Tag: Time
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Time to Renovate? Spot the Tell-Tale Signs for Your Bathroom
Florida is known for its warm weather as well as its humidity. People here enjoy a good home décor and also plan bathroom remodels so that they keep looking and functioning on point. Several families in Naples feel that their bathroom space often shows signs of aging and wear out because of constant use. Other…
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Scheduling Tools to Keep Electrician Teams on Time – CCR-Mag.com
Joe had five scheduled jobs. Two got rescheduled. One was canceled. The other ones? He didn’t know the customer’s location. Why is that? Joe isn’t disorganized.. He runs his schedule based on memory, missed calls, and a whiteboard in the office. Does it sound familiar? Whether you’re running an electrical service business or planning to…
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Jobsite risk is rising. It’s time to benchmark AI-powered worker safety tools
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming construction operations and safety, both on jobsites and on the road between projects. For firms under pressure to meet project deadlines and keep crews safe, AI is designed to reduce risk, cut costs, and improve project efficiency. However, even with rapid AI advancements, safety gains in construction haven’t materialized…
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Inspeq Cuts Rental Equipment Inspection Time in Half
From tight schedules and high customer demands, to machines constantly moving in and out of yards, equipment rental companies face pressure every day. But many still rely on inspection processes that haven’t changed in decades. These old methods eat up time, create confusion, and can often cause delays. Handwritten forms get lost. Damage goes undocumented.…
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Digital Construction Awards 2026: it’s time to enter
This year’s winners included Alconex Infrastructure and Solutions (named Digital Contractor of the Year), Laing O’Rourke (which won Digital Innovation in Health, Safety and Wellbeing), and McLaren Construction (which won Digital Team of the Year). The Belfast Grand Central Station secured the prestigious Digital Construction Project of the Year. View the original article and our…
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When do you know it’s time to turn the heating on?
If, with the sudden arrival of damp and colder weather you’ve seen claims ‘this is the date you need to turn your heating on’, the rising cost of energy bills means you could be hoping this date is still far in the future. The truth is, saying there’s a set date is actually a myth.…
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Discover How Bathroom Cabinet Refacing Saves Time and Money
When you want to do home renovations, bathroom cabinets are important because they change how the room looks and feels. If you need to pick between cabinet refacing or getting a full replacement, think about what you want for your space. A full replacement of bathroom cabinets will change everything in the room, but it…
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Why Site-Wide Lighting Outshines Skid-Only Design Every Time
When illuminating an industrial site, a common mistake can lead to underperformance, inefficiency, and costly rework. Lighting layouts that address requirements for specific sections of a facility instead of creating a comprehensive site-wide design may not deliver optimized results. Isolated Lighting Designs When lighting is specified based on isolated elements, such as a skid, it…
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Why Paper Time Tracking Fuels Construction’s $177B Productivity Gap
In commercial construction, every hour affects the bottom line. Yet many supervisors and managers still spend 14 hours each week chasing down timesheets, correcting handwriting, and resolving hours that don’t match the work performed. These are not minor inefficiencies. Industry-wide, these tasks contribute to over $177 billion in annual lost productivity. Despite the rise of…
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Do home security cameras record all the time?
Knowing whether home security cameras record all the time is important. In order to put together the best protections from intruders for your home you’ll need to be clear on their recording capabilities. Cameras are an important element of home security systems, providing monitoring of a property and, in the unfortunate event of a crime…