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The first step in conducting an effective meeting is to create and distribute the agenda in advance, says Brad O'Neill of Dick...

Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries everywhere, and the trades are no exception. While the idea of robots replacing skilled workers may make headlines,...

Contractors should strongly consider implementing a mentorship program within their companies, not only to build valuable skills, but also to foster strong...

Much of what the water and wastewater industry does is on the backs of commercial-size trucks. Commercial trucks require drivers with commercial...

As the demand for a more resilient and reliable electrical grid increases, utility companies across the United States are turning to trenchless...

The integration of technology can be seen in almost every aspect of a construction project — from planning to site work and...

In the utility contracting industry, things can go bad in many ways, whether it’s industrial incidents that injure employees, medical emergencies, and...

Inventory management isn’t only for retailers and manufacturers. It’s also key for utility contractors to carefully track and manage their stock. Whether it’s...

Do these example scenarios sound familiar?The lawn service had to go. I used them for over 15 years, and by the last season,...

In June 2024, Indianapolis was home to the U.S. Olympic swim trials at Lucas Oil Stadium. This week, it was time for...

Employees in the water and sewer industry are sometimes asked to perform certain hazardous tasks. These tasks, like trenching, confined-space entry, lockout/tagout...

Profit margins. It’s a term that gets thrown around casually in the trades, often treated as a simple, straightforward calculation. Mark up...

Workers on construction sites often interact with toxic substances such as asbestos, lead and various other chemicals. If not handled properly, exposure...

When was the last time your business faced a sudden equipment breakdown that threw your operations into chaos? Downtime can be expensive  —...