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An interview with Scott Kurinsky, Executive VP of BEAR construction, about dealing with on-site COVID cases and reassuring subcontractors that jobsites are safe.

As rapidly as the coronavirus and its effects have hit, many businesses are finding themselves in catch-up mode. But construction professionals can be proactive right now. Here’s how.

Fieldwire hosted a virtual town hall to work on solutions for the ongoing coronavirus and construction situation. Here's a transcript of the webinar featuring guests Tim Pickett of Encompass AV, JD Ahearn of XL Construction, and Mandi Kime of the AGC

Should we continue to work, and how do we do it? Several groups have weighed in on this. Here are the best links I have that contain this information.

With coronavirus-mandated closures a distinct possibility, construction companies are struggling to determine next steps. Fieldwire CEO Yves Frinault interviews specialty contractor Encompass AV's CEO Tim Pickett about the current situation.

When it comes to your career, it is important to have a long-term view. You must build a strong professional foundation that can weather any storm. Take advantage of so-called downtime (perhaps while working from home) to sharpen your saw.

Construction projects, however, typically require nearly everyone involved to be on-site, either to perform their job or to check that work is done correctly. So how is the industry addressing the coronavirus pandemic?

Connect Homes develops prefabricated houses, completing about 90 percent of construction in its San Bernardino factory. Here’s how they use Fieldwire to build modern, eco-friendly homes.

Fieldwire has been recognized by Forbes as one of America’s best startup employers in 2020. The company's co-founder and COO Javed Singha shares his thoughts on the news.