Expert Columns

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Using This Year's Review to Plan for the Next

How concrete contractors should account for the cost of risk in a Q4 budget review.

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Construction Fire Risks Rise When Permanent Protection Is Offline

November 12, 2026

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Construction’s AI Opportunity Is Bigger Than the Jobsite

November 11, 2026

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Data Center Opposition Could Cost America a Generation of Skilled Workers

November 7, 2026

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Polyurea For Waterproofing & Secondary Containment

November 6, 2026

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What AI Tells People About Your Concrete Business

November 4, 2026

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The Hidden Cost of Traffic Citations for Construction Fleets

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Construction’s Next Tech Shift: From Data to Reality Intelligence

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How IoT Helps Synchronize People and Machines on the Jobsite

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Construction Employers Must Post Physician Panels Prominently, Not Just Accessibly, Court Rules

From the gang box to the courtroom, McCray v. United Electric Company/Amerisure Mutual Insurance Company offers key insight for Georgia employers.

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Fleet Maintenance

Stop Repeat Repairs: Better Inspection Records Improve Fleet Maintenance

Konverge Digital Solutions

Connected equipment inspection histories help construction fleet managers identify recurring failures, verify repairs, reduce downtime and make smarter maintenance and replacement decisions.

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Injury & Risk Prevention

Cybersecurity Risks That Can Derail Construction Projects

Nationwide Insurance

Construction firms are connecting more people, platforms and project systems than ever. That creates speed and visibility, but it also creates more paths into the business.

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Rental Business

The Switch From Propane to Electric

How to size the battery for rental and construction equipment.

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Engine-Powered Tools & Accessories

Choosing The Right Fuel Strategy

Briggs & Stratton (Vanguard)

Evaluating propane and gasoline fuel options for the concrete contractor fleet ROI.

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Compact Track Loaders

Which Machine Wins? CTLs vs. Skid Steers vs. Compact Wheel Loaders

RDO Equipment Co.

Contractors choosing between compact track loaders, skid steers and compact wheel loaders can match the right machine to jobsite conditions, productivity goals and ownership costs.

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Replacement Parts

Parts Procurement Delays Keep Construction Equipment Off the Jobsite

Integrated parts ordering helps fleet managers improve inventory accuracy, control maintenance costs and return equipment to service faster.

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Keeping One of North Carolina's Busiest Beach Routes Moving

How one contractor navigated a compressed schedule, seasonal traffic and complex logistics to rehabilitate U.S. 74.

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Using Intelligent Compaction Data as a Quality-Control Shield

Volvo Construction Equipment

Advanced IC technology provides the data to prove the integrity of that work to inspectors, win client trust and build your reputation.

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Automation & AI

AI in Construction: Building Capacity, Not Replacing Workers

Nemetschek Group

With labor shortages, rising costs and ever-increasing schedule pressure, artificial intelligence is about survival and reframing how your workforce views the technology is a must.

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Concrete Materials

Why Curing Matters More Than Ever

The Euclid Chemical Company

There was never much margin for error when curing concrete, but that allowance has narrowed further. Discussing curing requirements during preconstruction planning will help to ensure the proper materials, equipment, labor and procedures are ready when concrete arrives on-site.

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Automation & AI

Put AI Takeoff Tools to the Test Before Trusting Them with Your Bids

A controlled AI takeoff evaluation can reveal accuracy, traceability, revision handling and the human review needed before quantities reach the estimate.

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