Constructing Northeast Florida:
The Compass Group Blog

When a major construction project begins in a neighborhood, some community members are excited, while others are unhappy about the changes and uncertainty that lies ahead. We know that a changing skyline, disrupted traffic patterns, and construction noise can be uncomfortable for those living in an area under construction; however, there are many reasons to embrace development in your neighborhood. Here are five. 

It’s well known within the construction industry that builders are often slow to adapt to new technology. However, investing in new technology is essential for any construction team that wants to expand its business and boost credibility. 

Here’s why construction owners need to make sure the construction company they trust uses construction management technology. 

Safety should be top priority for everyone in the construction industry. Understanding ladder safety laws can save lives on construction sites. 

The U.S. Department of Justice last updated its regulations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 2010. The ADA requires all government, public, and commercial facilities to have handicapped-accessible parking. How many spaces should your building have? 

With the continued growth and evolution of the construction industry, construction companies must stay on top of trends if they want to remain competitive. By harnessing the power of new technology, your company can reduce risk and cost – and enjoy steady success in 2020 and beyond.

What your company can do to bring more workers to the construction industry 

The construction industry is booming and creates more than $1 trillion in structures every year. However, the industry is lacking an important piece of the building process: manpower. 

The number of construction projects are growing so rapidly that there are thousands of open positions with not enough workers to fill them. To save the construction industry from a slowdown, construction trades have to come together.