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In this episode of the Work Done Right podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Romey Oulton, a leading force in the world of construction tech and diversity and inclusion. As the Senior Global ConTech Consultant and DEI Lead at LMRE, Romey is at the forefront of a prop tech recruitment company with a global reach. With a keen focus on construction tech and innovation within traditional real estate firms, Romey's work prioritizes diversity, particularly the inclusion of underrepresented groups, especially women.

Today, she shares her insights on three critical topics: the intriguing realm of LMRE and its mission, strategies for attracting and retaining top talent, and her pivotal role in increasing gender diversity within the construction tech industry. Romey brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, offering valuable insights on recruitment, diversity, and driving social impact. Don't miss this interesting episode on the world of ConTech and DEI as Romey guides us towards creating a more inclusive, innovative, and talent-rich future.

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In this episode of the Work Done Right podcast, we welcome Janis Pieterwas, the Construction Innovation Manager at GOLDBECK Group. Janis is dedicated to enhancing construction site efficiency by exploring cutting-edge technologies and ideas from startups, industry partners, and construction-focused VC's.  

The episode delves into Goldbeck's innovative approach to standardization, their impressive speed of construction, and the culture of innovation that sets them apart in the construction industry. Don't miss this episode full of valuable insights into how Goldbeck leverages technology to drive efficiency and quality in construction projects.

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How can the construction industry improve project outcomes by learning from the manufacturing sector? This week on the Work Done Right podcast, Gene Hodge, Mortenson’s VP of Innovation, joins to discuss the benefits of modular construction. Gene explains how Mortenson’s strategy, involving the pre-fabrication of construction components in a controlled environment, leads to waste reduction, enhanced quality, and the creation of safer and more predictable workspaces. 

Gene also dives into Mortenson’s niche expertise in sports stadium construction, highlighting their prowess in tackling architecturally complex projects, fostering community engagement through sports infrastructure, and their dedication to diversity and workforce development. Don’t miss this fascinating episode on how stakeholders can move beyond zero-sum thinking and work together to achieve win-win solutions for everyone involved.

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Eric Whobrey, VP of Innovation at ARCO Construction, joins the Work Done Right podcast this week to discuss his interesting career path intro construction. In his role, Eric is responsible for solving some of ARCO’s biggest challenges by identifying and implementing creative, innovative solutions. Eric stresses the importance of optimizing processes by cutting out unnecessary steps, and more importantly, listening to understand the full context of a challenge before proposing a solution.
 
Stay tuned throughout the episode for Eric's invaluable insights, including his human-centric philosophy towards change management and his vision for addressing data utilization and integration challenges within the construction industry. Discover how his experiences and perspectives offer a fresh and inspiring outlook on fostering innovation in an ever-evolving world of construction.
 
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The Work Done Right™ podcast is created by Cumulus, a connected worker technology that ensures quality for mission critical work.

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In this week’s episode of the Work Done Right podcast, we are joined by Eric Thomas, the host of Autodesk’s Digital Builder Podcast, to delve into the fascinating evolution of construction technology. Eric sheds light on the pivotal role of hardware advancements in revolutionizing the construction industry by facilitating the digitization of blueprints and documentation. 

Additionally, Eric underscores the importance of purpose-built technology tailored to the construction sector’s specific requirements, outshining generic software solutions like Microsoft Office in terms of efficiency and scalability. The conversation also delves into the contractual framework for driving innovation, emphasizing how owners can proactively define technology expectations within contracts to enhance collaboration, reduce risks, and align technology with project objectives, potentially leading to swifter project deliveries and superior outcomes. Tune in for a captivating exploration of construction technology’s past, present, and future with Eric Thomas.

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Richard Acton-Maher, the Director of Product at construction industry AI powerhouse OpenSpace, joins the Work Done Right podcast to discuss his role in driving the AI revolution in construction. Richard covers a number of interesting topics, including AI shortcomings, the importance of unconventional data sources, and challenges with hardware implementations. A central point that Richard emphasizes throughout the episode is that without well-structured and organized data, the full potential of AI tools will continue to be unrealized. 

Additionally, the episode explores an area in construction where data structuring lags behind: project scheduling data and changes to project plans. Richard stresses the importance of collaboration across general contractors, technology companies, and the industry at large to address this issue. Don’t miss an informative episode that covers universal challenges and opportunities for the intersecting worlds of construction and technology.

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The Work Done Right™ podcast is created by Cumulus, a connected worker technology that ensures quality for mission critical work.

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Luke Kipfer joins the Work Done Right podcast this week to delve into the dynamic world of data center construction. One prominent theme highlighted was the industry's significant shift towards modular construction methods. Recognized for their speed, cost-efficiency, quality control, and safety enhancements compared to traditional stick-built approaches, modular designs are gaining traction, largely fueled by standardization, enabling the efficient deployment of infrastructure across diverse locations.

Luke also discusses the critical role of Northern Virginia as a central hub for data centers, with nearly 70% of global internet traffic passing through this region, a fact that becomes visually evident when flying into Dulles International Airport. Moreover, Luke emphasized how technology is reshaping construction safety, citing innovations like ergonomic tracking and safety monitoring tools that not only mitigate risks and safeguard workers but also foster a cultural shift towards prioritizing safety within the industry.

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The Work Done Right™ podcast is created by Cumulus, a connected worker technology that ensures quality for mission critical work.

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In this week’s episode of the Work Done Right podcast, we are joined by Brian Robinson, an industrial construction professional with decades of experience. A passionate advocate for helping new workers excel in the construction industry, Brian delves into three significant themes that he views as essential for the industry's evolution.  
 
First, he sheds light on the importance of on-the-job training, presenting it as an accessible means to bridge the competence gap, particularly for small companies. Second, Brian addresses a topic that has long been shrouded in silence—the mental health challenges faced by construction workers. He discusses the changing narrative and increasing awareness surrounding this issue. Lastly, Brian's passion for second chance advocacy takes center stage as he passionately advocates for providing opportunities to those with criminal records, emphasizing the potential for personal growth and societal reintegration.  
 
Join us for an enlightening conversation with a passionate advocate who is driving positive change within the construction industry. 

 
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This week on the Work Done Right podcast we are joined by Julie Ferland, the Vice President of Innovation Excellence at Shell, to unravel the intricate thread of innovation in large companies.  Julie delves into the intersection of operational readiness and lifecycle costs and explains the importance of collaborative innovation adoption. She also addresses the delicate equilibrium between processes and innovation, shedding light on how large companies can maintain efficiency while embracing transformative change. 
 
Don't miss as Julie breaks down the importance of understanding user needs, long-term benefits, and collaborative development to drive successful innovation and change within the energy industry and beyond.

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Tune in for this thought-provoking episode with Jay Snyder, a military veteran, construction industry expert, and digitalization consultant, to delve into the dynamic landscape of technology in construction. Jay uncovers the pivotal role of AI in the construction sector, shedding light on the necessity of robust data sets for AI to truly transform the industry. As corporate mandates drive AI adoption, Jay also dissects the challenges posed by an array of technology options, illustrating the importance of navigating market confusion. 

Jay also discusses the evolution of technology acceptance across generations and reveals unconventional approaches to technology budgeting. Tune in to learn more about a systematic approach for technology adoption, career growth in construction and beyond, and challenges that threaten the future of the industry.

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