Proptech has a snappy technology answer to snap lines. The age-old method of multi-person crews laying out construction site dimensions by snapping chalk lines as part of the surveying process is ...

New surveying technologies are benefitting early adopters by saving time and money and the opportunities in this field continue to grow, discovers Joe Sargent Surveying is a tool that has been used to ...

In an industry where accuracy and efficiency are paramount, surveying and construction have always embraced technological innovations to improve workflows and outcomes. Over the years, advancements ...

Orlando, Florida-based Universal Forming, Inc. (UFI) offers a wealth of services ranging from preconstruction to formwork to complete concrete structures. While the formwork facet of the job has long ...

Modern surveying technology has come a long way from the stand-alone theodolites. Now there is a wide variety of equipment available to suit just about every timeframe and budge. Not that long ago, ...

The Constructor must have an understanding of the relationship of the site and topography to the act of building, and be capable of applying surveying standards on a construction project. The ...

Respondents’ outlook for industry remains positive despite COVID-19 pandemic. Marcum LLP has released the first annual Marcum National Construction Survey. Overall, the survey reflects a positive ...

If someone surveyed the job market for in-demand professions in Kentucky, they would learn there is a high demand for people with skills to survey for various construction and real estate projects.

U.S. construction companies are wasting billions of dollars annually on mistakes, rework and miscommunication. A recent PlanGrid and FMI Corp. survey of 600 construction leaders revealed $177.5B in ...