Fieldwire blog

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.

While some construction companies are implementing coronavirus precautions — screening jobsite visitors for flu-like symptoms, for example — most are business as usual. So when will the industry begin to feel the effects of the global pandemic?

According to OSHA, we should all be stretching 10 minutes a day to prevent injury and reduce fatigue — but their poster is boring. Here's a better, more realistic stretch ‘n’ flex guide that OSHA's.

Punch lists on a hotel project pose a unique set of challenges. Here are best practices to avoid inefficiencies and minimize time spent coordinating.

This survey will help uncover how field work affects payment speed across the construction industry. The survey results will reveal how actual performance, efficiency, and speed on the jobsite correlates with payment delays for a construction project.

Our list of top construction expos for 2020, plus who they’re best suited for and why you should attend.