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Trust is key in construction!!!! It’s unbelievable that there are still electrical contractors out there giving false info to you for work generation purposes We have seen it first hand this week with a new client…. • Investigation ✅ • Saved her thousands 👍 • Stopped months of unnecessary work 👌 • Happy client 👏 Help us stop more of this fakery What are your worst work generation stories? Comment below and we will help you as well

Getting to know Byron Lang, TAKKION’s Civil Construction Manager: Q: How long have you been in the wind industry? ⏲️ A: 23 years Q: What recent accomplishment at work has you feeling the most energized? 🔋 A: I share my accomplishments with my team and crews. In the last year working on STRP, we have effectively stayed ahead of eight (8) cranes working on seven (7) different jobs, all scattered across four (4) other states.   Q: What are you most passionate about outside of work? 💚 A: Traveling, helping others, and having new experiences Q: What’s a fun fact about yourself that most people wouldn’t know? 🤔 A: I have 12 tattoos! And Counting Q: What unique skill or expertise do you bring to the table that benefits the team? 🤩 A: Knowledge of People - I have a good sense of character and am able to bring on other people who are good for the overall success of our team.    Q: What’s your favorite aspect of our company culture? 😎 A: I think the company does a good job of establishing a family-based approach to things. You’re not just another number at Takkion; you are a part of our team. Q: What advice would you give to someone new starting at our Company? 💭 A: Know where you’re at, know where you’ve been, and know where you’re going! Q: Imagine you’re on a deserted island with unlimited resources. What would you build first? 🌴 A: Shelter and a hammock We are so lucky to have you on Team TAKKION, Byron!

🚀 **Title: "Behind the Scenes: Navigating Drywall Projects"** Hey LinkedIn community! 👋 As a project engineer in the drywall construction field, I wear many hats. Here are some key aspects of my work: 1. **Coordinating with Different Trades and General Contractors**: - Collaboration is the name of the game. I work closely with electricians, plumbers, and other trades to ensure seamless integration. - Communicating project requirements, timelines, and expectations keeps everyone on the same page. 2. **Documenting for Success**: - Submittals, safety documents, and project schedules—these are my daily companions. - Accurate documentation ensures compliance, safety, and efficient project execution. 3. **Time Is of the Essence**: - Staying on schedule is critical. I track milestones, monitor progress, and troubleshoot any delays. - Timely delivery matters to clients and stakeholders alike. Let's keep the conversation going! Share your experiences or drop a comment below. 🙌 #ProjectEngineering #ConstructionCoordination #DrywallInsights --- Feel free to personalize this post further, and remember: Every drywall project is a puzzle waiting to be solved since every project is unique.

Imagine you're building a house. You’ve learned a bit about construction, hired a mason for advice, and began the house construction. Then, you are appointed in an electrician to handle electrical wiring, but for the rest of the work, you simply gathered knowledge from experienced people around you and made decisions based on what you heard. After finishing everything, if you consult a qualified engineer and realize that, despite spending a lot of money, the building isn’t safe. You will feel frustrated when you hear about the condition. Had you spent just 1% of your total budget to hire a qualified engineer from the start, you could have saved money and ensured the building was safe and appropriately constructed. This illustrates how a little knowledge can be dangerous. It's always better to involve experienced professionals for critical tasks.

There was a great article in ConstructionDive today about construction delays! One of the key points that people often forget about is the "handoff" between trades! When your framers are late, mechanicals and electricians can't rough. they start the next job, meaning you wait and get rescheduled. Costs escalate, timelines get pushed. Plan, plan, plan and manage your relationships and subs. #delays #cfsi #construction #groundup #cre #fixandflip #riskmanagement

Here is how we're constructing our next business: 1) Define the problem - the large job search sites make Construction Job searches hard, forcing Construction Professionals to wade through other industries, mixing non-construction employers and non-construction titles into the research. They also often require a large screen for searches; if the construction employee is onsite, phone searches can be frustrating. Our first response: https://lnkd.in/gXW5yvSA We search the web for niche construction job posts, make the display phone friendly, and offer the service for FREE. Please: 1. Visit the site - each visit helps us ensure the site remains a free service. 2. Send us suggestions to keep us on the right track. Thanks. When we get this right, we'll launch the next one. #constructionjobs #softcraftprofessional #softcrafts #scaffold #scaffolder #paint #insulation #metalbuildings #refractory #roofing #heattracing #sprinkler #asbestos #mitigation

How can you progress from a general site operative to a site engineer in construction? Another fantastic question for our panelists to answer during our upcoming webinar. If you're interested in hearing answers from the perspectives of experienced site engineers in the UK and hiring leads, then register for our webinar on 1st August! Details in the comments. siteng 🏗️ Greg Stepien Henryk Jakubiak James Wibberley #labourer #operative #siteengineer #construction #webinar #hiring #engineer #civils #civilengineer #rcframe #groundworks

🚧 On-site with #CivilEngineers: Enhancing Safety Through Expert Media 🚧 We are thrilled to share highlights from our recent visit to our valued client, VolkerFitzpatrick Ltd. Our expert media team had the opportunity to capture a comprehensive #ManualHandlingInduction, as well as a series of Good and Bad Scenario clips that underscore the importance of proper handling techniques in the field of civil engineering. During our visit, we focused on various critical tasks, ensuring that best practices are showcased and potential pitfalls are highlighted. Our Good, Bad Scenario clips covered: ·       🚛 Unloading items off flatbeds ·       🔌 Managing cabling efficiently ·       🛒 Safe use of pallet trucks ·       🛡️ Proper techniques for handling fences ·       🚗 Vehicle access and egress ·       🏗️ Moving items up and down stairs By spotlighting these scenarios, we aim to reinforce safety behaviour and promote a culture of continuous improvement on the job site. Proper #ManualHandling is essential for reducing injuries and increasing productivity, and we are proud to support Civil Engineers in their commitment to safety and excellence. Ready to enhance your company’s #HealthandSafetyTraining?    Connect with us here: 🔗 https://bit.ly/3pSyESe #SafetyFirst #OccupationalSafety #BestPractices #WorkplaceSafety #Construction #EngineeringExcellence

The Essential Guide to Hiring Reliable Home Service Professionals When it comes to home inspections, it's crucial to have a network of trusted professionals to address any additional issues that may arise. In this video, we discuss the importance of having reliable plumbers, structural engineers, and electricians on hand for a thorough inspection. #HomeServiceProfessionals #ReliableContractors #HomeInspectionTips #TrustedProfessionals #PropertyMaintenance #HomeRepairExperts #BuildingInspection #HouseRenovation #PropertyInvestment #HomeImprovement

My first Engineers survey book (nearly 20 years old at this stage) brings back great memories of my early days as a site engineer. The book was in my back pocket at all times, on looking through it, it’s mostly filled with measurements, levels & co-ordinates but surprisingly quite a lot of site records. Plant breakdowns, labour & materials shortages. My advice to young engineers…. (after you have finished the surveying, completed the health & safety paperwork, ordered the concrete, ran to the garage for petrol, emailed the designer chasing drawings, printed the rebar drawings for the Steelfixers (again), called the hose repair man for the excavator, topped up the blue roll in the toilets and taken the senior manager from head office on a tour of the site) ….is to drop a few notes in your survey book recording progress and delays for that day as you may just need them when the project is late and a dispute arises! MoreConsult Ltd #nec #civilengineering #constructionlaw