Constructor Magazine

For many, corrosion may seem like a minor problem. A little rust here and there, maybe some pipes weaken and need to be replaced down the road — nothing that can’t be handled. And on a case-by-case basis, this may be true, because sometimes all corrosion amounts to is a little rust.

Project managers are not the only team members responsible for managing various aspects of construction projects. General contractors, project owners – and their teams – are all involved in making decisions that affect quality, costs and timelines on any project. A construction camera that provides time-lapse capabilities, a well-organized photographic record, and live video serves the interests of all these roles by enabling them to see, track and document jobsite activity even when they’re not at the site.

Worker training records stay up-to-date and accurate with Credential Verification Service (CVS), automating records and eliminating errors and delays associated with paper sign-in sheets.

To recruit the next generation of construction professionals requires a different approach.

The role of the specialty contractor has changed, and that change begins from the ground down.

The Houston-based firm never stops selling workers on the importance of safety.

This year's 2017 Alliant Build America Grand Award winner transformed an iconic speedway that opened in the '50s into a state-of-the-art motorsports complex with more amenities than many NFL stadiums.

Most contractors agree that project success is largely determined by four factors: time, cost, quality and safety. But there isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” approach. The same is true of technology, in that each company’s journey is unique. This article will help you take a quick look at key areas where technology can make a difference.

$5 million contract enables firm to help SEPTA ensure projects and sites remain compliant with environmental regulations.

Ensuring certified payroll reports are correct can present challenges to contractors working on public projects, but a number of them have found that LCPTracker makes gathering and verifying data easier.

The past 20 years have seen a total revolutionary change in the means and methods that specialty contractors now employ.

Contractors expect private and public sector demand to grow in all market segments in 2017.

We need to make sure this association is properly positioned to continue supporting our industry and country for the next 100 years.

As long as the new administration follows through on its commitment to address out of control health care costs, invest in infrastructure and reduce red tape, construction firms will see more demand for their services and employ more people.

ConsensusDocs, an industry-wide coalition of 40 organizations which AGC is a founding member, has just published comprehensive revisions to its most-used prime and subcontract agreements.

The newest version of the U.S. Green Building Council's certification initiative continues to raise the 'green' bar.

Contractors predict a promising 2017 for the construction industry.

The Master Builders of Iowa launches a talent acquisition campaign to help brand construction as a rewarding career.

Art Daniel will be at the helm as AGC marks its centennial. He sees the association's myriad accomplishments as more than just past triumphs due homage, but a poured foundation that will hold each beam and brick of a bold, bright future.