Triax understands the complexities of an active construction site, which is why we work every day to automate processes, boost efficiency, unlock actionable insights, and provide value to our clients. A dedicated project team works with you from pre-deployment/ground break all the way through project completion. Today, we’re introducing you to a member of our…
Construction safety continues to evolve, as wearable technology, drones, machine learning and artificial intelligence change the way contractors collect and analyze site data, survey risks, and stay ahead of safety issues. The proliferation of sensors and drones, in particular, makes it easier and more affordable for contractors to identify hazards, respond to issues, and reduce…
To celebrate Construction Safety Week 2018, Triax asked its employees what they do to promote safety on – and off – the jobsite. Why is it important to promote safety? Who is affected by safety, and what is your safety pledge to ensure we are “Stronger and Safer Together”? Mark Wagner, Electrical Engineer: As a…
To celebrate Construction Safety Week 2018, Triax asked its employees what they do to promote safety on – and off – the jobsite. Why is it important to promote safety? What simple choice can be made to set the stage for safety and why are we “Stronger and Safer Together”? #MySafetyPledge is to hold myself…
To celebrate Construction Safety Week 2018, Triax asked its employees what they do to promote safety on – and off – the jobsite. Why is it important to promote safety? Who is affected by safety, and what is your safety pledge to ensure we are “Stronger and Safer Together”? Matt Davis, VP of Sales: A…
Ahead of Construction Safety Week, which takes place from Monday, May 7th to Friday, May 11th, Triax Director of Field Engineering, Tom Ludorf, writes that safety is a process, not a trophy. The largest source of injury on any active worksite is absentmindedness, inattentiveness, and ignorance of surroundings – also known as complacency. A momentary…
The shortage of available labor in construction has been well-documented. According to a January 2018 Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and Sage Construction and Real Estate survey of more than 1,000 firms nationwide, an overwhelming majority (82%) expect it will remain difficult or become even harder to recruit and hire qualified workers this year,…
OSHA, or the Occupational Safety and Hazards Administration, was founded in 1971 to create rules and guidelines regarding workplace safety. It is an agency of the United States Department of Labor, and its mission is to “assure safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women by setting and enforcing standards and by providing…
With 1-3% profit margins, demanding schedules, and tight competition, construction companies have little extra time to devote to IT and technology investments that don’t work. Construction companies are lean, mean, operating machines that adapt on the fly, and new products—whether tools, gear or software—must clearly demonstrate value and relieve administrative burdens. Perhaps it is not…
The construction world we live and work in is comprised of fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, sons and daughters. Those involved in the industry must focus on and prioritize safety to do their best to ensure everyone returns to their family and loved ones at the end of each day. A construction worksite is an inherently…