Construction workers may unknowingly bring home toxic metals
Workers can carry harmful dust in addition to lead from the jobsite, a new study found, but preventative measures are simple.
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Ukraine's construction projects grind to a near halt
The Russian invasion has taken a toll on the country's once-thriving construction industry.
Lendlease launches $500M JV in life sciences industry
The Americas general manager of the company's life science construction group discusses its new partnership, trends and challenges for 2022.
World's largest solar-powered steel mill breaks ground in Colorado
The $500 million facility includes a 300-megawatt photovoltaic installation.
Orlando emphasizes 'wow factor' in digital twin project
Unlike many other cities' digital twins, the project will map the entire 40-square-mile metro region.
Ukraine invasion heightens contractors' risk of cyberattack
Small and medium-sized businesses, including construction firms, are among the most vulnerable, according to experts.
Rudolph & Sletten project exec says women in construction can 'pave their own way'
Kelli Quinn talks about the importance of finding a mentor, why she chose construction as a career and her favorite projects.
Following the IIJA: Construction Dive's infrastructure act news roundup
Arizona is set to receive money for three ports of entry, Midwestern states want funds for bridge repairs and localities are ramping up plans for res…
Public construction firms announce earnings
Several of these industry giants reported losses in their most recent financial periods while others saw profits fall.
Ukraine war 'likely to have multiple effects' on materials prices
The Russian invasion of Ukraine could exacerbate price and supply chain issues that are already at crisis levels, an economist says.
