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How Modular Helps Developers Meet an Important Demographic: Gen Z

By focusing on sustainable practices and understanding the needs of younger renters, we can create homes that not only fulfill basic living requirements but also resonate with the values of a generation committed to making a difference.

The convergence of Gen Z’s environmental concerns and evolving housing trends presents a unique opportunity for developers willing to adapt and innovate.

Oldcastle Infrastructure Acquires Cook Concrete Products

Oldcastle Infrastructure, a CRH Company

Oldcastle Infrastructure, a CRH Company, has acquired Cook Concrete Products, based in Redding, CA.

Cook Concrete is a provider of precast structures primarily used in underground applications in the energy, water, and communications markets.

How to Attract 1 Million More Women to the Construction Industry

Governments, trade organizations, construction companies, and industry groups have to work together to ensure we successfully attract groups who have historically been more hesitant to consider a career in construction into the industry.

If companies can put their female employees at the forefront of these efforts, women will more easily see themselves in the open roles.

6 Ways the Construction Industry Can Retain Gen Z Workers

The labor market has undergone changes since 2019, especially regarding career and education choices. More young workers are considering alternatives to traditional four-year degrees.

As Gen Z moves into the trades at a faster pace than previous generations, construction and other blue-collar organizations have a unique opportunity to build a skilled, tech-savvy and entrepreneurial workforce.

8 Red Flags to Watch For When Hiring for Your Construction Jobsite

Contractor Labor Source

An effective approach to screening job applications is by identifying red flags that can indicate poor fit.

When evaluating applications and resumes it is just as important to cull out candidates as it is to find potential winners.

Deere Adds Training for Equipment Operators

Deere is offering a training session for equipment operators in December in Arizona.

Deere is offering a training session for equipment operators in December in Arizona.

Navigating AI Adoption for the Construction Industry

Burger Consulting Group

From increased productivity to improved safety and better project outcomes, AI has the power to revolutionize construction processes.

The road to widespread AI adoption in the construction industry will be a gradual one, but the potential benefits are too significant to ignore.

Advanced Asphalt Milling Techniques | No Edge Lines Season 2 Episode 5

Caterpillar - Cat

Thinking of adding a milling machine to your asphalt business? Or have you recently purchased one and want to get more efficient and more productive? There are lots of ways to level-up your milling game.

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Coach K Named Keynote Speaker at Work Truck Week 2025

NTEA | The Association for the Work Truck Industry

NCAA’s most successful men’s basketball coach set to inspire attendees at the NTEA Annual Meeting.

Every year, the commercial vehicle industry comes together at Work Truck Week to see new products, learn, and network. The Work Truck Show exhibit hall includes the latest from all industry segments, including chassis, bodies, aerial devices, snow and ice control equipment, accessories, and components.

Making America's Equipment

Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)

The AEM Manufacturing Express tour stopped at the Wacker Neuson facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Celebrating those to make America, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers launched its Manufacturing Express Tour from July to October 2024, stopping at 80 different equipment manufacturers in the U.S.

Durex Products Inc. Announces Robert Frey's Retirement

Durex Products, Inc.

As product manager at Durex for over five years, Frey will be missed as he enters retirement.

Robert Frey retired from Durex Products, Inc. on Oct. 4, 2024. The company is sad to see him go but excited for him as he begins this new chapter of his life.

How Heavy Equipment Cab Redesigns Improve Safety, Uptime

The addition of comfort and safety features to work carried out in the elements not only provides a positive environment for operators, but also increases contractor productivity and profitability.

CASE Construction Equipment recently announced new models and upgrades to empower construction and utility crews facing labor shortages and constrained jobsites in an effort to allow teams to accomplish more with less amidst growing demands from booming infrastructure investments.

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