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Infrastructure
13 Infrastructure Projects & Technologies Changing the Construction Industry
The American Society of Civil Engineers has unveiled 13 groundbreaking infrastructure projects and programs that are transforming the way engineers plan, build and adapt to the nation’s infrastructure needs
NDDOT's first autonomous vehicle will be used in the workplace to enhance safety by removing workers from hazardous areas and using the driverless vehicle intead.
Business
Why Construction Companies Should Educate Employees About Cybersecurity
The construction industry is not immune to cyberattacks. Why cybersecurity is important and what your construction firm can do about it.
Why Construction Companies Should Educate its Employees About Cybersecurity
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The Cost of Consistency
Success in the construction industry result from the ability to focus, study improvement needs and to preparation
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Dodge Data: Infrastructure Investment Plan Would be “Game Changer” for Construction Outlook
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Richard Branch, chief economist, Dodge Data & Analytics, shares the current construction outlook and how a major infrastructure investment plan could become a “game changer” for the industry.
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Business
How the Construction Industry is Adapting to Life Without Tradeshows
It's more important than ever for the asphalt industry to keep moving forward. Educational opportunities are still happening and companies are also continuing to innovate their construction equipment. Here's how to stay up to date.
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Construction Update
The Week's Top 10 Construction Stories: New Hybrid Drive for GM Heavy Duty Pickups
Here's why the most-read construction stories include celebrating Women in Construction Week, the ToughBuilt Hawkbill folding knife, economists predict a rocky road to recovery for construction, fluorescence microscopy used in concrete quality assurance
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Construction Safety
On-Site Contact Tracing Still Necessary to Retain Construction Labor in Ongoing Pandemic
Even as infection numbers wane, virus mutations and changing transmission protocols mean COVID-19 will be with us for a long time. Contact tracing will play a critical role in keeping construction projects safe, staffed and working
Solutions such as BlueCats’ UWB-based wearables have enabled businesses to work productively through COVID-19, as employers work to create a safe workplace.
Business
Top 10 Hottest Construction Stories This Week: New Hybrid GM Heavy Duty Pickups
Most-read construction stories include celebrating Women in Construction Week, the ToughBuilt Hawkbill folding knife, economists predict a rocky road to recovery for construction, fluorescence microscopy used in concrete quality assurance
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Construction Safety
Tenna Expands Safety Offerings with Launch of TennaCAM Safety Camera
Tenna
Dashcam captures footage that provides context and acts as a source of truth in the event of an incident, accident or safety violation.
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Construction Technology
New Trimble and VayaVision Alliance Working to Make Construction Robots Smarter, Safer and More Productive
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Companies are advancing LiDAR, camera and GNSS data to continuously update reliable site maps so autonomous machines will operate dependably in changing work environments
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COVID-19 Vaccination Helps Maximize the Safety of Your ‘Essential Worker Family’
World Sweeping Association
Your employees continued good health keeps your company operational, talk with them about vaccination for COVID-19
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