How to Maximize Lessons Learned At the End of a Project
Harnessing lessons learned as your construction projects draw to a close is essential for future successes. More often than not, project managers do not spend nearly enough time compiling lessons learned, and they miss out on the insights that could drastically maximize the efficiency of future projects. In the age…
Read More3 Reasons to Outsource Your Construction Management Services
So… do you keep all your work in-house, or do you outsource and hire construction management consultants? That is the question that builders, developers and property management companies find themselves going back and forth between as they navigate their growing projects. However, companies that are interested in minimizing their risk and…
Read More3 Ways to Improve Worksite Safety Without Compromising Your Efficiency
Worksite safety is always a number one priority. However, being efficient and completing projects promptly are also essential. So, how do you allow your team to work smarter and improve worksite safety overall? Here are three ways to improve worksite safety, without compromising your efficiency. 1. Make Sure Safety Training…
Read More10 Ways to Avoid Weather Related Project Delays
While the weatherman may not always be 100% accurate, it is nearly a guarantee that your projects will be impacted by inclement weather at some point in time. As construction industry professionals, it is our job to at least proactively mitigate many of the dalys by understanding the weather patterns…
Read MoreTop 10 Common Scheduling Mistakes Made By Contractors
When going through the scheduling process of a project, it is important to understand what makes things go right… and what things could go wrong! Many delays, disruptions, and loss of productivity claims are lost or substantially reduced in value because mistakes, errors and carelessness are reflected in the original…
Read MoreLooking for a job in the construction industry? You should move to Orange County.
Orange County has risen to the nation’s second best spot for hiring in the construction industry. A local building boom created one-third of all new California construction jobs in the past year. The Associated General Contractors of America, analyzing federal employment data, found local construction jobs increased by 10,200 jobs,…
Read MoreAre You Recycling These 5 Items at Your Jobsites? You Should Be.
According to the Construction Materials Recycling Association (www.cdrecycling.org), the construction industry generates 325 million tons of waste in the United States each year that could have been recycled. With a growing population and an aging infrastructure, it comes as no surprise that construction and demolition sites are among the largest…
Read More3 Reasons to Hire an Independent Contractor Over Hiring An Employee
As business booms and you begin to require more resources, a common question is asked: how do I know when to hire an independent contractor? The decision between hiring an additional employee or utilizing an independent contractor can be a challenging one, laden with lots of logistical questions. It is important…
Read More3 Things The Construction Professionals Should Know About Prop 51
Election years can be stressful; especially when you are trying to decipher the propositions that will have a strong impact on your industry. Proposition 51 is exactly that for construction professionals. We broke it down to the three things construction professionals should know about Prop 51. About Prop 51 Proposition 51…
Read More5 Construction Blogs That You Should Be Reading…
Drones. 3D Printing. Construction Management Software. How to keep up? It is important to have the right tools, in order to stay on pace with an industry that is constantly innovating. Blogs are some of the best resources out there. In addition to our own blog, we have complied a…
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