More efficient lighting within buildings oftentimes doesn’t need as much electricity current flowing to it—and now, the 2020 National Electrical Code reflects that. The list of commercial occupancies within Table 220.12 of...
On June 23, join as Lutron showcases the benefits of wireless lighting control for commercial applications and learn how Lutron's Vive technology can help you work smarter, not harder, allowing you to grow your business...
A new report from Moody Analytics, “Downturns, Construction Delays, and the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Economics of Supply Growth in the Age of Coronavirus” notes that, “Economic downturns cause delays and cancellations for new...
As the world slowly returns to work and public spaces, technology is being leveraged to keep the coronavirus in check and prevent spread of the contagion. Many in the workforce and others will soon find themselves part of new...
One metric has been consistently used to tally the ongoing push for a green economy. For many years, the market share of coal has stood as a stark contrast to the optimistic progress of renewable power. Now, that contrast may...
A new report from McKinsey & Co., “How Construction Can Emerge Stronger After Coronavirus,” noted that while the pandemic is causing significant problems in construction, there are some strategies to address the challenges...
In my July 2018 column, “Construction Without Disruption,” I said directional boring and microtrenching are the least disruptive construction practices used in urban areas, so I was pleased to stumble upon an excellent...
The movement toward clean energy requires more than just government regulation. The private industry, and more than just utilities and energy users, has to embrace the cause. Recently, a clean energy advocacy organization...
Unlike many communication networks that use a standard cable type, fiber optic networks are generally built with custom cables engineered for each installation. Ultimately, a manager must approve the cable plant design and sign the purchase order. They have to make a decision—is this the right cable? Well, is it?
OSHA’s Falls Safety Stand Down Week and Construction Safety Week programs featuring job-site safety talks, hazard identification and employee training programs help workers recognize safety issues and use the proper control methods. Test your knowledge here.