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Introducing the Bell Cohort of NECA's Innovation Institute

May 22, 2023

Industry News

New construction technology releases: May 2023

As the economic climate continues to darken, contractors are looking for new ways of building and solutions to perennial issues, such as cash flow and worker shortages. Here are some of the latest offerings from technology-based firms that are aimed at streamlining the way contractors build and operate.

NECA News

Share Your Insights on Safety for a New Study

NECA is partnering with Dodge Construction Network on a new study on jobsite safety, and your participation is vital to its success. The purpose is to track trends in safety practices in the U.S. construction industry. This survey should take approximately 12 minutes to complete. In return for completing and submitting the survey, you will have the option to have a summary report of the survey findings emailed to you.

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Introducing the Bell Cohort of NECA's Innovation Institute

NECA is proud to announce the Bell Cohort of the Innovation Institute. Each of these recognized leaders within the electrical construction industry have already achieved considerable career impact within their organizations. Through the advocacy of their executive teams, they have been identified as the innovators of tomorrow. They are strategic, inquisitive, and capable of achieving the highest ranks as pioneers and visionaries for the future of construction.

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Your Input is Needed by May 24

NECA and CFMA are teaming up again to develop the Financial Benchmarker report. The report provides an in-depth analysis of key financial data and provides an industry standard that can be used for change order negotiations, audits, claims and more. We're asking members to complete a survey to provide valuable input in the development of the report. You will receive a FREE copy of the report if you complete the survey!

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New Online Project Management Class Available

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has enabled the construction industry to innovate, improve processes, and gain efficiencies. The Project Manager's Role in BIM will allow the project manager to identify their role in Building Information Modeling. Participants will be able to describe the contractual requirements of BIM, speak the language of BIM, discuss the BIM lifestyle on a project, identify different uses of BIM, discuss the spatial coordination process, and identify best practices in BIM use.

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