People often use the terms’ construction manager and project manager interchangeably. However, there are clear differences between these two positions. Let’s take a closer look at both jobs and their tasks and responsibilities. Read on to Learn: All the differences
For a construction manager, keeping a project within budget is often difficult. With many unforeseen costs or delays, it can be difficult to project costs from the start. However, to start a new build, a financial plan has to be
Keeping a construction project streamlined, within budget, and on a timeline can be quite a hassle. However, some tools can directly influence the success or failure of our projects. Among these tools, BIM construction project management is reshaping how we
In today’s environment, the role of a project manager in construction is more critical than ever Top General Contractors deliver world-class facilities by hiring top talent, building effective project teams and improving productivity which, in return, drives increased construction productivity and competitive advantage. Yet,
Introduction Field Mobility Designed for Construction The Right Information Part of Trimble Construction field management software can reduce confusion, errors, and delays. Using the wrong drawing or outdated specifications can cause costly mistakes and delays, which can put your project
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Introduction Cost Overruns Single Source of Truth 4 Ways for a Unified Approach Cost Control Assistance Closing your construction projects on time and on budget is a top priority. The more efficiently you can manage projects, the more profitable those
A general contracting company based in Charlottesville, Virginia, Martin Horn has served its community since 1979. The company does more than $40 million in construction each year in a wide variety of projects, from retail to higher education to residential.
Don’t Waste, Reuse: How Recycled and Reclaimed Materials will Impact the Future of the Construction Industry In 2019, the global rate of consumption of materials was 100 billion tons and is projected to reach 175 billion tons in 2050. The
The building and construction industry currently accounts for 39% of global carbon emissions, meaning that reducing carbon emissions in construction will have a pivotal impact around the world. … Read More