Dr. Dan Carlin tells how his company, JobSiteCare, is delivering physician-led managed healthcare directly to injured or ill workers on the construction site. He also shares how the TextBadge smartphone-based screening technology provides customizable capabilities that will keep workers safer during the pandemic – and well beyond.

We sat down with Pavement Best of the Web award winner, Marvin Joles of Wis-Coat to discuss how to create a website that reflects your business culture.

This interview addresses the challenges of training CDL truck drivers during the COVID pandemic

Peter Bigwood, general manager of Mecalac, highlights the challenges of attracting workers into the construction industry and the role advances in equipment and technology can play in building the next-generation workforce.

Big changes at the cloud construction-management leader include improved collaboration, muscular financial capability and a very short lead time for more-interactive AI

In this episode of Digging Deeper, Stephen King, president and CEO of GrowthForce, discusses the prevalence, and costs, of fraud in the construction industry, especially among smaller businesses; the steps contractors can take to identify and mitigate risks; and the role technology can play in fraud prevention.

In this episode of Digging Deeper, Johana Godoy, assistant superintendent at Skanska USA, shares her experiences and career growth in the field of construction, as well as the many opportunities the industry offers for other women who are seeking a promising and rewarding career path.

In this episode of Digging Deeper, David Wald, CEO and co-founder of Aclaimant, a safety and risk management solutions provider, discusses the unique safety risks and regulatory challenges construction companies will face this winter due to COVID-19, and the role technology can play in helping to mitigate those risks and ensure your business maintains compliance in what has become an ever-changing regulatory environment.

Ongoing research into limiting concrete form face surface defects with Controlled Frequency Vibrators has shown great promise. Field investigations into limiting high frequency vibration to control the amount of concrete material separation using the same approach to limit the surface distresses in concrete pavements. Researchers have applied some common sense and solid clinical analysis to make pavement surfaces more durable. Paul Jaworski of Minnich Manufacturing Inc. joins editor Jonathan Kozlowski to discuss the research and recent developments.

In this episode of Digging Deeper, Doug Hacker, national sales rep, Kato - Compact Excavator Sales, highlights the company’s recent excavator product line expansions, the return of a fan favorite compact track loader and further additions and opportunities that lie ahead for both the company and its customers as we head into in 2021.