The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is expected to issue its final rule on silica dust safety in the workplace in the latter part of 2016. An article in the magazine Safety+Health, published by the National Safety Council, indicates that the final rule on silica dust was announced during a March 16 hearing […]
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Following a fatal accident, the use of crawler cranes in New York City was placed under exceptionally strict regulations. These regulations quickly became unpopular with construction contractors and crane companies who found they provided little benefit. Now the regulations are set to be replaced. Tragedy Brings Stricter Regulations On February 5th, 2016, a nearly 600-foot
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Construction work is well-known as being a dangerous, potentially fatal occupation. In 2016, the state of Maryland is seeking to improve construction safety in an effort to benefit workers, managers, construction companies and building owners. Reforming Maryland’s Construction Industry A number of safety-related bills are under consideration during Maryland’s 2016 legislative session. One of the more
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Tough, long-lasting construction materials such as concrete and steel have consistently been the standard for the industry. However, newer materials, including many types of composites, are becoming more popular for use in construction projects. The Next Wave of Construction Materials In an article on the website Construction Dive, reporter Kim Slowey reports on the increasing
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The complexities and costs involved in construction mean lead generation in the construction business doesn’t always bring you quick sales. To make sales happen, you need to give your leads solid reasons to become buyers. Win Their Trust – Any company can claim to be the most reliable or innovative, so without proof, your words
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If you’re a construction manager, you know no matter how dedicated and enterprising you are, the whims of the market can catch you off guard sometimes. Keeping up on the current construction industry employment outlook is one way to make sure you’re ready for what comes. Bright Prospects for Managers Between 2006 and 2016, the
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In the search for new customers, the company that does the most to solve customer problems and alleviate their “pain points” is the company that will likely get the most new business. Using case studies for lead generation in the construction business allows you to inform your leads on what you do and how you
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Your workers are the backbone of your business, so the investment you make in attracting skilled laborers and craftspeople will pay off big. For the best results in your construction worker recruitment and training, go in with a plan. Expand Your Recruiting Reach Look beyond the construction industry for potential employees. Transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and many other industries
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The search for new customers will always be an integral part of every business, and construction is no exception. Even as the buildings go up on one project, it is essential that you keep working to bring in a new customer for the next project. Here are some effective construction marketing tips that can help
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Marketing your construction business is vital to keeping your company alive. In today’s business environment when you’re constantly being reminded of the importance of online marketing and lead building, it’s easy to forget that traditional offline marketing still works. Here are three tips you can use for better construction marketing offline—in the real world. Use signage effectively:
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