Articles Tagged with ''women in AEC''

A new workforce emerges nationwide and helps address the labor shortage.

Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas spoke about a mental health plan for the industry. To further the point, a well-structured mental health action plan in the construction industry can improve worker well-being by addressing job-related stressors, fostering awareness, and implementing evidence-based initiatives.

The president of Nathan Kimmel sits on fire roundtable in her local greater Los Angeles community, discussing codes and building materials.

There are many advantages for women working in the construction industry.

The National Institute of Building Sciences, National Building Museum, and International Code Council have made the decision to postpone Elevate 2025.

Elevate 2025 will convene industry leaders and policymakers to explore the true scope of the issue and introduce solutions to support the country’s security and growth.

Each year, these awards celebrate innovators that have made significant contributions in advancing the built environment. 

Building on its workwear collections announced in 2023, Milwaukee enhanced its workwear portfolio to include women’s job site apparel. This new expansion combines the performance and comfort that tradeswomen need on the job in an optimally tailored fit.