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Construction News: Page 17

Construction Safety

Revealing the Gap Between Worker Safety Confidence and Jobsite Reality

A new survey of high-risk industries shows most workers feel safe on the job, even as many report weak safety systems and unreported hazards across worksites.

Construction workers in hard hats and safety vests reviewing project details on laptop

Danfoss Power Solutions Completes Acquisition of Europe's Hydro Holding

Danfoss Power Solutions has completed its acquisition of hose fittings manufacturer Hydro Holding, expanding its fluid conveyance operations in Italy and the Czech Republic.

Labor & Workforce Development

ServiceTitan Report Shows AI Driving Efficiency in Skilled Trades

ServiceTitan’s 2025 AI in the Trades Report finds contractors adopting AI to boost efficiency, streamline operations, and support growth, with most preferring tools embedded in their existing software.

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Labor & Workforce Development

Construction Employment Rose by 28,000 Jobs in November

Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)

U.S. construction employment increased by 28,000 jobs in November, led by gains in nonresidential specialty trades, according to an ABC analysis.

Construction employment growth chart showing 12-month percentage changes across sectors

Construction News

Leadership Changes at Skanska USA East Coast

Retirement causes changes to the executive team for the Skanska USA Civil East Coast.

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The 2026 State Of The Road Building Industry: Use Caution Ahead

Contractors say the work is there, but some cracks in the system are starting to show. How will funding, labor, sustainability, and other pressures shape the year ahead for the asphalt industry?

Bright red Road Work Ahead sign against a blue sky with wispy clouds

What ARTBA’s 2026 Reauthorization Blueprint Means For The Road Building Industry

From rising project delays to inflation-driven cost increases, workforce shortages, Buy America pressures, and work zone safety concerns, this report shows where federal policy must evolve to keep the industry building.

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Construction Safety

Construction Safety Week 2026 Launches Five-Year Plan to Strengthen Safety Culture

Construction Safety Week

Construction Safety Week 2026 introduces a five-year vision and new technical bulletins aimed at reducing serious injuries and fatalities on job sites.

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DEVELON Adds Two Dealerships in South Carolina

DEVELON North America

DEVELON expands in the Southeast, partnering with The Ironpeddlers to offer heavy and compact construction equipment across South Carolina.

Two orange and gray Develon construction dump trucks parked in an industrial warehouse

2026 Construction Industry Outlook: Flat Spending, Rising Costs and a Shift Toward Smarter, Longer-Lasting Infrastructure

Industry reports point to flat 2026 spending, persistent labor shortages and rising costs, even as tech adoption and targeted regional strategies drive new opportunities.

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Labor & Workforce Development

NAWIC Honors Excellence in Construction

National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)

The National Association of Women in Construction recognized four standout projects spanning highway infrastructure, EV manufacturing, healthcare and residential development at its annual awards ceremony.

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Labor & Workforce Development

John Deere to Acquire Construction Technology Firm Tenna

Deere & Company has agreed to acquire Tenna, a construction technology firm that provides mixed-fleet equipment and asset tracking solutions.

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