Tag: safety
Three Ways Your Surveying Practices Might Be Falling Short
Do you use laser scanning in your surveying work? If not, you might be missing out on key advantages that are rapidly becoming standard.
How...
Tunnel to Safety
By Chad Clinehens
As I was nearing graduation in 1999 and finalizing where I would start my first full-time job as an engineer intern, I...
Reopening Buildings After a Shutdown
Biological considerations indirectly linked to COVID-19
By Bill Zoeller
Introduction
Due to safety measures such as mask-wearing/facial protection, social distancing, limited gatherings, and reduced travel, the workplace...
GPR for Utility Locating Offers Safety, Efficiency, and Revenue Benefits
By Peter Masters
Residential and commercial inspectors, plumbing and utility contractors, and electricians are finding the use of ground penetrating radar (GPR) provides a host...
Flying Safely and Compliantly: Five Steps to Launch a Successful Drone Program
By Mike Morris
Moss is a national construction management company and an Engineering and News Report Top 100 Contractor with an impressive portfolio of projects...
FogHorn Empowers Organizations to Monitor Worker Health & Improve Safety with Edge AI and...
Businesses can enforce workplace health and safety standards by using edge computing and AI to monitor compliance of health and safety measures
SUNNYVALE, CA –– FogHorn, a...
30 Universal Work Zone Safety Tips
By Bryan Christiansen
Most sites are looking to continuously evolve and improve their safety program. To help with this, new ideas need to be...
3D Augmented Reality Solution Sought, Evaluated and Deployed
By Jodie Hartnell
Augmented reality has moved past the phase of tantalizing possibility to real-world applications. A Norwegian design firm put a new, low-cost,...
Working Without A Contract
By Mark Jackson
It is extremely important for design firms to have a signed contract before providing professional services. A written contract provides an opportunity...
