February 4, 2024
Matt Bisbee
A driven pile bulkhead is the backbone of upgrades happening at the Port of Cleveland. All activity at the port revolves around a strong, stable structure that will require little maintenance throughout the 21st century. The best advocate for its success? How little it's thought of for years to come.
Read about The Great Lakes Construction Co.'s work on the Dock 24 & 26 Master Modernization and Rehabilitation Project, the second major improvement project in a series of projects to upgrade the Port of Cleveland.
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| "Dear Darling, static load testing vs. dynamic load testing how has the evolution of testing processes changed or shaped the industry?" |
Don't miss Buck Darling's firsthand account of how dynamic testing changed his career... and saved him from a rat-infested garbage dump.
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| Arlington National Cemetery Southern Expansion Defense Access Road Project |
Kokosing Construction Company, Inc. lays the groundwork to create land for an additional 80,000 grave sites for service men and women here's how they did it.
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| Can Flexible Work... Work for Construction? |
"We need to stop shouting louder at women and other under-represented groups to join us, and instead make construction a viable career choice for as many people as possible, recognizing that a lack of flexibility and agility in the way we work actively prevents many from either joining our industry or staying with us." Suzannah Nichol of Build UK wrote this as part of a report conducted in the UK about how to make flexible working work for construction. Read more about the report including the extensive pilot program and start assessing your operations.
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| Preparing for Suicide Prevention |
If suicide prevention and mental health initiatives aren't part of your safety priorities for 2024, it's time to change that. These should be critical elements of your written safety program and safety culture. Read about why, and PileDriver magazine will keep focusing on how to integrate these components into your safety procedures in 2024.
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