Construction

One thing everyone in construction knows about a project is that it’s impossible to predict what will happen on any given day on a jobsite. The […] read more

The move toward hybrid and remote work is already having an impact on commercial real estate, especially in tech heavy cities such as San Francisco, where […] read more

In this series, we’ve explained that an EMR score is essentially a measure of how big likely your business is to file worker’s compensation claims — […] read more

In this series, we’ve talked about what an experience modification rate (EMR) score is  and how it’s calculated. In this post, we’re going to dive deeper […] read more

The experience modification rating (EMR) plays an important role in determining how much a construction company will pay for workers’ compensation insurance. And given how expensive […] read more

Safety has to be a top priority for construction, especially given that construction-related occupations account for 41% of the 34 most dangerous jobs in the U.S. […] read more

One day, a worker was ripping a 6-inch piece of wood on an unguarded compound miter saw.  Distracted, the worker let his left thumb slip in […] read more

One of the biggest challenges for safety professionals and supervisors is getting employees to “buy into” the value of workplace safety and respect your worker safety […] read more

Everything you need to know about GoContractor’s Daily Screening Checklists This easy-to-use feature can keep your projects safe and compliant GoContractor’s Daily Screening Checklists allows site […] read more

Web Browsers for Construction Internet connectivity and web browsers on construction sites should never be ignored or neglected. It goes without saying, but we’ll say it […] read more

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, construction projects around the world are left looking for ways to restart or keep projects going while keeping workers safe.  read more

With both essential and non-essential construction sites reopening or continuing work amidst the ongoing global pandemic, we look at the top administrative controls and job site practices required for a safe construction site. read more

The global pandemic is a new reality, and the need for technology during COVID-19 in construction has come into sharp focus.  read more

COVID-19 is an immediate disruptor to industries around the world, particularly construction.  With so much uncertainty across the globe and in our communities, it's important to look to one another for insight, direction, and help.  read more

Reading time for The Future of Construction Technology: 4 minutes NYBuild pulled together top leaders in the construction industry; what was leading the conversation? The future […] read more

Contractor orientations eat up a lot of everyone’s time. Here’s how contractor orientation software can help you get that time back—and boost productivity and profitability at the same time. read more

Contractor software for labor management can reduce the costs of onboarding workers for each project by 90%—and save time. Here’s how. read more

How much does it cost to build a new home? In 2017, the average U.K. house price was estimated at £226,071 ($300,075), while the average US […] read more

Tech-savvy subcontractors are spearheading a digital revolution in the construction industry that’s helping get more done in much less time. Not only are more and more […] read more

The construction industry is constantly evolving, changing the way that your company performs and the work involved. Now more than ever, you need to remain up-to-date […] read more