Category: Construction
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Common Ways Construction Workers Get Injured On-Site
Construction sites are some of the most dangerous workplaces in the world. Every day, workers put themselves at risk while handling heavy machinery, working at great heights, or operating in hazardous environments. Unfortunately, injuries are all too common, and when they occur, they can leave workers facing serious medical issues, lost wages, and emotional distress.…
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From Foundation to Firewall: Digital Tools in Construction
The construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation with the adoption of digital tools. These tools are revolutionizing the construction workflow, from planning to execution, making projects more efficient and streamlined. The role of IT support is crucial in this digital transformation, enabling construction companies to leverage technology effectively. By embracing digital tools, construction sites…
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When to Seek Legal Help After a Construction Site Slip and Fall
Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments, where workers face numerous risks daily. Heavy machinery, unstable structures, exposed electrical wiring, and unfinished surfaces create dangerous conditions that demand constant vigilance. Among these risks, slip and fall accidents are unfortunately common, often resulting from slippery surfaces, scattered debris, poor lighting, or unmarked hazards. These accidents can lead…
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Milwaukee Tool Debuts New Multi-Bit Driver in Expansion
Delivering on the versatility and access demands of the professional trades, Milwaukee® expands their lineup of fastening solutions. Optimized for various fastening applications and tight spaces, the 6-in-1 Stubby Multi-Bit Screwdriver measures 3” in length and includes four bits and two nut drivers. The 2PC Multi-Bit Screwdriver Set includes Milwaukee’s 11-in-1 Multi-Bit Screwdriver and 6-in-1…
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Stinson LLP Expands with New Los Angeles Office
Stinson LLP is pleased to announce its West Coast expansion with its first California office. The new Los Angeles office in Century City becomes the firm’s 14th office and extends its national footprint. Joining Stinson in California are Corporate Partner Michael Wippler and Litigation Partner Jeffrey Huron. “Continued strategic growth is a core goal for Stinson, and establishing a California…
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6 New Products for General Equipment and Tool Rental
New products are introduced to the general equipment and tool rental industry all the time. Whether these are announced as an updated solution, a brand new tool, or new equipment to add to your lot, these products found a problem and have been designed to address it. As published in the March/April 2025 issue of…
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Lithium Battery Safety: New Rules for New Technology
Lithium batteries have become indispensable in the construction industry, powering everything from handheld tools such as cutoff saws and drills to larger equipment such as scissor lifts and track loaders. High energy density, lightweight design and efficiency make them the preferred choice over older technologies. They offer contractors significant advantages in mobility and productivity. The…
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Big-D Signature Completes Hearth and Hill Restaurant Build
Big-D Signature has completed the construction of Hearth and Hill, a new 7,500 square foot restaurant located in the vibrant Sugar House neighborhood of Salt Lake City. Owned and operated by the Hill Top Hospitality group, Hearth and Hill is the group’s fourth restaurant, offering an inviting atmosphere paired with contemporary American cuisine. Located on…
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Joe Avotins Joins Core States Group as Restaurant Market Director
Core States Group – an integrated, industry-leading architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) firm that partners with some of the world’s most recognized brands – has welcomed Joe Avotins as their new Restaurants Market Director. With offices nationwide, Core States Group designs, builds, and manages projects and programs across North America and has been recognized on…
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How the Right Chain Sling Can Save Your Operation
Regarding heavy lifting in construction, shipping, mining, and manufacturing, chain slings are not just tools—they’re lifelines. They bear the burden of heavy loads, secure materials, and keep your operation moving efficiently. However, not all slings are created equal, and choosing the wrong one can lead to costly damage, serious safety risks, and production delays. Understanding…