KEITH Launches Updated Website
The new website design emphasizes KEITH’s role as a value provider to its customers. KEITH Manufacturing Co., the maker of WALKING FLOOR® material handling technology, recently launched its updated website. The new site focuses on what sets the company apart–its manufacturing…
Retention is the New Acquisition
To many, the New Year is a time of reflection and change that brings forth anticipation for new beginnings. While there is no doubt that “new” does sound luminous, when it comes to your team members, the grass is not always…
Iraqi family goes from refugees to building their own home
The Toma family has gone from being Iraqi refugees sponsored by a group of churches to building their own home in P.E.I. — and it only took them less than four years. The family arrived in Charlottetown in the spring of 2018, wanting…
How Virtual Reality is set to change the construction industry
The use of virtual reality in construction can improve safety, precision and collaboration, saving contractors time and money. Virtual reality (VR) is finally here and it is not just for gaming. In fact, VR has begun to spread into almost every industry you can think of…
Building Electromagnetic Wave Absorbing Materials
A new breakthrough concerning electromagnetic wave absorption building materials is considered in the Journal of Materials Science & Technology. The advanced coating materials with green technology can make building more sustainable in the coming years. Electromagnetic Radiation in Building Because of the…
Buying a pre-construction home? First, do your research
Each time a development project gets cancelled, it attracts news coverage. While builders and developers do everything they can to avoid disappointing their customers, the reality is that project cancellations do occur occasionally and usually for very good reasons. Purchasing a…
Climate change, new construction mean more ruinous fires
The winter grassland fire that blew up along Colorado’s Front Range was rare, experts say, but similar events will be more common in the coming years as climate change warms the planet — sucking the moisture out of plants — suburbs…
More cracks found in Mexico City subway line that collapsed
Inspectors have found 21 more cracks in welds or steel structural pieces on an elevated subway line that had a section collapse in May, killing 26 people, officials said Wednesday. Studies on the fallen section found the failure was caused by…