- People, Projects
Construction can be a dangerous job, but besides the more obvious safety concerns, there are some hidden dangers to look out for
- Emily Beyda
- June 27, 2022
- People, Projects
- Justin Hearn
Construction workers rely on several essential tools to get the job done. Here, a project superintendent and carpenter shares the items he can’t live without on the job
- People
- Emily Beyda
The club is helping college-aged women find mentorship and support as they enter construction
- People
- Larry Bernstein
The commercial real estate consultant started her career as one of a few women in her industry, and now she’s trying to give back by promoting and coaching others looking to follow in her footsteps
- People
- Emily Beyda
Experts suggest that young girls often rule out construction as a viable career path early on, which is why this nonprofit is working to introduce them to the field
- People
- Larry Bernstein
A construction professor credits the numerous mentoring relationships that propelled her career, and says increasing the number of women in the industry requires that more are seen in leadership roles
- People, Projects
- Diana Kightlinger
Women were involved throughout construction of the 1,198-foot St. Regis Chicago, from design to project management to the trades
- People
- Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Many family-run construction businesses have unique challenges to consider when it comes to planning for the future. Here’s what those owners need to know
- People, Projects
- Domonic Diaz-Weston
Construction jobsites are dangerously loud, putting workers’ hearing at risk. Here’s why this safety issue isn’t so easily solved
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