Nationwide Construction
Commercial and industrial construction sites pose many risks to workers on the job with falls accounting for approximately 10,000 injuries just last year. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, this was an increase of 10% from 2013. Tragic events like these can be reduced with proper equipment, inspections, and training at heavy construction on-sites. You can significantly reduce work site falls with these 4 on-site safety strategies:… [Read More]
When you are investing in a medical construction company, you want a property that will give you a return on your investment far into the future. Bringing these ambitions to life means following the latest trends in medical building construction. More than most trends in other industries, medical building trends are directly affected by government policies and economic fluctuations. These factors have brought about a new structure of medical office buildings (MOB) that reflect a new way of doing business called “shared medical appointment†(SMA). Here are 4 trends in medical building construction you need to know in order to stay ahead of economic, consumer, and government policy changes.… [Read More]
When you are in charge of lean retail construction projects designed for high-end renters, you need to make sure you are designing each project for the future. But you also need to make sure that the leadership style involved does not cost too much money with overproduction. Retail construction design should involve methods for avoiding faulty communication that can end up costing the project too much money. Profits are always at risk. Overproduction blunders can be avoided in any retail design-build construction if you have the right design-build construction contractor. Here are 5 lean retail construction methods that can end your overproduction.… [Read More]
Construction services have changed drastically with the mass adoption of digital technologies. From safety to efficiency, technology is transforming the way DFW construction managers and workers perform their jobs. Here are the 3 most common ways that technology has improved the construction industry forever…. [Read More]
With its passage in 1990, the American Disabilities Act changed medical building construction for the better. Since then, advocates for accessibility have identified numerous areas for improvement in the relationship between ADA compliance and real-world functionality in existing medical buildings. A recent Census Bureau report noted that more than 56 million individuals with disabilities represented 19 percent of the U.S. population in 2010. The report points out that nearly 1 in 5 people have a disability, and more than half of those are considered to be severely disabled. These figures draw a clear picture of a growing population that will need medical construction company improvements in existing ADA accessibility across all types of medical facilities.… [Read More]
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