As Construction Work Increases, so Do Dangers
Johnny Meador started working in construction when he was 15 years old. Forty-five years later, Meador shakes his head at the risks he and his former co-workers used to take. Safety was not exactly a […]
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Trump’s Presidential Promises Could Hinder Canadian Construction: CCA
It’s no secret US President Donald Trump’s Buy America plan could be costly for Canada’s construction industry, but how various levels of government react closer to home may also be cause for concern. This was […]
CCA Awards Highlight Sustainable and Educational Projects
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) celebrated the best projects, people and organizations of the previous year at the 2016 Canadian Construction Awards, held March 22 at the CCA’s annual conference in Mexico. Paul Douglas of […]
Construction Should Be Wary of Slipping into a ‘Default Future’: Ramsden
Every business has a default future — what will happen if nothing happens. The Canadian construction industry is no different and employers need to be ready to evolve, be it embracing new technologies and practices […]
Reality Check: What’s next for AR technology in construction
There’s a name for too much coming at you in the healthcare industry. “They call it alarm fatigue,” said Mika Majapuro, director of product development for Glenview, IL–based Teletrac Navman, who previously worked for Benicia, […]
Johns Manville Webinar: The Science of Insulating Ducts
Date: March 28th, 2017 Time: 2:00 p.m. ET/ 11:00 a.m. PT (1 hour) As a nation we are shifting toward greener living, and it’s creating a swath of new challenges for HVAC system designers and […]