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We addressed many topics regarding COVID-19 and its impact on construction during our 3/24 town hall, but didn’t have time to answer all of the questions submitted during the webinar. Here's the follow-up.

With governments doing everything they can to slow the spread of COVID-19, many have passed stay-at-home mandates and orders for all non-essential businesses to cease operation. But what does that mean for construction companies?

COVID-specific Fieldwire tips customers have reported they’re using to keep their teams safe and efficient, whether they’re working on-site, remotely, or a combination of both.

One thing that has become clear in this time: the increased need for flexibility in construction — for individuals as well as for companies. That means adjusted scheduling, additional means of communication, and, yes, more remote work.

Proactive ways subcontractors can keep projects moving and maximize cash-flow during this time.

How general contractors can share up-to-date, real-time alerts with crew members remotely.

COVID-19 has left construction pros in an environment marked by personal and professional uncertainty. Add this to the typical stressors of working in construction and there's potential for a mental health crisis. Here's how to support your team.

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.