Technological Innovation and Application Prospects As a large civil engineering construction enterprise established in 2001 with a registered capital of 616,238.2 million RMB, China Railway 11th ...

The wave of technological change is surging simultaneously in both the industry and education sectors. On large construction ...

Construction is known for its inherent risks. The iconic image of workers casually eating lunch on a skyscraper beam with no safety measures highlights the risks that have long been present in the ...

Construction organizations today can broaden their approach to workforce safety by considering worker engagement, stress management, skills development, and the strategic use of technology.

The construction industry is undergoing a profound technological transformation, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as a powerful force for enhancing productivity, improving safety and ...

Effective construction safety means looking beyond the job site—prioritizing worker engagement, mental health, skills development, and technology to strengthen the workforce. Construction ...

Worker and job-site safety are key factors that construction management firms must consider daily. The Boston-based firm Shawmut does this with AI-powered software connected to workers' phones. This ...

Commercial vehicles are an integral part of the American economy, delivering essential goods to every corner of the United States. Millions of commercial and consumer vehicles occupy the road every ...

Highway construction workers remain vulnerable to work zone crashes as a result of distracted or speeding drivers, according to a new Associated General Contractors (AGC) national survey. State ...

New toolkit aims to aid contractors with educating customers on best practices for electrical safety in residential projects.

Earlier this year, the National Association for Biotechnology published a study that looked into the cause of hesitancy among industrial workers when it comes to adopting wearable technology. Using ...

Professor Emmanuel Adinyira has cautioned that Ghana’s development is headed towards what he calls “dangerous progress” if construction projects continue to ignore the safety and wellbeing of the ...