Construction Education Leader NCCER Unveils New Brand Identity and Website
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...
How to Prepare Construction Management for the Future
Nothing changes quite as fast as technology in the modern era. For construction site managers, advancements in technology can offer transparency, safety and coordination never before seen in the...
How Field Data Can Help Keep Construction Workers Safe
Construction professionals have more resources than ever for identifying and addressing hazards. Advances in technology make it possible to collect more information than ever, even when supervisors remain offsite....
Safety Practices to Implement When Using Heavy Machinery
With the sun’s rise, construction sites bustle into activity as powerful engines roar to life, commanding respect from all on-site personnel. Burly cranes, colossal excavators, and daunting bulldozers breathe...
NCCER Earns Top Nonprofit Ratings for Transparency and Accountability
Gainesville, Fla. (April 2026) — The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) has earned recognitions for nonprofit transparency and accountability from two...
Proper Attire for Women in Skilled Crafts
Performance workwear is a hot topic for women in skilled crafts like plumbing and construction. The skilled labor industry is no longer a man's world. While the modern-day male...
When Does Noise Become a Health Hazard on a Construction Site?
With everything from cranes to concrete trucks dotting the landscape, construction sites are inherently noisy. This might be an unavoidable part of reality in the industry, but there is...
How Smaller Contractors Can (Finally) Unlock the Benefits of Craft Training
Contractors of all sizes are always seeking ways to improve the performance of their workforce. Increasing productivity, improving work quality and maintaining a safe job site are top priorities....
Injury Prevention and Safety in the Construction Industry: A Complete Guide
Construction can be a dangerous industry if professionals don’t take the proper precautions, according to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) statistics. Heights, construction equipment, heavy materials, and hazards...
NCCER Asks Women: What’s It Like to Work in Construction and What Needs to Change?
In anticipation of Women in Construction Week, the National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) conducted interviews with 176 tradeswomen and analyzed 770 responses to a survey directed...