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6 Ways Solar Power Can Be Used on Construction Sites

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Incorporating sustainability into construction by transitioning to renewable energy sources is a good method to reduce energy expenses and also help the environment.

10 Essential Safety Tips for Construction Job Site Supervisors

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Construction job site supervisors and foremen serve as one of the first lines of defense when it comes to protecting workers and fostering a culture of safety. Supervisors are...

Maintaining Safety Around Construction Areas

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The construction site is full of risks for both workers and passersby. Consequently, it's important to protect your staff at work in the construction area.

Survey: Construction Craft Professions Continue to Offer Strong Salaries

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Careers in the skilled crafts continue to offer high earning potential, according to a new survey by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).   NCCER released its 2026...

Set your Sights on the Right Site Supervisors

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Site supervisors play an important role in supervising and training the field workforce and managing projects. According to O*Net Online, there will be 70,700 job openings for frontline supervisors...

Why Formal Training Matters for Construction Superintendents

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One way construction businesses can set their companies up for success and take their team to the next level is by helping their superintendents learn new skills to meet...

Policies to Ensure Safety is Top Priority on Your Job Site

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While the feeling of building a gorgeous structure from scratch is very rewarding, a job in construction can be far from tranquil. A construction project has many moving parts...

What Action Can Project Managers Take To Be Proactive About Their Workers’ Health?

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Construction workers support every industry and residential community, but they also face higher levels of risk on the job than most professionals.

The Value of Assessing and Upskilling Journey-Level Construction Professionals

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Journey-level craft professionals are the backbone of a construction workforce. Typically considered to be tradesmen who have at least four years of experience in the industry, these workers have earned their...

Construction Education Leader NCCER Unveils New Brand Identity and Website

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The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) announced the launch of a new era for the organization, including an updated visual identity, refinement of its mission and...