Study: Construction Workforce Highly Values Credentials
More than three-quarters of the construction workforce believe standardized credentials play a beneficial role in professional development and advancement, according to a study by the National Center for Construction Education and Research...
Complex Energy Isolation for Construction
Faith Technologies have developed LOTO field managers to lead energy isolation efforts on the job site.
How to Properly Clean a Site Post-Construction
The construction company is responsible for carrying out detailed cleaning before handing over a building’s keys. Here’s a step-by-step guide that ensures you do not miss any spots.
Are Smart Glasses the Future of Construction Eyewear?
The smart glasses market is booming, with more people than ever before enjoying the benefits the technology provides. Business Wire reports that smart glasses have a projected CAGR of...
Tips for Reducing Distracted Work in Construction
What can business owners do to reduce distracted work in the construction industry?
9 Best Ways for Construction Workers to Take Care of Their Bodies and Minds
A career in the construction industry can be highly rewarding, but construction professionals risk burning out if they don’t take care of themselves.
Why One-Time Construction Safety Training Is Not Enough
Safety training is critical in preventing injuries. It also helps save companies money and increase productivity on work sites. There is no question that safety training is a win...
How Does the Hybrid Work Trend Impact Construction?
Many companies, regardless of industry, adopted fully remote or hybrid work models. Going into an office five days a week quickly became outdated amid COVID-19 protocols, such as mask...
4 Keys to Communicating with Contractors
There’s no doubt the right contractors can be the key to any successful property development. Their skills and expert knowledge are essential components to making certain a project comes...
Helping Others Obtain Destiny | My NCCER Story: Project H.O.O.D.
Project H.O.O.D., a nonprofit on the south side of Chicago, is using construction training to help provide opportunities to young people in their community.