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Efficient Material Handling: Innovative Construction Tools

CCR Magazine

With projects growing in complexity and scale, the demand for innovative tools to streamline processes and improve material handling has never been higher. Read on to learn some innovative construction tools for efficient material handling.

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Offsite vs. Onsite Construction Part 2

Civil + Structural Engineer

In Part II of a two-part series, industry pros focus on the multiple benefits offered by offsite construction with increased challenges from inflation, labor shortages, materials availability, and a push to increase sustainability on construction projects. Ochs: To put it simply, using offsite construction saves time and money.

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All Remnants Launches Platform to Modernize Construction Industry

CCR Magazine

All Remnants, the e-commerce platform revolutionizing how the Design/Build community connects and manages resources, is calling on vendors to join its network and maximize the value of their surplus materials, tools, and equipment. The construction industry often generates significant waste.

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Technology Trends in Construction Supply Chain Management: 2024 Innovations

Building Radar

By integrating IoT sensors with digital twins, construction companies can gain valuable insights into their supply chains, from material tracking to equipment maintenance. These technologies enable predictive analytics, optimizing inventory management, demand forecasting, and risk assessment.

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Safe Demolition: Controlled Building Project

CCR Magazine

Demolishing a building is a complex process that involves careful planning and execution to ensure safety and efficiency. This task requires a meticulous approach to handling various materials, managing debris, and minimizing environmental impact. This includes obtaining all necessary permits before starting the project.

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Making the Grade: Why Lightweight Aggregates may be the Key to Improved Infrastructure

Civil + Structural Engineer

As such, this material can be one of many “strategic investments” recommended to improve the nation’s infrastructure. Lightweight aggregates improve soil conditions ESCS lightweight aggregates are produced by heating the raw materials in a rotary kiln to temperatures over 1000 degrees Celsius. ESCS helped stabilize the soil.

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Waste Management: Cost-Effective Strategies for Construction

CCR Magazine

Effective waste management is critical for environmental compliance and optimizing operational efficiencies and cost-effectiveness for construction sites. Construction projects can generate significant waste, including scrap materials, debris, packaging, and hazardous substances.