Innovation Conversation Is Heating Up in Canadian Construction
/in front, news/by CANSIt’s no secret that Canada’s construction industry has been taking a beating for lagging in innovation. Major global studies have flagged the country as an innovation laggard, and the construction sector has been further singled out as underperforming even those weak national statistics. Read more
Developing Missouri’s ‘Road to Tomorrow’
/in front, news/by CANSInterstate 70 between Kansas City and St. Louis is about to become a “laboratory for construction of the next generation of highways” where private-sector organizations can test new technologies. Read more
Powerful Fabric Developed by UK Students a Game-changer for Fixing Local Bridges
/in front, news/by CANSA game-changer for fixing failing bridges is coming in the form of a powerful fabric, developed by engineering students at the University of Kentucky. Not only is it strong, it is a cost-saver too. Read more
If You Have Not Adopted Lean, Here’s The Reason You Will
/in front, news/by CANSSomeone who has never heard of “lean construction” would be right to think “lean” means reduced waste, higher productivity, and better profitability. Those benefits alone would be great reasons to adopt the practice, but if you are not practicing lean construction, those reasons probably won’t be the ones that make you take the leap and […]