The recent elections have brought a wave of decisions that will significantly impact the construction industry. Voters across various states made choices on propositions and bond measures that will shape the future of education facilities, infrastructure projects, housing development, environmental
In a significant turn of events for Alaska's infrastructural landscape, the procurement process for the much-anticipated Port of Nome expansion project has been paused, following bid prices that exceeded available funding. This ambitious initiative, spearheaded by the U.S. Army Corps of
The spotlight on GL Construction of Madison LLC continues to shine brightly after being repeatedly cited for federal safety violations, specifically concerning fall hazards at their construction sites. In February 2024, OSHA inspectors discovered six workers at a residential site in Verona,
Effective safety communication is essential for maintaining a safe, productive, and compliant working environment on construction sites. Given the dynamic and hazardous nature of these environments, clear and effective communication can significantly reduce risks and enhance safety outcomes. In the
Operating cranes in extreme weather conditions presents significant challenges and risks. The manufacturing and construction industries must adopt comprehensive precautions to ensure the safety of both operators and equipment. This article explores the impact of various weather conditions on crane
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has embarked on a transformative journey to enhance worker safety in the construction industry, particularly focusing on the period from 2024 and beyond. With a significant increase in budget allocation and the integration of advanced
Lone workers face unique challenges and risks that are often misunderstood. Addressing these misconceptions is crucial for ensuring their safety and well-being. This article delves into common myths about lone worker safety and provides insights on how to effectively manage these issues.
On Monday, federal approval was announced for a $500 million prison in Letcher County, Kentucky, marking a significant development in the region’s efforts to modernize its incarceration facilities. U.S. Representative Hal Rogers (R-KY) successfully secured the funding through the House A
Granite Construction's optimistic outlook on public market opportunities stems from the substantial revenue generated by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and its strategic plans to capitalize on this influx. According to CEO Kyle Larkin, only 40% of the allocated IIJA funds
Lane Construction Corp., a subsidiary of Webuild Group, has secured a $190 million contract to reconstruct the I-4 at State Route 33 Interchange in Lakeland, Florida. This project signifies Florida as a pivotal market for the Charlotte-based civil construction firm. A key objective is enhancing
