Working with subcontractors is a way of life for any contractor. But these temporary workers can sometimes feel like outsiders. It’s worth making the effort to help them feel welcome and like part of the team, though. They will be more engaged and more productive,...
Heavy industrial projects, including construction, are governed by several legal regulations and requirements. Failure to comply could result in fines or, if there are any injuries or property damages, even expensive lawsuits. There are federal, state, and local laws,...
Outsourcing is the process of shifting a particular part of your business operations to an outside company. You remain in control of the projects, but the company you contract with handles the staffing and all of the day-to-day concerns. If you’re a contractor,...
Ask a contractor what he/she expects in the industry in 2023 and here’s what you’ll hear. On the plus side, 2023 could see the backlog of infrastructure break loose as regulatory hurdles are overcome. That will be a nice addition. On the minus side, though, some...
Contractors, do you have a handle on your business processes? Do you know exactly how you conduct each critical activity that makes up your business—common construction firm processes such as Sales, Pre-Construction, Procurement, Construction, Change Management,...
Hibernation is for bears. Contractors, they’ve still got bills to pay, businesses to grow—so they’ll find ways to get as much work as possible done in the frigid winter. There’s definitely opportunity, but there is a big proviso: There are a whole new set of...
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