Blog Page 2

Thumbnail

Construction Industry Technology Trends in 2021

Construction Worker with Laptop

The construction industry is a powerhouse, adding more than $900 billion to the US economy in the first quarter of 2020, then disaster struck. COVID-19 caused a massive slowdown claiming almost a million jobs and over $60 billion of revenue. Obviously, companies exposed to COVID-19 affected segments were hit harder, but that wasn’t the only determination of weathering the storm. Companies that could react to the changing realities on the ground through capitalizing on advancements in technology to meet the needs of a diminished workforce and lower overhead costs seem to fair much better. While this wasn’t the only factor, there are significant trends occurring in the industry and much room for optimism.

Thumbnail

Activity Hazard Analysis (AHAs) Available in 43 Languages!

Global Translation

Gadzoom, Inc. is truly one of the most innovative technology companies in the construction industry, and to prove that, Gadzoom has expanded its translation capabilities from just Spanish translation into 43 different languages for all Activity Hazard Analyses (AHAs) created on the platform. Gadzoom’s AHA creation program and library provide the fastest way for contractors to create and manage their Activity Hazard Analysis creation and management within their safety programs.

Thumbnail

Whats Trending in Construction October 2020

In this month’s edition of “What’s Trending in Construction,” we feel it appropriate to focus on two things that we know will strongly shape the industry over the coming years; infrastructure and technology. Adapting to the industry by incorporating these undeniable trends will pay off by increasing profitability and productivity for you and your team.

Thumbnail

Automatically Translate Your AHAs Into More Than 40 Languages

Global Translation

Contractors performing work for the Federal Government are required to adhere to stringent safety requirements for training, planning, and execution of each and every construction activity. These requirements apply whether working in the states or at any U.S. facility around the world.