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Labor & Workforce Development
Ramtech Expands Wireless Fire Safety Operations to U.S. West Coast
Ramtech Electronics Ltd
Ramtech is expanding its wireless fire safety operations across the Western U.S., targeting construction and industrial markets with new partnerships and regional support.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Heavy Lifting Industry Faces Growing Skilled Labor Shortage
Sarens
Demand for heavy lifting workers is expected to rise as the industry grows and companies work to replace retiring operators across construction, mining and energy projects.
Construction worker in safety gear standing before large concrete pillars and yellow hydraulic equipment on industrial site
Labor & Workforce Development
Memorial Day’s Meaning Resonates Across the Construction Industry
Memorial Day offers construction professionals an opportunity to honor fallen service members and recognize the lasting contributions veterans make on jobsites across the country.
White hard hat safety helmet displayed in front of American flag on wooden surface
Training & Education
Report: Construction Industry Leads in Severity of Injuries, Length of Recovery
The Travelers Companies, Inc.
A Travelers report finds construction injuries are becoming more complex, with longer recovery times driven by aging workers and high risk among new hires.
Workers in safety vests attending to an injured person with a red first aid kit nearby on the ground
Labor & Workforce Development
Targeting the Labor Gap with Training, Recruiting and Immigration
EB3.Work
Construction firms face a labor gap of hundreds of thousands of workers, driving focus on apprenticeships, onboarding, recruiting and legal workforce pathways.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Expanding Opportunities for Women in Construction Can Help Address Labor Shortage
STACK Construction Technologies
Women make up just 11% of the construction workforce as bias, limited advancement paths and workplace culture continue to impact retention and growth.
Female construction worker in safety gear smiling with yellow wheel loader in forest background
Training & Education
Construction Faces Coordination Gap Despite Growing Digital Investment
Revizto
New research shows construction firms are increasing tech investment, but poor coordination and execution continue to drive cost overruns and rework.
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Roadside Safety Measures
Work Zone Safety Hinges on Visibility, Driver Recognition and Timing
Flagger Force
Work zone risks remain high as short-term setups and driver behavior create hazards. Visibility, recognition and timing play a critical role in preventing incidents.
Orange diamond-shaped construction warning sign reading 'UTILITY WORK AHEAD' on a street with traffic cones and equipment
Training & Education
Construction Efficiency Gap Persists as Firms Lag on Technology Investment
CBiz
A new report shows construction firms are prioritizing efficiency, but limited technology adoption is slowing progress.
Two construction workers in yellow safety vests and hard hats review plans on a tablet at an outdoor job site with excavation equipment.
Fall Protection
The National Safety Council Calls for “Stand-Down” Targeting Fall Prevention in Construction
National Safety Council
Construction employers are urged to join the May 4-8 National Safety Stand-Down to address fall hazards, a leading cause of jobsite fatalities.
Red hard hat in foreground with construction workers in safety vests on industrial site
Labor & Workforce Development
The 7 Pillars of Safety to Reshape Construction Jobsites
Milwaukee Tool Corp.
A shift toward proactive safety is changing construction jobsites. Explore the 7 Pillars of Safety and how contractors are integrating dust control, ergonomics, technology and more into daily operations.
Construction worker in safety gear reviewing building blueprints at a workbench in a garage.
Labor & Workforce Development
Research Suggests Construction is Among Least Prepared Industries for AI Workforce Disruption
Resume Now
New rankings show construction is among the least prepared industries for AI adoption, with workforce readiness lagging behind increasing use of AI tools.
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