Apprenticeships soften Atlanta’s chronic construction labor shortage
Georgia’s construction workforce hit a record-high 237,500 jobs in January 2026, ...
Making the Case for Consistent Near-Miss Reporting
Nearly half of all workplace injuries go unreported, according to research cited by ...
Florida’s Condo Safety Law Turns Deferred Repairs into Funded Work
For years, engineers would flag deteriorating concrete or failing waterproofing membranes ...
5 Applications Most Likely to Generate Callbacks
Rework in the construction trades is estimated at 6%-15% of project value, according to ...
The Double-Whammy of a High EMR and What to Do About It
Many general contractors won't even look at a bid from a subcontractor whose workers’ ...
From Vacant to Busy: Louisville’s Building Conversion Effort
Even with robust leasing activity this year, 22.8% of office space in Louisville’s ...
Review Upcoming Project Schedules to Prep for Florida’s New Building Code
Florida’s 9th Edition Building Code takes effect Dec. 31, 2026, and it contains some ...
How Atlanta’s AI Boom Is Reshaping Construction Beyond Data Centers
Atlanta is one of the fastest-growing data center markets in the country—at the ...
Does Electric Compact Construction Machinery Make Sense Yet?
Walk the floor at any major equipment trade show right now and you’ll find electric ...
Addressing the Safety Hazard of New Hires
Here’s an eye-opening safety statistic: 44% of all workers’ compensation claims in the ...