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Would Dramatically Higher OSHA Penalties Make Workers Safer?

The Build Back Better bill has safety measures that would drive top fines way up.

Trimble Partners With Boston Dynamics on Robot Dog for Site Documentation

The dog-shaped Spot robot from Boston Dynamics will be available next year with a Trimble laser scanner and GNSS antenna built in, for an out-of-the box autonomous reality capture on jobsites.

New York City Dept. of Buildings Explores Drones for Facade Inspections

New report sees potential for drone use in city building inspections, recommends further study of the issue before restrictions are lifted.

Women Speak Out for Inclusion, Leadership, Diversity, Allyship

Industry trendsetters shared momentum to boost women's numbers and influence at ENR talent and career development event held Aug. 24-27. Read More

Training the Next Generation of Skilled Workers

The construction industry is grappling with a shortage of workers. But we don’t just need people to swing hammers, we need workers with both construction knowledge and tech skills. Here’s how we’ll produce them.

Engineers Piece Together Champlain Towers Probable Collapse Sequence

Structural engineers have pieced together the probable sequence of the fatal progressive collapse of part of the 12.5-story residential condominium in Surfside, Fla., but the trigger remains a mystery.