With a reduced workforce, the construction industry is constantly faced with the challenge of doing more with less. Being able to recognize when it’s time to take on new projects (or when it’s time to expand your team) is paramount for thriving in an increasingly competitive industry.
What you need to know to compare labor and material costs in construction, including how the industry-standard ratio typically shapes up.
Here are the key takeaways from our conversation with Conley about how Kaufman Lynn drives innovation and fosters a culture of continuous improvement.
Learn more about direct labor budgets in construction, including methods and tools management professionals use to budget more effectively.
Learn more about how to reduce labor costs in construction while maintaining productivity.
Resource loading is an important construction project management metric to keep track of. Keep reading to learn more about resource loading and its significance.
Learn more about the difference between resource leveling vs resource smoothing in construction and how both strategies can be used to manage resources effectively.
Construction risk management is an important process that ensures projects are completed safely, within budget, and on time. Here’s what the process entails.
Here are some human resource planning processes savvy construction management professionals follow to achieve greater efficiency and productivity.
Learn more about construction labor rates (including how to optimize them) in this blog post.
