With 2020 construction activity picking back up, construction staffing agencies are seeing a steady increase in nationwide demand for plumbers, HVAC technicians, electricians, cable technicians, and various management positions. The skilled trade labor shortage is still in effect, meaning getting the right people onsite at...
The 2020 pandemic heavily impacted construction activity around the country in the second quarter, even pausing some Phoenix-area projects as a result. Now that construction has been given the green light to proceed with new COVID-19 safety measures in place, we’re once again seeing development...
Worksite safety is naturally a top priority for reputable U.S. construction companies. Job sites are inherently high-risk zones, with heavy machinery and potentially dangerous equipment in use nearly every day. Construction leadership must be vigilant to ensure proper safety protocols are strictly followed to avoid...
The U.S. construction industry is one of the largest in the world, with approximately $1.4 trillion spent annually. The construction sector contributes more than four percent to the country’s annual GDP, and employs more than five percent of the American workforce. In November 2019 alone, there were $989 billion in construction starts...
If you’re a high school student trying to decide what career path to pursue, consider a future in construction. Imagine completing your higher education with a certification in a skilled trade, absolutely no student loan debt, and several years of paid work experience already under your...
The U.S. recently set a longevity record for economic expansion, exceeding ten years for the first time in recorded history. According to the September 2019 ULI Real Estate Economic Forecast, real estate should remain steady through 2021. The retail sector, however, will likely continue to restructure...