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Foundations & Walls
Moving a Crew From Dense Block to Autoclaved Aerated Concrete
ASLAN Contracting & Transportation
Light, soft, and deceptively simple. Making sure AAC masonry placements are successful.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Leaders Urged to Prioritize Suicide Prevention
Skanska Inc.
National Suicide Prevention Month highlights the construction industry's elevated suicide rate and the importance of mental health resources and support.
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Construction
How Rental Companies Can Get More Out of Compact Utility Loaders
The Toro Company
Most units can be outfitted with a variety of attachments that are game-changers for you and your customers.
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Training & Education
Crypto Adoption Grows Among Construction Contractors
National Cryptocurrency Association
More construction professionals are holding, accepting and using cryptocurrency for business and personal finances, signaling a growing shift in how tradespeople manage money.
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Business Management
Cash Flow Challenges Can Turn Growth Into Financial Stress
Coastal Debt Resolve
Strong backlogs can strain contractor liquidity when payroll, materials and equipment costs come before customer payments. Strategies for managing working capital can help.
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Slabs & Flatwork
Why Concrete Contractors Should Care About PERM Reform
EB3.Work
Proposed 30-day processing option will not solve construction’s labor shortage, but could make one long-term workforce pipeline easier for contractors to plan around.
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Business Management
Construction Documentation Gaps Can Turn Project Issues into Disputes
Newforma
When project decisions live across drawings, email, RFIs, submittals, and chat, you don't just lose time. You lose the record you need to explain what happened.
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Legal Services
Construction Defect Claims: Steps to Prevent Costly Litigation
Chamberlain Hrdlicka
Clear contracts, quality control, timely notices, dispute resolution, bonds and insurance can help construction parties reduce defect disputes and financial exposure.
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Quality Control
Quality Control Doesn't End When Asphalt Is Installed
ASI Paving Inc.
People are increasingly asking a harder question, and it isn't about how the job looked at handoff, it's about how it will look in ten or twenty years.
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Business Management
Construction AI Connects Project Data to Protect Margins
Lupa Technology
An intelligence layer that connects project documents, schedules, costs and field events can help contractors identify commercial risks earlier and make better decisions.
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Injury & Risk Prevention
Work Zone Technology Must Support, Not Replace, Workers
Flagger Force
AFADs, rumble strips and video technology can improve work zone safety when strategically deployed alongside trained traffic control professionals.
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Training & Education
Construction Delays Often Start Before Electrical Work Begins
Arrow Electric, Inc.
Late design changes, coordination clashes, long-lead equipment and sequencing issues can derail electrical work. Use these project management checkpoints to limit rework and delays.
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