Joe On The Jobsite

Today, Rob Baker is in the trailer to discuss his experiences and lessons from his 40 year career.

What can you learn from a complex project? What are 'field smarts'? What can a young superintendent teach a seasoned individual?

Find out the answers and more in this weeks episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

Corey joins us again to discuss her involvement in connecting with the next generation of the construction industry.

How do we introduce a younger audience to the construction industry? How does training people futureproof a business? What does the next generation of training look like?

Find out the answers and more on today's episode of Joe on the Jobsite!'

Check out Corey's programs!

Training & Development: https://abccentralflorida.com/training-development/

Apprenticeships: https://abccentralflorida.com/apprenticeships/

Today, Joe is joined by Corey Schoenfelder, Apprenticeship and Emerging Workforce Director at ABC Central Florida.

What is Corey's background and how did she become involved in the construction industry? What is NAWIC and how does it help women in the industry? How are apprenticeship courses, like those offered at ABC, important for new members in the industry?

Find out the answers and more on today's episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

Check out Corey's programs!

Training & Development: https://abccentralflorida.com/training-development/

Apprenticeships: https://abccentralflorida.com/apprenticeships/

This week Steve returns to share some additional insights about healthcare construction.

What are some materials in healthcare construction that require special logistical consideration? How can being a specialist superintendent help you to be more effective in identifying potential problems? How do you balance the wants and needs of an owner with your contractual obligations?

Find out the answers on this episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

In this weeks episode Joe is joined by Steve Williams, an experienced superintendent who specializes in healthcare construction.

What were some of Steve's favorite projects and how does he rate the difficulty? What are some of the special considerations to account for when working a project around an active hospital? How do you build around areas prone to hurricanes and flooding? What is AHCA and how do you prepare for their inspections?

Find out the answers in this edition of Joe on the Jobsite!

Today, Bob and Joe discuss safety practices and team building skills. How can you ensure good preventative safety and injury response? What skills are most important for a superintendent to know when selecting a team? How can a superintendent strengthen the bond of a team? Get the answers on today's episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

In this episode, Joe is joined by Bob Lurvey, a superintendent with a long history in construction. What can working in a trade teach us about managing large scale projects? Why are bad mentors sometimes the ones that teach us the most important lessons? How can economic and ecological factors impact a project? Find out on this week's episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

Dale Haupt joins us again to discuss the effects of technology on marketing and building connections. What differences are there in cold calling between the past and present day? In what ways can new technologies be leveraged to visualize projects in progress? What advice can Dale provide for up-and-coming construction professionals?

All of this and more on today's episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

Dale Haupt joins Joe to talk about the importance of building connections and forging the groundwork of opportunity. What are the benefits of being well connected within an industry? How does cold calling present both a challenge and an opportunity? What lessons have Dale and Joe learned from their experiences connecting with others? Find out the answers on today's episode of Joe on the Jobsite!

Joe Westgate joins us again to go in depth on construction schedules. What advice does every scheduler want the superintendent to know? How does the float affect the end date of our projects? What does a project's timeline say to an owner?