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AI for Subcontractors: Your Newest Productivity Tool in the Toolbox 0

By Sheri Kitchen | Editorial Board Member, FASA Artificial Intelligence. Two words that can spark everything from fascination to fear. In the world of subcontracting, where every hour counts and every detail matters, it’s no wonder there’s hesitation. Many worry that AI might take away jobs, or replace the skilled human touch that keeps this

ASA Attorneys’ Council 2025 Annual Retreat 0

By Mike Oscar, Director of Government Relations On March 28-29, 2025, about 20 Attorneys’ Council members from law firms and ASA chapters nationwide attended the annual retreat in Park City, UT. We appreciate their dedication and contributions to improving the Association. At the conference, we introduced the 2025 updates to two key ASA documents: ASA

Survey Reveals Many Benefits for Women in Construction 0

By Glass Magazine Editorial Staff A recent survey conducted by the New York chapter of Professional Women in Construction (PWC NY) shows that women employed in construction find many benefits to working in the industry and suggests ways to break barriers and increase awareness of opportunities for women. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor

Better Building Envelopes. Less Chance of Leaks. Fewer Headaches for Glazing Contractors, Construction Managers, and Owners 0
- Best Practices, Improving Productivity, Outlook & Trends
- March 25, 2025
The AGMT and NACC certification programs are improving the construction industry. By: Jeff Dalaba, AMS, Inc. In recent years, U.S. construction insurance rates have spiked, with water infiltration and losses related to water damage as top risks. A survey of over 340 industry professionals cited most defects and failures were caused by glazing subcontractor and/or
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Professional Growth in Construction: Supporting Women in Key Roles 0
- CONSTRUCTION, Improving Productivity, Outlook & Trends
- March 25, 2025
By Patrick Hogan, Handle.com The construction industry has historically had limited female representation, particularly in field-based roles. However, women have steadily become a significant part of key roles within construction. As of 2023, women comprise approximately 11% of the overall construction workforce, with the majority working in administrative and managerial positions. Their contributions are essential
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Beyond the Hammer: Forging Your Subcontractor Success on LinkedIn 0
- ADVERTISE, Improving Productivity, LIFESTYLE, Outlook & Trends, Sales & Marketing, WORKFORCE
- March 25, 2025
By Cheri Woodsmall, Woodsmall Marketing Group We all know the drill. You’re a subcontractor. Your days are built on expertise, craftsmanship, and a reputation for reliability. Your work is tangible; you build things. But in today’s world, relying solely on word-of-mouth isn’t enough to thrive. To grow your business, you need to step into the
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