Concrete contractors (or concrete finishers specifically) are categorized as “masonry workers” by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. As these workers are responsible for building key structures, they play an important role in the completion of construction projects.
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With the ability to add, edit, and remove project allocations directly from team member profiles, Bridgit Bench has become the most flexible workforce planning platform available to contractors today. However you choose to plan your people, Bench will meet you there with all the insight you need to plan confidently and effectively.
Bridgit Bench is the only workforce planning platform built to actually manage, track, and forecast your entire team. From salaried project admins to craft and hourly workers, Bench is your all-in-one platform for workforce planning that’s easy for everyone on your team, and flexible enough to work for your business.
In an effort to stall inflation, the Federal Reserve has been lifting interest rates this year, which has had a ripple effect on all industries. Here are some construction industry challenges that have been caused by higher interest rates.
Migrating to a new construction workforce planning tool may seem daunting, but with modern technology, implementation can be straight forward. Optimizing your workforce planning processes and gaining an operational edge compared to your competitors will set you up for long-term success.
DeAngelis Diamond Construction was founded by David Diamond and John DeAngelis in 1996. What started out as a small construction management firm grew rapidly into a well-known and well-respected ENR 400 leader in the construction industry with a highly diverse project portfolio.
Founded in 1969, Rogers O’Brien Construction (RO) has established itself as a leading general contractor in Texas. Recently, Rogers O’Brien has partnered with Bridgit Bench to help streamline their resource planning across their Texas offices.
When the construction backlog drops, efficient and productive resource management can make the difference between keeping a project profitable and putting your projects at risk. This article explores some of the ways construction resource planning can help as project bidding becomes more competitive.
As the construction industry continues to move forward and embrace the digital transformation of their core processes, putting a focus on data analysis as a skill set will continue to become more important for all leadership and construction management positions. Construction is making the effort to shift from manual processes to cloud-based, automated software and technology. That shift will inevitably result in a wealth of project and workforce data being captured from every phase a project goes through.
