Tag: Break
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Clark, Herzog break ground on $705M DC rail yard
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Project leaders picked up shovels in Northeast Washington, D.C, to kick off a critical infrastructure upgrade along the Northeast Corridor. A joint venture of Bethesda, Maryland-based Clark Construction and St. Joseph, Missouri-based Herzog Contracting broke ground Nov.…
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Felder & Associates, YMCA Break Ground on Renovation
WHO YMCA of Coastal Georgia Leadership, in partnership with Brian Felder (Principal of Felder & Associates), cordially invites members of the media and the community to join them for the Groundbreaking of the Islands Family YMCA. WHAT The YMCA of Coastal Georgia will hold a ceremonial groundbreaking to officially begin the major renovation and modernization of…
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Miller Architects & Builders Break Ground on Aspen Estates
Eden Prairie, MN – Aspen Estates, a new assisted living and memory care facility, is set to bring a personalized, home-like experience to residents in Eden Prairie. The inspiration for Aspen Estates comes from founder Bill Welch, whose vision was shaped by the passing of his father in a large senior care facility. “Many don’t…
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Mental health maze: can construction break the stigma?
Construction is facing a mental health emergency, with alarming suicide rates reflecting the persistent stigma that prevents many people from speaking out. The conversation around mental health has undoubtedly improved in recent years, but with male suicide rates in construction among the highest of any UK sector, there is still more work to be done.…
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Mental health campaign aims to ‘break the stigma’
A new suicide prevention campaign has been launched to help normalise therapy and encourage tradespeople to seek support. Created by construction community network On The Tools, the campaign features a series of videos under its fundraising initiative, Project 7,000: The Lost City. The initiative aims to raise awareness, address the stigma associated with mental health…
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California PAGA Reform: How Employers Can Stay Compliant With Meal and Rest Break Laws
California is well-known for having some of the most rigorous labor requirements in the United States, especially concerning employee meal and rest breaks. These regulations have been in place for over two decades, but recent legislative changes raise the stakes for non-compliance. As of July 1, 2024, California reformed its Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA),…
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Backyard Sauna Ideas That Don’t Break the Budget
Creating a backyard retreat is no longer reserved for luxury homes. More homeowners today are exploring ways to add wellness-inspired spaces without spending a fortune. A cozy outdoor sauna can be one of the best additions, offering relaxation, health benefits, and a touch of elegance to your yard. The good news is that there are…
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10 Reasons Why You Should Break Up with Your Old Scheduling Software
This content is sponsored by Outbuild If you’re still running projects in Microsoft Project, Primavera P6, or even Excel, you’re not alone. A lot of construction teams have used these tools for decades. But just because they’ve been around forever doesn’t mean they’re the best choice today. Construction scheduling and planning software like Outbuild is…
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10 Reasons Why You Should Break Up with Your Old Scheduling Software
This content is sponsored by Outbuild If you’re still running projects in Microsoft Project, Primavera P6, or even Excel, you’re not alone. A lot of construction teams have used these tools for decades. But just because they’ve been around forever doesn’t mean they’re the best choice today. Construction scheduling and planning software like Outbuild is…
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How much air conditioning noise can I expect? We break it down
‘How much air conditioning noise can I expect’ is arguably one of the most common questions asked by anyone considering adding it to their homes. But, is it realistic to expect it to be whisper quiet? With fixed air conditioning units comprising interior and exterior units, and portable air conditioners venting externally through windows, it’s…
