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6 Ways Charging Technology Is Advancing Industrial Equipment Electrification

Explore how modern charging systems are transforming electrified machinery. Learn how OEMs can optimize charging technology to boost efficiency, battery life and safety.

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Putting ESOPs to Work in Construction

CSG Partners LLC

Why consider employee stock ownership plans?

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Construction News

Dump Truck Haulers Struggle With 60-Day Payment Delays — Here’s What’s Changing

National Dump Trucking Association (NDTA)

Manual ticketing is causing serious delays in payments for dump truck operators. Learn how digital platforms and financial services are helping haulers access faster cash flow.

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Construction Safety

Safety Isn’t the Problem — Resistance Is: How to Build a Culture That Actually Protects Your Crew

New data shows the biggest barrier to jobsite safety isn’t lack of knowledge — it’s resistance. Here’s how to turn compliance into lasting commitment.

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RDO Equipment Co. and Montana State University Team Up to Bring Real-World Machine Control Training to Students

RDO Equipment Co.

Montana State University and RDO Equipment Co. launch a hands-on machine control training module to give civil engineering students practical experience with modern jobsite technology.

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The Truth About Burnout in Construction: Why Pushing Through Isn’t a Badge of Honor

Burnout is hitting the construction industry hard. Learn why pushing through isn’t a badge of honor and how industry leaders can set a healthier standard for their crews.

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Construction News

National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Appoints New CEO

National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)

Sheronda L. Carr will lead the NAWIC as its new CEO with an extensive background in association and manufacturing.

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Rising Tariffs and Labor Shortages Drive Demand for Faster Project Delivery with AWP

Concord Construction Academy

As construction input costs surge and workforce shortages grow, contractors turn to Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) to regain control of project timelines and budgets.

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Construction’s Inflation Relief Opens the Door to Smarter Fleet Management

As inflation eases, construction companies are reassessing telematics investments to boost fleet efficiency, reduce downtime and stay competitive in a cost-sensitive industry.

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Concrete Technology

Working Efficiency: State of the Concrete Industry

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

Part of Concrete Contractor's 2025 State of the Industry Report, our Q&A with Brand Fredricks of Milwaukee Tool.

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What The FEMA Act Of 2025 Means for Road Builders: Resilience Is Now The Standard

From faster reimbursements to resilient design mandates, the FEMA Act of 2025 reshapes how infrastructure gets rebuilt after disaster strikes.

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Construction News

Report: Construction Outlook Wavers Amid Policy Shifts, Material Costs and Labor Constraints

JLL’s 2025 mid-year construction update reveals uneven growth, rising material costs and labor pressures — and where opportunity still exists.

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