Technology

Sustainable Technology: New Ways to Light Project Sites

As the construction industry continues to innovate, sustainable technology is becoming a cornerstone of modern project management. One critical aspect of this evolution is the...

Construction Planning for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games

Construction on the Olympic Village for the Los Angeles 2028 (LA28) Olympic and Paralympic Games began in early 2023. The project is expected to be completed by mid-2028, just...

Moving Forward with Alternative Power: Understanding the Opportunities and Risks for the Non-road Equipment Industry

A new comprehensive paper aims to educate key stakeholders on the challenges and opportunities facing original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and component suppliers as they...

Sustainable Construction Practices Used in the 2024 Paris Olympics

The Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games (began July 26) and Paralympic Games (beginning August 28) will have the lowest carbon footprint and environmental impact of any Olympic...

A Look into the Construction of the Paris 2024 Olympic Village

Construction work on the 126-acre site for the 2024 Paris Olympic Village – also known as the Athletes’ Village – began in November of 2019. Located in the northern part of...

Improve Job Site Safety with Collision Avoidance Systems

There has been an uptick in fatal accidents with large trucks. While the operators of the trucks and non-occupants are also at risk, 70% of the deaths in large truck collisions...

Building Success: Maximize Profit Margins with Dirt Perfect

Joining Podcast Host Taylor White for a truly inspiring conversation today is Mike Simon, Founder of Dirt Perfect, an excavating business in southern Indiana built upon the rock...

Why Heavy Machine Simulators Are the Future of Construction Training

Imagine a quiet corner of a bustling construction site where a seasoned operator watches a young apprentice navigate a heavy machine simulator. The simulator gives the trainee...

The Pros and Cons of Full-Depth Reclamation (FDR)

Full-Depth Reclamation (FDR) is a sustainable and cost-effective method for rehabilitating worn-out asphalt pavements. As construction contractors face increasing demands for...