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ffran Construction in Portland, where many healthcare projects unrelated to the COVID response have been but on hold.

A breakdown of how construction businesses can safeguard themselves against a prolonged recovery process and recover losses already incurred from the pandemic.

We spoke to CanBIM CEO and President Tom Strong, former CTO of EllisDon, about how COVID-19 is affecting construction and how teams can be more productive during these times.

We checked the LinkedIn statuses and websites of the ENR Top 400 Contractors and ENR 2019 Top 600 Specialty Contractors for their pubic responses to COVID-19. This is what we found.

Both the CDC and OSHA posted guidelines for worker safety specific to limiting the spread of COVID-19. We spoke to healthcare professionals to understand how to apply these on-site, as well as additional tips for ensuring everyone’s well-being.

While many businesses are closed for shelter-in-place, essential activities continue -- construction being one of them. We asked a panel of experts: How essential is it to keep construction running?

Effectively communicating with off-site crews is imperative for keeping these team members safe and the construction industry healthy for the long haul. Learn how.

The healthcare industry is on the front lines battling the coronavirus. So, too, is construction in the trenches, propping up and expediting work on medical facilities throughout the country. Here’s how the industry is winning the fight against COVID-19.

We at Fieldwire have heard from many of our users about how COVID-19 has impacted their work. This is what one of them is experiencing -- layoffs.