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Read FlipbookTop 6 Capital Planning Best Practice Tips
Whether a capital budget is in the billions or just one million, the goal is the same: make informed decisions about which projects to include, when to execute them and how to do so cost-effectively.
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Read FlipbookHow the Constructible Process Will Transform The Construction Industry By 2020
The construction industry is on the cusp of a massive transformation. This best practice approach to digital transformation is The Constructible Process. Download the ebook to find out more.
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Read FlipbookThe BIM Phrasebook Volume 2
In the first volume of the BIM Phrasebook, we reviewed several key terms you need to know. Volume 2 builds on the first BIM Phrasebook, adding new terms and definitions that might be unfamiliar to you
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Top 10 Revit Tips for MEP Designers and Detailers
This free guide provides the top 10 tips that MEP designers and detailers need to master the Revit platform like a pro. Expand your design knowledge today.
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Read FlipbookHow to Save 87.5% on Every Layout Point
If you're a layout technician, you might be doing layout the old fashioned or manual way. This could mean losing time, money, and valuable resources.
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Read Flipbook3D Scanning Myths, Debunked
3D laser scanning is your most cost-effective and efficient solution to streamline the collection of accurate measurement data on complicated construction projects. But here are some myths debunked.
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Read FlipbookHere's How Expert Estimators Win More Bids
Estimators personally create more than 100 estimates a year, and most win just less than 25%. Here are 3 tips for winning bids.
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Read FlipbookHow to Escape the Resource Crunch
As a project manager, finding the right workers for the right job is one of your most important tasks. But this isn't easy. Here's how you can fight the resource crunch.
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Read FlipbookUsing Technology to Handle Jobsite Emergencies
You can’t always control a jobsite — there will inevitably be circumstances that throw projects for a loop. That’s why it’s important to set several precautions to handle jobsite emergencies.
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Read Flipbook3 Costly Effects of Poor Jobsite Access Control
As a safety or security manager responsible for the health of dozens of workers and equipment valued in the thousands, you don’t have an easy job. In fact, it’s one of the most difficult jobs there is
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Read FlipbookJobsite Access Control: How to Know Who's Really Onsite
Safety managers, project managers, engineers, and superintendents know that access control comes down to three seemingly simple factors — the Three W's of Labor Tracking.
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Read FlipbookNo Fear: Leveraging Offsite Fabrication for Instant Construction Improvement
Offsite fabrication in construction can save time, money, and resources, which in turn, can help improve your construction process.
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OSHA Construction Safety Rules You Need to Know
If you make your living in the construction industry, you need to be concerned about OSHA safety rules. There’s no way around it, and you know you need to keep your team safe.
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Read FlipbookCan the CAD Pro Play the Hero?
If you've ever wondered how to take your CAD skills to the next level, this guide is for you. Access your free guide, "Can the CAD Pro Play the Hero?" today.
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Read FlipbookGetting Smart on Site: Everything You Need to Know About IoT & Smart Construction
Smart construction with IoT tech lets you track everything from tool and equipment location, to wear and tear—all while monitoring site conditions and worker health. The only limit is your imagination
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Read FlipbookScan to BIM Best Practices: What You Need to Know
Whether you’re thinking about getting started in 3D laser scanning or you’ve been doing it for years, this guide reviews scan to BIM best practices for construction crews of every level.
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Read Flipbook3 Simple Ways to Save Over 70% on Your Submittals
Some construction firms require estimators, project managers, or administrative assistant to add job submittals to their workload. Here is how you can save time (and money) on your submittal process.
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Read FlipbookThe Evolution of the Job Submittal
Many construction processes haven't evolved as much as others. The job submittal is one of them. If you're a project manager or administrative assistant in charge of submittals, this is for you.
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Read FlipbookEvery Estimator Should Use Pricing Software
Estimators have enough to remember when accurately pricing a bid. Here is why you need to use pricing software for estimating.
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