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Keeping the Doors Open Part 2 - Cities are Shutting Down and Construction is Getting Creative
By Lauren White, RCS Reporter. How companies, departments, and organizations are able to maintain operations remotely and keep construction projects going. Not only are building departments in Portland, Oregon closing down, they’re closing nationwide. Even with cities shutting down and permit departments closing their doors to the public, they are ...
Experts Say Metal Construction Industry Will Emerge Stronger
By Karen L. Edwards, RCS Editor. Embracing digital, evaluating and improving operations will all contribute to a strong comeback. METALCON’s weekly webinar, “Reigniting Sales and Operations Amidst a World Health Crisis” shared interesting insight into how the industry is responding to the crisis and why we will emerge even stronger on the ...
COVID-19 and Roof Hugger
Editor's note: the following announcement is from Roof Hugger. The Roof Hugger Team, along with the rest of the world, has made efforts to protect its employees, customers and vendors in response to COVID-19. During this time, we would like our customers to know that we are here for you. You ...
Adapting Metal Construction Amidst a Pandemic
By New Tech Machinery. Learn the different ways to keep your portable rollforming machines functional and your business operational. The coronavirus pandemic has affected millions of people and businesses worldwide. These are unprecedented times filled with unknowns and constant change. While metal construction operations can be a challenging business to sustain ...
Keeping the Doors Open Part 1 - Parr Lumber is Open for Business
By Lauren White, RCS Reporter. Even though the Bureau of Development Services closed its doors, sales are still strong for the Oregon-based building materials supplier. Editor’s note: The information in this article is accurate as of the day it was written, March 30, 2020. Contractors still have work to do, and they want ...
OSHA Interim Response Plan
By Elliot Haney & Trent Cotney of Cotney Construction Law LLP. The Response Plan is designed to ensure that OSHA’s limited resources are reserved for industries at the highest risk of COVID-19 exposure. Employers in the construction industry are well aware of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) and its standard ...
Roofing Road Trips Podcast: Charles Antis
By Lauren White, RCS Reporter. During these trying times, it’s important to stay curious and leverage forward. Charles Antis, the founder and CEO of Antis Roofing and Waterproofing, and his team have found ways to stay busy giving back to those in need. Whether that is delivering food, providing space for ...
7 Ways Roofing Projects Can Stay on Track During the Pandemic
By Lauren White, RCS Reporter. How to practice social distancing and continue with home improvement projects. Under normal circumstances, this time of year is when home improvement and remodeling projects take place. The coronavirus crisis has caused many disruptions to everyone’s schedules, plans, and day-to-day lives. While many people are turning ...
COVID-19 Contractors Counsel
By Trent Cotney - Cotney Construction Law, LLP WSRCA General Counsel. Employers need to be aware of how government actions may affect their businesses. Disclaimer: Each state may have different laws. Please check each state for specific guidance. As COVID-19 continues to affect our daily lives, it is crucial for employers to ...
Nearmap to Provide Free High-Resolution Aerial Imagery to Health Officials and Government Agencies for COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Leading aerial imagery company Nearmap announced today that it is making its high-resolution aerial imaging available free of charge to state, local and county health officials, and government agencies for COVID-19 relief effort planning. Agencies that do not currently have access to an active Nearmap subscription or trial can sign up ...
