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[...] example is the new lighted safety gear from Fhoss Technology, reported New Civil Engineer. Construction firms in the U.K. have already begun to adopt the innovative offering. The technology company [...]

[...] Across the country, construction firms are having difficulty finding and keeping skilled workers, according to a new study from [...]

[...] As technology becomes more sophisticated for all industries, construction firms can benefit from more complex power tools and more reliable electrical supplies. One such [...]

[...] , rope and anchors can be expensive, they pale in comparison to fines OSHA will dole out to construction firms guilty of safety negligence. More importantly, they can prevent worker injury and death, [...]

[...] The proper application of spray foam insulation goes beyond measurement, yield and technique. Any contractor preparing for an new job must [...]

[...] According to a new study from RnR Market Research, spray foam insulation is inching closer to fiberglass insulation as the top method of keeping American homes [...]

[...] for fungus. In these instances, it is best to remove the fiberglass insulation, and use spray foam insulation to seal off the air source directly. If you do opt for the do-it-yourself method, there [...]

[...] Once you understand the differences between 1-component and 2-component spray foam insulation, it is important to acknowledge a few factors that influence exactly how to implement it [...]

[...] commercial and residential sectors understand how essential it is to have the right fasteners, power tools and construction equipment on hand to make sure a job is done correctly, but when it comes to [...]

[...] by November 2015. That work alone should boost businesses that provide industrial fasteners and power tools. Construction grows despite shipping limitations New construction for the entire U.S. rose 9 [...]

[...] and other tools." But there's more to the classes than just learning how to operate power tools and connect fasteners. Students are also taught the importance of resume writing, [...]

[...] began to restore the dome on the top of the building. Contractors have to use the best power tools available to perform careful repairs on the landmark building. The last time the building [...]

[...] EQUIPMENT (PPE) Managing Worksite Risks Did you know that five out of every six construction workers who sustain serious head injuries weren’t wearing a hard hat at the time of the [...]

[...] construction is not as bad as many think – in fact, the truth is just the opposite. Construction workers are among the happiest employees in the U.S. This information could be important to [...]

Transcript With a skilled labor shortage, contractors and construction firms have encountered some frustration. But the cavalry is on the way, as hig [...]

[...] its fleet of driverless bulldozers as part of the same effort to reduce the workload on construction workers, reported Bloomberg. By using these automatons, constructions crews won't have to spend as [...]

[...] aware of the fall protection requirements. Falls are the leading cause of death in the construction industry. Allowing workers exposure to a fatal fall or serious injury demonstrates the employer's [...]

[...] Transcript It's an exciting time to work in the construction industry, as building projects continue to be on the rise, driving the need for top-quality [...]

[...] Transcript What does the future of the construction industry look like? While there are many unknowns, one thing is certain – construction jobs will [...]

[...] firm CohnReznick, who explained that his firm is expecting an increase in hiring in the construction industry in the area in the second half of the year, and he's surprised it hasn't happened already. [...]

[...] Transcript Construction managers know that along with having all the latest construction tools like galvanized bolts and electrical connectors, they also need to stay on top of new laws [...]

[...] fact that construction has gained momentum and firms have added jobs, the market for construction tools and equipment is set to expand. Not surprisingly, the American Rental Association's [...]

[...] is more likely to become stressed by the cold than the workers. In severe weather, some construction tools don't function properly. But by and large, the project has remained free of stalls. Milder [...]

[...] in California will likely enjoy a boost in jobs as well as sales for fasteners and other construction tools. Other parts of the country still waiting Elsewhere in the U.S., high-speed trains remain [...]

[...] As the construction season continues in full swing, the importance of safety equipment and measures to protect workers on roadside construction jobs has never been more [...]

[...] to be at their very best, which is why they should use the best fasteners, power tools and safety equipment available. In an article in the Milwaukee Business Journal, research editor Barb Zaferos [...]

[...] 's particularly important that they involve the use of the best construction tools and safety equipment on the market. One such project is underway in Sacramento, as construction has finally [...]

[...] , the programs are unable to support operations costs, nor obtain the construction tools and safety equipment necessary for skills training. Laid-off workers alter their paths In some cases, if a [...]

[...] performance was much better than expected. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction tips from K.L. Jack and Company. [...]

[...] densely-populated areas, like school campuses. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction tips from K.L. Jack and Company. [...]

[...] project, be sure to do your research. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction tips from K.L. Jack and Company. [...]

[...] and lead to issues if a machine goes offline. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction tips from K.L. Jack and Company. [...]

[...] projects has vastly increased the demands for building material. Check back soon for more construction news from K.L. Jack and Company.  [...]

[...] best to finish the project close to schedule. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction news from K.L. Jack and Company.  [...]

[...] building – which will cost about $600 million. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction news from K.L. Jack and Company.  [...]

[...] and directional signs for their businesses. Thanks for watching, check back soon for more construction news from K.L. Jack and Company.  [...]

[...] has not made up for the steep decline between 2006 and 2010. In fact, of the 2.2 million construction jobs lost during that period, only 30 percent have been recovered. With that said, construction [...]

[...] Virginia and Nevada – along with many others – are struggling to maintain existing construction jobs through the month. In Nevada, public construction work may come to a halt in August [...]

[...] region, demand has risen across the state skilled workers adept at industrial and pipeline construction jobs. Chron noted that those with expertise or previous experience as welders, electricians, [...]

[...] , construction spending is up 5 percent on the year. Houston and Chicago added the most construction jobs year-on-year in August, while Phoenix and Bethesda, Maryland saw declines. AGC chief [...]