Current Issue: May 2020
Project Continuity Plans in the Era of COVID-19: Best Practices
Whether construction is considered to be an “essential” business and allowed to continue amidst the COVID-19 pandemic varies state by state. In the Associated General Contractors’ “Navigating the Outbreak” webinar series, panelists discussed best…
Tech Provides Smart Solutions for the COVID-19 Workplace
As state stay-at-home orders lift, industries are radically reconsidering workplace safety. Whether reopening, or increasing capacity after remaining open as an essential service during COVID-19, all companies are navigating the new safety…
Essential Connection
Even in isolation, glass creates the possibility for an essential connection—connection to the outdoors, to nature and, most importantly, to people.
Blast Glazing
Since 9/11, blast-resistant systems have become a prevalent type of glazing for governmental and institutional facilities. Although this trend has created a new and rapidly growing niche industry within the glazing market, it has also created a…
How to Reopen the Workplace: Part 3, Considerations from Legal Council
Legal questions surrounding COVID-19 range from questions over company responsibilities and liabilities, to what constitutes reasonable health and safety concerns from employees. Learn top considerations from the American Subcontractors…
Building a New Normal
This year’s Top 50 Glaziers survey, which opened in mid-March, captured responses from an industry facing unprecedented challenge and uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Results from the survey, collected over a month, show the cascading…
Project Management: 7 Considerations for Glaziers Going Digital
Conversations surrounding automation and digitization have been ongoing in the glazing industry, and in construction in general, for quite a while. The COVID-19 pandemic could add urgency to this conversation, especially with regards the safety…
