Expert Columns: Page 14

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Connected Machines and AI: The Key to Better Cost Estimation and Fleet Optimization

RDO Equipment Co.

Discover how connected platforms, including operations management systems, 3D models and AI-powered digital twins, help contractors optimize fleet performance, improve project closeouts and plan smarter for future bids.

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Training & Education

Construction Business Growth Checklist: Managing Risk as Your Company Scales

Acuity Insurance

Growth brings bigger projects, more crews and new opportunities — but also greater risk. This checklist outlines key areas contractors should review, from contracts and insurance to jobsite safety and operations, to avoid costly gaps and protect long-term success.

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In Pursuit Of Better: The Most Overlooked Investment In Pavement Industry

The asphalt industry excels at teaching business skills, but what happens when the leader is running on empty?

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Concrete Technology

The Data-Driven Concrete Contractor

Giatec Scientific Inc.

How concrete intelligence can give contractors a competitive advantage.

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Detectable Warnings

Electrical Safety on Construction Sites

Sentry Insurance

Electrocution remains a leading cause of construction fatalities. Explore key safety practices to reduce risk from overhead power lines, underground utilities and temporary electrical systems on jobsites.

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Coaching & Consulting

What Contractors Should Evaluate Before Awarding Subcontracts

Turner & Townsend

Subcontractor selection decisions can introduce hidden cost and schedule risks before construction begins. Here’s what contractors should evaluate before award.

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Personal Protection Equipment

Inadequate, Ill-Fitting PPE is Putting Women at Risk on the Jobsite

Millions of women in construction and other industries still lack properly fitting personal protective equipment (PPE), creating safety hazards, psychological stress and reduced jobsite efficiency.

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Concrete Technology

Changing How Concrete Crews See the Jobsite

Concrete construction has never lacked data. What it has often lacked is clarity.

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Rebar & Reinforcement

Cracking Under Pressure

Alpha Structural Inc.

Seismic retrofitting and foundation upgrades for aging concrete structures.

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Labor & Workforce Development

Women in Construction: Industry Leaders Share Progress, Challenges and the Road Ahead

Four women across the construction industry reflect on leadership, visibility, inclusion and the opportunities shaping the next generation of professionals.

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Celebrating Women in Construction: Tradeswomen Are Driving Change in Construction Workwear

Milwaukee Tool Corp.

As more women enter the skilled trades, their jobsite feedback is influencing construction workwear design, improving durability, mobility, safety and overall performance.

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Self-Healing Asphalt: Fact Versus Fiction

The Pavement Directory

Here’s what contractors need to know about what’s real, what’s experimental, and what still pays the bills.

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