Items Tagged with 'AEC industry'

Bluebeam announced that Bluebeam Max is now available to all customers globally, giving AEC teams the option to upgrade to a premium subscription that delivers AI-powered automation and next generation review tools.

This May, the National Institute of Building Sciences will host the 2026 Building Innovation Conference at The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner, in McLean, Va., featuring a strong lineup of respected leaders from across the built environment.

CIDAN announces CMME 2025, a three-day event on March 11-13, 2025 in Peachtree City, offering hands-on machine demos, expert insights, and networking to advance metal fabrication.

The company's Tru-Weep is a complete line of stucco accessories designed to accommodate drainage mats within stucco assemblies. 

A new report discusses market size, share, growth and industry analysis by type.

Construction contractors are optimistic about certain private-sector segments and have high hopes for most types of public-sector work, according to survey results the Associated General Contractors of America and Sage released on Jan. 8.

OSHA has issued a revision to the personal protective equipment standard for construction workers, which is set to take effect on Jan. 13. The ruling is aimed to improve workers’ safety from hazardous conditions, writes Kristin Fletcher in a piece for SHRM.

To combat supply chain issues, a labor shortage and other industry challenges, drywall contractors have been incorporating automation into their work, according to HP. These tools have helped contractors with efficiency, quality, consistency and costs.

On Dec. 3, in a live ceremony held online, Don Allen, executive director of the Steel Framing Industry Association, announced the nine project winners of the 2024 SFIA Industry Project Awards.

According to the American Immigration Council, the construction industry has the highest percentage of undocumented workers at 13.7 percent, surpassing agriculture (12.7 percent), hospitality (7.1 percent), general services (6.5 percent), and transportation and warehousing (5.5 percent).