OSHA's silica standard requires nuanced compliance from concrete contractors, especially regarding respirator use. Misinterpretations can lead to citations, emphasizing the need for precise adherence to Table 1 and proactive safety measures.
Sila secures a $1.4 billion conditional loan from the U.S. Department of War to boost domestic battery production, reducing reliance on foreign supply chains.
The NRMCA's updated PCR for concrete emphasizes sustainability and clarity, affecting procurement and operational practices in construction.
Bimergen Energy retains a 7.5% stake in three battery projects with low recorded equity value, focusing on long-term gains through strategic partnerships and future project benefits.
Almost 90% of data center building management systems communicate over insecure protocols, posing significant security risks. This highlights the urgent need for the AECM industry to upgrade systems and comply with federal cybersecurity standards.
U.S. manufacturing has reached a value of $2.91 trillion, but a skills shortage poses a challenge to sustaining this growth. AECM businesses must address workforce training to stay competitive.
Grounded, a Detroit-based company, raises $5 million and expands its manufacturing capacity by 1,900%, opening a new 50,000-square-foot facility to meet growing demand for modular vehicle platforms.
The expiration of the $1.2 trillion IIJA on September 30 could disrupt funding for numerous construction projects, prompting industry leaders to call for legislative action.
Integrating former prisoners into construction jobs addresses skills gaps and reduces re-offending rates, offering a model for US firms to enhance workforce and social outcomes.
