated with winter weather?
Read more5 Constructions Workplace Safety Rules for Dummies
[guest post] Working in construction certainly has its upsides - you get in a great workout, you learn valuable skills, and you develop incredible camaraderie on the jobsite. However, it also is one of the most dangerous jobs you can have.
Read moreThe Weirdest Things I've Ever Found Inside HVAC Ductwork
This is a guest post by Bob Wells, a retired HVAC tech who now dedicates himself to sharing knowledge on his website hvactraining101.com.
No matter what our specialty, once we’ve been on a construction-related job a few years, we’ve got a few stories to tell. A lot of them start with “How the he**” did that get there, or “YUCK!”
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