People of Construction

On our Friday afternoon country roads drive, my mother-in-law (Laura) and I spotted several lone corn stalks growing amongst acres and acres of beans.  I have written about this scene before but the sight struck another chord within me as I continue to ponder the state of affairs of our participation program for minority and women-owned firms on our commercial construction sites in our marketplace. The challenge to thrive and survive was heavy for these few corn stalks.  It was pretty…

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Jobsite Culture “Establishing and maintaining a positive job-site culture means that everyone gets to experience a workplace that is inclusive and respectful.  We know what a good jobsite culture feels like–it’s the job that everyone wants to be on because it looks and feels welcoming.  We also know that good culture leads to a safer and more productive job, one that provides higher value to our clients and allows each and every worker to perform their best work. Everyone must actively…

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