NSC Thought Leadership: Create your SIF prevention ‘elevator pitch’ for executive leadership
By Jason Kunz and Perry Logan March 30, 2026 reprinted from Safety and Health Magazine Health and safety professionals understand the stakes. We’ve studied the data, we’ve seen the patterns and we know that a single serious incident or fatality can change lives … Continued
Why Retention is the New Growth Strategy for Contractors | Plumbing & Mechanical
Employee retention is best described as a formula for keeping/retaining employees. People are hard to replace, and it’s tough to train new people. Employee retention is something that every industry can take note of in terms of best practices, and … Continued
The Project Manager Difference: Why It Matters More Than Ever
In today’s construction environment, the gap between high-performing companies and underperformers isn’t just about markets, workforce, or margins. It’s about project management. Recent industry research reinforces what many of us see every day: Project managers are one of the primary … Continued
Progress Over Perfection: A Leadership Lesson for the Construction Industry
In an industry built on careful planning, waiting for every detail to be perfect can quietly stall progress. The strongest construction leaders know that momentum often begins before every answer is known. A lot of good ideas in construction never … Continued
Employee Retention in Construction: How to Build Loyalty | MMA
Employee retention is best described as a formula for keeping/retaining employees. People are hard to replace, and it’s tough to train new people. Employee retention is something that every industry can take note of in terms of best practices, and … Continued
Building From Within: The ROI of Leadership Development in Construction
Employee retention is best described as a formula for keeping/retaining employees. People are hard to replace, and it’s tough to train new people. Employee retention is something that every industry can take note of in terms of best practices, and … Continued
Built to Last: Cardio Training for Construction Pros
In commercial construction, durability matters—materials, equipment, and especially people. Long hours, physical demands, and high-pressure environments require more than strength alone. They require endurance. That’s why February’s Heart Health Month is a timely reminder to focus on the muscle that … Continued
Preparing for the Exit: How to Structure Your Wealth and Your Business for a Multi-Generational Legacy
Blog Post Sponsored by McGill Junge Wealth Management Author: Trent Burley – Private Wealth Advisor at McGill Junge Wealth Management We often hear some variation of two major questions from owners of closely held businesses: With most of my net … Continued
Replace to Rise: A Monthly Reset
January is that magical reset button—the month where we clear out the clutter, shake off old habits, and decide this year is going to be different. But instead of piling on another overwhelming resolution, what if you focused on just … Continued
How Workforce Retention Can Slash Workers’ Comp Costs in Construction
Employee retention is best described as a formula for keeping/retaining employees. People are hard to replace, and it’s tough to train new people. Employee retention is something that every industry can take note of in terms of best practices, and … Continued