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Commercial Construction Jobs

Commercial Construction Jobs by the Numbers

Anyone contemplating a career in commercial construction would probably like to know the prospects for gainful employment—and advancement. Happily, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides a detailed analysis of this vital economic sector. And the takeaways are encouraging.

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The Fleming Construction Group – 2022 Year in Review

On behalf of everyone at the Fleming Construction Group, Fleming Steel Erectors and Fleming 8760, we’d like to wish our associates and friends a very happy new year! Before pushing full steam into a successful, prosperous 2023, however, we’d like to take a moment to reflect on the past year and share some of the highlights.

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What is Lean Construction?

Practitioners of Lean Construction can point to many examples of impressive results. When a project is completed efficiently, it doesn’t just benefit the financial stakeholders. Workers at all levels experience greater satisfaction by being associated with a successful venture that exemplifies excellence.

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Maintaining Jobsite Safety in Dangerous Weather

It can be tempting to push ahead with building schedules even when mother nature isn’t cooperating. But ignoring the dangers of harsh conditions is not wise. There are better ways to handle the challenges of inclement weather.

Types of Glass Used in Construction

Types of Glass Used in Construction

Glass has come a long way since the ancient Egyptians used it to make beads and decorative objects. Now, various types of glass are used for a wide range of construction needs.

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Building Automation and the Energy Ecosystem

Now, digital programs allow building managers to control HVAC, lighting, water, security, alarm systems, safety measures, elevators and escalators automatically, through one portal.

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Energy Modeling—A Smart Way to Boost Efficiency

As energy prices soar, individuals and organizations are increasingly focused on energy efficiency. That makes sense from a cost-saving point of view. And it’s good for the environment. Fortunately, the outlook for more energy efficient systems is brighter now than ever before. Recent advances in technology have facilitated a quantum leap in this area—through energy modeling, also known as whole-building energy modeling (BEM).