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New Technology Products to Watch
Safe Site Check In featured in the November 2020 issue of Construction Business Owners under "New Technology Products to Watch." | To read the story at Construction Business Owner What's New? Safe Site Check In's latest release of its touchless app enables managers,...
Safe Site Check In Self-Service Administrator Edition
Safe Site Check In is the technology startup that streamlines the check-in process at construction sites, healthcare facilities, offices, and event venues nationwide and supports private health screenings and contact tracing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Today,...
Bridging the Gap Podcast Features Safe Site Check In
Leading construction podcast features Safe Site Check In Has your company embraced new ways to make projects easier and more efficient? Would you consider yourself a supporter of that early adaptation or more of a laggard? Join host Todd and guest Kyle Peacock of...
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A Solution for Construction Labor Shortages in 2021
The Construction Industry Is Facing Labor Shortages Project managers across the nation are noticing serious labor shortages. According to an analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data released by Associated Builders and Contractors, construction companies will...
Safe Site Check In’s Weekly Reports for Safety and Productivity
Construction Technology Update Construction Executive's Software Technology news features Safe Site Check In's latest product release. It now features detailed weekly reports containing activities and hours worked by subcontractors, employees and project via daily log...
Construction Projects & Productivity: Thriving In the Roaring 20s of the Industry
In a recent blog, we discuss crucial construction statistics that are shaking up the industry. One important factor to note is the average construction backlog of 7.5 months as of September 2020. Pair this build-up of past projects with a long list of current and...
Despite the Hype, Construction Tech Will be Hard to Disrupt
Originally featured in Extra Crunch via TechCrunch: From the outside looking in, the construction industry appears ripe for tech innovation. The industry represents 6.3% of the U.S. GDP. There are close to 1 million general contractors (GCs) in the country, and...
