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This part 2 of our conversation with Jeff where we focus our wood engineering discussion on Mass Timber.
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Today is part 1 of our sit down with Jeff where we discuss the challenges, intricacies, and benefits of designing with wood. We discuss in situ grading of existing structures, and adaptive reuse. We also dig into wood piles which are typical in our older housing stock in certain Boston neighborhoods. We cover the groundwater trust and their work to restore the water table and how to remedy the situation of damaged piles through the process of underpinning.
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This part 2 of our discussion with Mike Procopio where we dig further into the Infinity system which is a panelized metal stud system that Procopio Companies will be using to build a 10 story high rise in Lynn, Massachusetts. We cover things like design, coordination, cost and subcontractors. As well as other materials they considered in the planning phase of the project. Enjoy the show!
This show is going to be the first of a two part discussion with Mike where we cover the scope of Procopio Companies which includes, General Contracting, RE Development, Consulting, Property Management and Subcontracting. That right there deserves a show but we also talk about areas where Mike sees development opportunities and we also going in depth on a 10 story high-rise that they’ll be building out of heavy gauge metal stud, and much more….. Enjoy the show!
In this episode we speak with Chris Sheppard, Senior Vice President at Eastern Insurance. This show differs because it is a more educational based discussion of policies including General Liability, Professional Liability, Worker's comp, Inland Marine and a number of other products that fall under these coverages. We'll also discuss the nuance of coverages, WC in particular, and touch on topics such a OCIP, CCIP, EMR and more. We'll also talk about where things are headed around rates and types of alternative coverages. Enjoy the show!
Today’s show is going to be audio from a panel discussion held at the Fire Prevention Association of Massachusetts’ annual convention. This association is made up of fire departments from across the state, and there were some great questions and answers. After hearing everything, I thought you too would benefit by listening in.
Moderator:
Lt. Chris Towski, Cambridge Fire & 1st Vice President of FPAM
Panelist:
James Mongeau, VP & Director of business development at Space Age Electronics
Steven Cook, Project Manager specializing in Fire Protection at JC Cannistraro
Peter Harrod, Principal at Code Red Consultants
and Myself
All of the panelist brought a lot to the table and I really hope this helps you learn more.
In this episode we speak with Paul Griese Sr. Building Envelope Consultant at Wheaton Sprague. Although exterior walls may seem quite simple in concept, they are in fact very complicated systems and because of that you’ll notice that Paul uses quite precise language when talking about the various components that make up these systems. We cover the various types of wall systems and what to look for from design through install and testing.
Before we get started I’d love for you to take a look at the new cover art and tell me what you think? I don’t plan on changing my logo but there's a talented artist Jason Boucher who’s working on a few designs that I might use in other places. on hoodies or something like that. It’s just a draft but would love feedback in the podcast comments or social media dm’s. Enjoy the Show!
CMC Design Build is a leader in the design and construction of food processing and distribution facilities throughout the United States. In this episode Mark covers the entire life cycle of a project from feasibility study, to design, and finally construction and commissioning.
I think you’ll find this to be a great learning experience because many companies may call themselves design build but CMC has true integrated design build services with in house architects and engineers on staff which makes Mark uniquely qualified to discuss the early phase of a project all the way through finish line.
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In this episode Joe talks about the transition from residential construction to the commercial world. We discuss what were some of the hurdles in making the transition but also what are the transferable skills that ultimately made it a success. We also talk a lot about adoption and use of technology, specifically use in the field. Joe has a diverse background as a framer, business owner, manager, and superintendent on some amazing project . So, no matter where you sit in the world of building you’ll want to have a listen. Enjoy the show.
In this episode we talk about news and current events in construction. Here are some links if you want to follow up.
SF 100% Renewables
https://electrek.co/2019/04/24/san-francisco-100-percent-renewable-electricity/
NYC Banning Glass Skyscrapers and Hot Dogs
https://www.apnews.com/0d646e1c194749f4b33649b1571f163b
Philadelphia Fire Damper Bill
https://www.philly.com/news/sheet-metal-workers-union-fire-damper-bill-jannie-blackwell-council-20190124.html
Massachusetts After-Hours Construction Site Requirements
https://massconstruction.org/2019/04/24/3-construction-fire-safety-issues-after-hours/
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