Feature Articles

Incoming AWCI President Brian C. Allen plans to drive industry innovation by strengthening member engagement and fostering collaboration.

Firms that deploy AI and automated equipment can potentially gain advantages in safety, speed and cost, but the legal infrastructure to support it.

AI will not replace those who have worked in the industry for years and the experience they bring to navigate the risks that come with such contracts.

Contractors are pairing AI with automation to rethink labor, workflows and production in ways that redefine the business.

Prefabrication doesn’t change who builds; it changes how we build. The principles are consistent across owners, general contractors and trades: clarity of scope, control of interfaces, and collaboration from day one.

While the current housing shortage is a dire issue, it is merely symptomatic of a broader deficiency across American energy, manufacturing and infrastructure.

Employee terminations are an unfortunate but necessary part of every business operation.

An OSHA inspection is a law-enforcement visit with legal, financial and reputational risk.