In this editorial, we’ll discuss how the fallout from COVID-19 could intensify an ongoing demographic shift, leading to a dramatic increase in multifamily construction activity in lower density markets, such […]
COVID-19 Could Increase Demand for Multifamily Construction in Suburbs Read Post »
It is uncommon for a construction project to reach completion without some degree of conflict during the building process. While most issues are minor and can be resolved via informal
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1. Lightning is a Regulated Hazard Lightning strikes can severely injure or kill workers whose jobs involve working outdoors. Employees working in the construction industry are uniquely susceptible to lightning
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There were over 32,000 federal safety inspections conducted by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in 2018. Nearly 7,500 of these inspections stemmed from a complaint, and approximately 1,000
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Indiana contractor licensing is not regulated at the state level. Instead, contractors are required to register and obtain their license through various municipal governments throughout the state. In Indianapolis, which
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has taken an incredible toll on Michigan. As of the time of this writing, Michigan ranks first in the upper Midwest in coronavirus deaths. Michigan
As many states allow their stay-at-home orders to expire, Colorado has entered into a new phase named “Safer at Home.” Essential and nonessential businesses alike are open for business, assuming
Colorado’s Multi-Industry Construction Guidance Read Post »
The last few months have presented small businesses owners with a variety of challenges. From protecting their workforce and loved ones to adapting their business model, employers of all industries
Compliance Advice When Reopening the Workplace Read Post »
On May 12, 2020, Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) reported that its Construction Backlog Indicator fell to 7.8 in April, the series’ lowest reading since 2012. The commercial construction backlog
Construction Backlog Experiences Record Decline Read Post »
As Florida enters Full Phase One of the plan to reopen businesses, all forms of construction work can resume in the Sunshine State. As part of this reopening plan, construction
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