As energy prices rise globally, the push for energy efficiency and conservation has never been greater. …
Stormwater Runoff at a Construction Site? 10 Dos and Don’ts
According to estimates from the EPA, American households dispose of 193 million gallons of used oil every year, which is greater than the 2010 Deepwater Horizon incident that spilled 134 million gallons in the Gulf of Mexico—the equivalent of more than 200 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Toolbox Talks for Spanish-Speaking Trades
Even industries like construction and hands-on trades tend to evolve faster than we realize. …
Quality Assurance Inspections: What Every Construction Project Needs
Overhead costs or the General Conditions expense is the most important variable impacting the profit margin of any construction process. …
The Rheia HVAC System: What You Need to Know
Programs like energy efficiency mortgages and energy benchmarking have created the need for builders to pursue new technology to meet their energy goals. …
How Energy Efficiency Regulations Will Benefit Americans
Over 2.2 million jobs in the US are attributed to the energy-efficiency industry, outpacing jobs in oil and gas by up to ten times.…
13 Energy Efficient Building Materials Promoting a Sustainable Future
Energy-efficient construction is not only important for saving homeowners’ costs in an increasingly uncertain world but also for championing a sustainable future. …
SWPPP Silt Fence Policy: Guide to Best Management Practices
Proper sediment control is one of the most important SWPPP requirements for any construction zone.…
How to Make a Safety Plan for Construction: Your Guide
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 150,000 accidents occur annually on worksites. …
A Guide to Florida’s SWPPP Requirements for Construction
Under Florida’s NPDES Stormwater Program, construction sites must obtain a Construction Generic Permit GCP under Section 403.0885 of Florida Statutes to discharge stormwater into a public water source.…