Drones are becoming more and more autonomous and easier for owners to control. As a result their being more widely used in industries such as construction. In fact, in the coming year drones are slated to become more of a norm on the construction site. That being the case, many of those in construction are… Read more »
Any construction project requires a lot of knowledge about the industry, not to mention the right skillset for project management. From the time the foundation construction begins to adding the finishing touches to the home interior and an inspector placing a seal of approval on the completed structure, a lot could go wrong. Even a… Read more »
Different types of jobs entail different potential health and safety hazards. Even someone working in an office setting could slip on a wet floor or suffer repetitive motion injuries from slumping over a keyboard all day. However, there’s no denying that certain jobs have higher risk factors for accident and injury. Jobs in the construction… Read more »
Many construction businesses, from drilling companies all the way up to roofers, have started to look for ways to incorporate eco-friendly practices into their operations. This is not just about saving money or doing the right thing for the planet – it also has to do with consumer demand. Growing crises concerning global warming, habitat… Read more »
Some people have adopted drones as an amusing pastime – a toy to be played with. Others see them as a nuisance and a threat to their personal privacy. However, it didn’t take long for a vast array of businesses to see the potential conveniences inherent to utilizing drones in a professional capacity. Amazon jumped… Read more »
The construction industry has undergone a lot of changes in recent years. The housing downturn, on the one hand, substantially reduced the demand for new construction across America for some time (decreasing yearly revenue by 150 billion dollars in just two years from 2008 to 2010), while innovation like 3D printing are giving experts speculating… Read more »
New construction necessarily involves a lot of moving parts, including the developer and/or homeowner, the architect, the construction company or contractor and crew, material manufacturers and suppliers, and a variety of other vendors. More importantly, many of these players are interrelated, relying on others to get their jobs done before subsequent activities can proceed. What… Read more »