As many construction crews resume work during the pandemic, the construction site office must be well run to keep different projects in order. Management must ensure that social distancing and other measures to stop the spread of Covid-19 are taken responsibly. Here’s a look at planning construction site office requirements … Continue reading
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How to Minimize Business Interruptions and Maintain Continuity in Construction Companies
The construction industry is one of the most dynamic and high-risk sectors. Generally, risks and interruptions may happen at any time during any project. However, if you have a plan to minimize business interruption, you can continue delivering results and bringing in more profits despite the issues. Here are a … Continue reading →
Understanding Lean Construction
What is lean construction? One of the most common types of construction project delays are those stemming from last-minute changes to the building plan. Oftentimes, the delays are worse when plan changes are introduced after the building schedule is already made, and work has started. To minimize the amount of … Continue reading →
Effective Construction Management Ideas
How to be a more effective construction manager. Construction managers are the people who are tasked with ensuring that a project adheres to building plans and is completed on time and within the given budget. Because construction managers must contend with the specifics of the building plan, compliance problems, project … Continue reading →
How Construction Companies Can Adopt New Technology
Steps to take when introducing new technology to your business operations. With the advent of new digital solutions, the construction industry is modernizing at a brisk pace. Today, the use of digital tools and data-driven processes can give construction firms a competitive advantage. However, adopting new digital strategies does require … Continue reading →
Watch Out for These Common Construction Threats
How you can protect your construction business from common threats. As far as risky industries go, construction is near the top of the list. If you operate a construction company, then you should be wary of risks as they could affect your reputation and your livelihood. This is why it’s … Continue reading →
Guide to Construction Planning and Scheduling
How you can effectively plan and schedule your next construction project. If you want your next construction project to go smoothly, then it’s imperative that you plan and schedule every step of the process. When planning and scheduling are effective, your project is more likely to finish on time and … Continue reading →
How to Transition to Green Construction
How your construction company can go green. Concern for the environment is something that almost every industry needs to be concerned about. While green construction used to be a specialty service, push from the general public is causing more and more firms to adopt sustainable construction practices. Ready to make … Continue reading →
Understanding Construction Licenses and Permits
What you need to know about construction licenses and permits. Anyone working in the construction industry knows that certain licenses and permits must be obtained before a project can get underway. While the types of licenses and permits needed will vary depending on the location, type, and scope of a … Continue reading →
Answering Common Commercial Construction Questions
Need help with your commercial construction project? Then these answers can help. If you are looking to undertake a commercial construction project, then you might not know where to start. Rather than hiring the first commercial contractor you speak to, it’s important to understand a little more about the industry. … Continue reading →
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