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Boost Productivity, Safety with Jobsite Stretch-and-Flex

Just like professional athletes, construction workers would be wise to start each shift with a simple round of stretching. Here’s how—and why—such stretch-and-flex programs are a must on any jobsite

Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
September 16, 2022

How One Engineer Is Dismantling Stereotypes of Women in Construction

People
Frank Kalman

Chloe Gharios has a message for women in construction: you belong. And she is fearless in being authentic as an engineer by showing through social media how others can be, too

Granite Construction’s Kyle Larkin: Fueled by Constant Learning

People
Pat Olsen

Learn how Granite Construction President and CEO Kyle Larkin went from intern to corner office

The Tradesman Mentoring the Next Generation in Construction

People
Frank Kalman

Darrell Galloway’s construction career has spanned many trades; now he’s giving back by encouraging the next generation

Inside Bluebeam: David Rekker

Inside Bluebeam, People
Frank Kalman

Responsible for overseeing Bluebeam’s customers throughout Canada, David Rekker credits his proclivity for building long-lasting relationships as the key to his success

The Plumber Flushing Away Stereotypes to Motivate Women in Construction

People
Emily Beyda

Judaline Cassidy has been laughed at for being a female plumber, but that hasn’t stopped her from ascending to the top of her craft and being a trailblazer for other women entering the trade

This Bootstrapped Window and Wall Business Went from Bankruptcy to Global Success

People
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Rodrigo d'Escoto didn’t know anything about windows—or the construction business—when he first hustled his way to building Reflection Window + Wall, now a multinational enterprise generating hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenues

Explore the Fascinating World of Theme Park Design and Construction

People
Emily Beyda

There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to designing and building the magical worlds that provide us with high-towering thrills and feelings of childhood wonder

‘Love It or List It’ Builder Sees Business Take Off

People
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Hank McCullough made just $2,500 when he built his first house; now, after some shrewd moves and a popular TV show, the contractor says he’s busier than ever