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CURT-CII Joint Conference: What Did You Get Out of It?

In early February, CURT and CII concluded another successful Joint Conference. Once it was over, most of us – including construction owners and all the other enterprises that support these organizations – came back to our offices and assessed the value we received for our investment of time and resources. These assessments guide our decisions …

New Resource to Increase the Pipeline of Workers in Energy Efficient Construction

When it comes to running a successful construction project, having a skilled and well-trained workforce is essential. Yet, difficulty filling these types of roles with qualified workers has been an ongoing challenge for employers in the construction sector. This is especially true for jobs with an energy efficiency focus.

Top Construction Trends for 2020

Depending on what news sources you follow, you’re likely to have read several trend predictions for 2020. Here is a Top-10 style list, linked back to the original articles.

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