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Building a Safer Future in the Construction Industry: Construction Safety Week 2025

Making a Difference in Safety Construction Safety Week is now in its 11th year and remains dedicated to promoting a stronger safety culture in the construction industry. In 2014, 40 companies recognized the need to elevate the conversation around safety. Despite being industry competitors, they united under the shared mission of bringing everyone home safely …

What it Really Takes to Advance Women in Construction

Companies offer ERGs because it’s what they’ve been told will help women advance. But for many women, these efforts feel surface-level – well-intended, but lacking the structure, resources, and influence needed to create real leadership opportunities.

The Need for Construction Education

The construction industry isn’t just about building structures – it’s about shaping communities, driving economies, and setting the foundation for future generations. From the homes we live into the roads we travel on, skilled construction professionals are the backbone of modern society.

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