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Breaking glass ceilings: The power of representation in construction
...the construction industry, it’s becoming more open. It’s becoming more receptive to individuals coming into it. So, I just think that we just have to get ourselves out there, and it’s a very humble approach, and humility always wins in spaces like that. Courtney Mattern (14:00): Yeah, and thank goodness for online communities because it...
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Difficult clients? Turn headaches into harmony with clear expectations
...We have a set of drawings, we have a bible, the client, I have this third party that can bounce ideas off of but also help buffer with the client. It’s like, yeah, the client doesn’t have to believe my change order is legit, they have to believe their architect. And then I learned from...
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4 ways to improve construction job site safety
...to protect its people. 3. Regularly inspect, document and improve your safety processes Construction job sites change constantly. Crews arrive and leave. Materials are delivered. Equipment moves. Weather changes. New phases of work introduce new hazards. Your approach to construction safety needs to evolve with the job. Conduct regular job site inspections to identify hazards...
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COVID-19 and construction series: Midwest U.S. region
...doing and the projects we’re pushing out. It’s incredible. Paul Wurth: Yeah. Lessons learned are you’ve got to have a great culture, a great relationship with your subs and vendors and some great systems to have a good communication with your clients. Those people that have had that pre-pandemic have seemed to really weather the...
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Construction claims: How to prevent and handle them
...construction claims are negligence (not meeting professional standards), breach of contract (not following language in contract), breach of warranty (warranty not followed) and fraud (including false statements or advertisements dealing with the quality of your construction). a What should I do if I receive a construction claim? If you received a construction claim, be proactive...
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Construction efficiency & 5 tips to improve it
...construction? 5 tips for smarter construction efficiency Maintaining construction project efficiency is key What is operational efficiency in construction? Operational efficiency in construction refers to your ability to complete quality, profitable projects in a productive and cost-efficient manner. It’s the measure of how effectively and efficiently construction projects are executed and completed. It’s also a...
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The art of communication: Maintaining strong relationships with your team, clients and subs
...communication and setting expectations, we communicate very, very clearly before we engage in a partnership with our clients. We’ve asked the question, ‘Have you ever built before? Have you ever worked with the builder?’ But we are very, very transparent about everything. We let the client and trade partners know that ‘Hey, we do not...
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Change management 101: Overcoming growing pains to find success
...there was a rush for talent. We didn’t have time to check them out, and they’re demanding high salaries, and we just bring them on because we have all this work. But then there’s the technology side of it, right. Here’s where Buildertrend comes in. We didn’t have a very strong CRM at the time....
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