Fine print is important. While lawyers often get paid to read the fine print, it is important that clients — individuals and businesses — read it, too. Just as important are the documents referred to or incorporated by reference into the fine print — or what I call the “finer print.”

When people talk about artificial intelligence (AI) in construction, they jump straight to the shiny stuff: the robots, the automation, the blueprint-reading software, and the latest pitch that makes it sound like the trades have been standing still while everyone else has discovered the future.

The American Heart Association initiative aims to improve cardiovascular health and CPR readiness among Lowcountry construction workers

The agreement brings together two organizations with a shared commitment to improving the lives and safety of the men and women who build America.

The event, held Oct. 8-14 at the Oklahoma City Convention Center, brings together plumbing engineers, designers, contractors and other industry professionals.

The Constructing the Path to Suicide Prevention Act would authorize a national study through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to collect data on the unique suicide risk factors facing construction workers that can be used to inform future suicide prevention programming.

ServiceTitan and Ramp have partnered to streamline contractor spending, reduce manual work and improve cost visibility.

The analysis of 4,699 home-service lead conversations found higher 24-hour reply rates when the first message named the job and asked one question.

ASPE’s MedGas Workshop is set for Nov. 12–15, 2026, at its Rosemont, Illinois, headquarters, just minutes from O’Hare Airport and within walking distance of several hotels.

The designation places Trane Technologies among a select group of Cornerstone Partners and reflects the company’s deep ties to the Carolinas.