Construction Dive
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Funding from the School Construction Authority, which maintains 1,400 buildings and serves 1 million students, ranks as the largest investment ever for city schools.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Shirley Che It seems like it was only yesterday that the 2023 ElevateHER ® cohort kicked off with a one-and-a-half-day immersive retreat in Dallas, and began the process of turning ideas into action plans. Since then, the 2023 cohort has been diligently working on their team projects. Additionally, they’ve been receiving monthly inspiration from distinguished feature speakers, including representatives from the National Organization of Minority Architects, Arquitina, ElevateHER® alumni, and o
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Construction Dive
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
The 900,000-square-foot project will produce disposable tableware products for Atlanta-based Georgia-Pacific’s Dixie brand.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
On-Site Construction Staging & Storage Doug Hardin , P.E., Tamarack Grove Engineering Brian J. Sielaff , P.E., P.Eng, Tamarack Grove Engineering Cody Jones , Bledsoe Tents The modern-day engineered fabric structure, known more universally as a tent, has applications far beyond weddings, social events, and as temporary expansion space. The versatile structures have come into their own in a whole new way — appearing on the scene at large construction sites of major national grocery and retail
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Choosing the right ERP system is a pivotal decision for any construction company. Our buyer’s guide is crafted to provide leaders with the essential knowledge needed to make informed choices. This guide delves into the critical aspects of selecting a construction ERP, including making the right decision, building internal support, and identifying the best software for your organization.
Construction Dive
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
The landmark law has spurred more than $86 billion in project investment, but not all U.S. states are benefiting equally. Here are four takeaways on how the IRA has changed the industry this year.
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Construction Dive
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
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Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Luke Carothers Located near the southern border of Missouri, Table Rock Lake was created in 1958 when the eponymous dam was constructed across the White River to control flooding and generate hydroelectric power. Designed and built by the US Army Corps of Engineers over a four year period starting in 1954, Table Rock Dam–so named for an overhanging rock formation one mile downstream–created a 43,100-acre lake with a shoreline that stretches roughly 800 miles through the surrounding Ozark hills.
The Pro Builder
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
FGCU Softball Team Joins Forces With Habitat for Humanity for Women’s Equality Day ldeakins Fri, 09/01/2023 - 09:07 The Florida Gulf Coast University softball team participated in a wall raising event hosted by Habitat for Humanity on Women's Equality Day Florida Gulf Coast University’s softball team teamed up with Habitat for Humanity for a wall raising event on Women’s Equality Day on August 26.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
PERI Delivers Highly Efficient Shoring Solutions for Aquarium Addition By PERI USA Seattle aquarium is one of the city’s premier attractions, bringing in more than 850,000 visitors per year. During the transformation of Seattle’s central waterfront, planners decided to build a new 50,000-square-foot ocean pavilion exhibit space for the aquarium that would feature sharks, rays, and other animals.
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Managing construction projects in disparate systems and spreadsheets is difficult due to numerous moving parts and diverse stakeholder needs. A dynamic, intuitive software solution is essential for everyone involved—owners, designers, engineers, Construction Managers, and General Contractors. Companies need a secure, centralized system to manage documents, scheduling, financials, and more.
Contractor Bookkeeping
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Mistakes can be expensive in the construction business, and as an entrepreneur, although you'll know many of the regulations that apply to your business, there are so many that you can't possibly remember all of them. Depending on the type of contracting business you run, you could face laws regarding taxation, employment, product liability, premises liability, discrimination, health and safety, and various other regulations.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Kristin Dispenza, Advancing Organizational Excellence Cement has historically been so far upstream in a building’s supply chain that designers, engineers, and building owners ignored the details of its production. But changes in the industry are leading designers to take a cradle-to-cradle perspective. To say there has been an increase in the pace of product innovation is an understatement.
Construction News
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
An MP has suggested that issues around the Didcot Power Station collapse have been “kicked into the long grass” as the investigation into the incident drags on. On 23 February 2016, the boiler house at the decommissioned Oxfordshire facility collapsed, with Michael Collings, 53, found… The post Didcot collapse: MP slams the wait for answers appeared first on Construction News.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Brad Kneeskern Construction professionals operate under the watchful eye of numerous federal, state, and local government agencies committed to ensuring the utmost safety on job sites. Employers in the construction industry are acutely aware of the potential risks that accompany safety violations, from hefty fines to, most importantly, the safety and well-being of their employees.
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In the construction industry, efficient material management and waste reduction are essential for both environmental sustainability and economic success. This detailed eBook provides an in-depth look at methods to cut waste and boost material efficiency. Topics covered include sustainable design principles, utilizing BIM for waste minimization, precise estimating and ordering, and effective storage and handling of materials.
New Civil Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Buses will replace trains between Machynlleth and Pwllheli for 13 weeks, as contractor Alun Griffiths will undertake the final phase of restoration work on the Barmouth Viaduct for Network Rail in North Wales. The post Final phase of Barmouth Viaduct restoration to begin following successful test lift of span appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Nicholas Russo, Enterprise Asset Management Consultant, and Dr. Jeff Chen, Director of Digital Transformation, Symetri Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to transform various industries and sectors, offering innovative solutions to age-old problems. In the realm of asset management, an area riddled with complexities, AI’s potential is increasingly being realized.
Construction Placements
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
BPCL Recruitment 2023 for Graduate Apprentice | 125 Posts | 15-09-2023 BPCL Recruitment 2023 for Graduate Apprentice with 125 Posts vacancies, last date to apply for this job is15-09-2023 The post BPCL Recruitment 2023 for Graduate Apprentice | 125 Posts | 15-09-2023 appeared first on ConstructionPlacements.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Peter Slater, Engineering, Fathom Why does it take so long to deliver national infrastructure? Lets take, for example, a new port on the Mediterranean coastline. Any change to the natural and built environment has a significant impact on its local surrounding, not just commercially and environmentally, but practically too. Is there sufficient power in the grid to meet this new demand?
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Contingency planning is a strategic plan to allocate resources, time, and money if “all hell breaks loose” on a project. It considers risk mitigation and planning for a worst-case scenario. Contingency planning in construction is necessary. You're expected to throw in a percentage to cover a contingency plan in your estimates but is it enough? There is an art to this type of planning and, if project leaders aren’t careful, a contingency plan could cost the company a lot more than lapsed deadlin
Construction Placements
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
The Evolution of BIM Technology: A Comprehensive Guide to the Latest Trends and Reports in 2023 This comprehensive guide delves into the evolution of Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology, covering its history, the latest trends in 2023, and its growing role in sustainability and project management. The post The Evolution of BIM Technology: A Comprehensive Guide to the Latest Trends and Reports in 2023 appeared first on ConstructionPlacements.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Luke Carothers Automation, AI, and Robotics have been topics at the forefront of conversation in the construction industry for over a decade at this point. What were once steadily growing topics of conversation have now exploded onto the main stage, and everyone is clamoring to predict the impact they will have on the AEC industry. In the construction industry, however, automation and robotics are already making a massive impact on the way projects are planned and executed.
New Civil Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Thames Water has engaged Jacobs to develop new technology that can fix leaks on water mains without the need to dig a hole. The post Jacobs to work with Thames Water to develop robotic ‘no dig repair’ technology for wider industry appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Luke Carothers Completed in the Spring of 2023, 555 Greenwich is a 16-story office building in New York City that has been drawing attention for its new “circular energy infrastructure” approach to sustainability. The developer is Hudson Square Properties who tapped consulting engineers JB&B and sustainable design firm COOKFOX to develop and implement practices shared from the Nordic market by Swedish firm urbs.
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In the face of rising customer expectations and evolving industry standards, staying ahead in construction demands innovation. A Next Generation Construction ERP is designed to meet these challenges head-on. By integrating this advanced system into your tech stack, you empower your team with a single source of truth, enhancing decision-making and operational efficiency.
Civil Engineer Blog
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Smaller-sized offices aren’t just the preserve of start-ups and sole traders; many established companies prefer to rent rather compact premises to keep their overheads down. Some actually downsize a bit in response to global economic events like the 2008 crash, or to play it safe in uncertain times. It’s a worldwide phenomenon, with offices in […] The post How to Make the Most of a Small Office first appeared on Civil Engineer Blog.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Adam Fox In the recent BBC documentary series, The Mayfair Hotel Megabuild, one of the issues encountered on the project was noise from the tube trains resonating through the building, particularly at basement levels. In this article, Adam Fox, whose company Mason UK featured in the documentary, explains why acoustics and vibration are a growing problem for many hotels in London and what can be done about it.
New Civil Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Water quality improvement in Pudsey Beck as it flows through Leeds and Bradford is being targeted by a £36M investment by Yorkshire Water. The post Yorkshire Water commits to £36M investment to prevent sewer overflows in Leeds and Bradford appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Luke Carothers The United States has seen a slow, but growing adoption of mass timber as a building material over the last decade. From a sustainability standpoint, the switch to mass timber represents significant opportunities to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability goals. From a building and operational standpoint, mass timber is typically prefabricated, which reduces inefficiencies in the construction process–leading to less money spent on things like labor and fuel.
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Aerial imagery has emerged as a necessary tool for architecture, engineering, and construction firms seeking to improve pre-construction site analysis, make more informed planning decisions, and ensure all stakeholders have access to an accurate visualization of the site to keep the project moving forward. Download our guide and take a deeper look at how aerial imagery can be leveraged to drive project efficiency by reducing unnecessary site visits and providing the accurate details required to
Equipment World
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
On this episode of The Dirt, operator and host Bryan Furnace gets some seat time in Caterpillar’s 306 CR mini excavator. Watch at equipmentworld.
Civil + Structural Engineer
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
By Mason UK Norfolk House once served as the headquarters for Operation Overlord , the Allied invasion of German-occupied Western Europe at the end of the Second World War. Now, it has been converted into a new eight-story commercial office building. However, given the building’s proximity to the London Underground and HS2, vibration control was required for the newly excavated basement level.
PC Construction
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Shovels are officially in the ground, marking the start of New Hampshire’s long-awaited secure psychiatric unit forensic hospital. The $41.9 million project will bring the new 24-bed secure hospital adjacent to the New Hampshire Hospital in Concord, providing a facility to treat mental illness in forensic patients, including those who are civilly committed.
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